St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-02
SAINT PAUL.
additional City News on the Sh Page
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

The prison inspectors hold their quarterly
meeting to-day.
The Alliance Aid Association of Huron,
Oak. has been licensed to do business i'll this
state.
4. IL. Bartram Yesterday entered upon his
duties as secretary to the dairy commls'
siouer
Thirteen births, seven deaths and five mar
riages were belletined al the health once yes
terday.
Friends of the Younger brothers have
abandoned any attempt TO secure them tree
pardon.
There are thirty life insurance companies
operating i'll this STATE, exclusive on assess
ment corporations.
The members of the police and fire depart
mentS received their April salaries yesterday,
amounting to S3S,0 900.
Revenue Collector Biermann and his large
office staff were busy yesterday issuing liquor
and tobacco licenses 10 dealers III sucn TAXA
BE goods.
The meeting of the court house commits
sioners. which was 10 have been held yester-
day. was indefinitely postponed, there being
no quorum present.
AT the Grace VI. E. church. Burr street. last
evening. Miss Leila Paige, of Minneapolis.
gave q pleasing entertainment, consisting OF
songs and dramatic readings.
The day nursery is getting along finely,
caring for about dozen children every day.
The directors appeal to the public for more
funds, of which they are greatly in need.
Reports were received at the health office
Yesterday of diphtheria ut oo3 Ashland ave
nue., IA Colorado street and Az Maekubln
street Scarlet fever was reported at lis
Poplar street and 79l Reaney street.
Miss Claire c. Calame, of 800 Nelson ave-
nue. received the sad intelligence yesterday
of the death Of her mother, Madame Gus
tave Calame, in Switzerland, the 2Sth nit.
Her home was in Paris. France,
MARRIAGE licenses were issued YESTERDAY to
Fuoene Ionnine and Amelia Adderly. Fred
hi7Sta, SI6 TeIiia r SeaSon G C0rsbath
ma aTfonie Cbnluna. John TaIgar and Mary
Tunrwirt charles l. Lawrence and MauGe
4 Parker
p,iyotn odrioes trnrr, BIG Stone Civ say
thai cold in rich quantities has been found
there Some OF the ore was shipped 10 Wash
ington and assaved SIS ton. This has been
kept very secret by those interested, and very
few even of the natives of the town know of
The discovery
Commissioners Julpe w Iochren. Gen. ]
W Rishon cen {, q Andrews. Gen. John
Il. Sanborn. Gov. l.. +. Hubbard and Judge
c, f. Flandrau. appointed to publish the his
tory of the Minnesota volunteers, held SEES
sioI, Yesterday Al the state house
Aocoriipo tn tho following statement busi-
eeS bos decre o s in the 81 PAM nostoffice
no,,7n ,t" ~ ~ that of anrI IsSS The busi
otn Sone in amril 1SsS amounted to s4f;3
9xs II. last month if only amounted TO
SSr 30 81. receipts from STAMPS. money
orders. etc.
,ta,,1oo,;,o of tho Stockholders of tho ST
pa,I ~ ,an, beld HaStaray the fol.
ioipo 'er nIarfad direct3rs for three Years
iDm,as9 I'm - n C;It;lion Gree,,laa f
CIarE Alax Ramsey. d. e. Sbepard. ]. ".
Bfshop. Directors for one year: William
Lindecke j d. Ludden.
The calendar carnival 10 be given by the
,,ofI Do al
NJ Z. Church tonight and tomorrow even
ing. premises to be a novel entertainment,
The lecture and SUNDAY school room will be
used. There will be twelve booths represent
ing the twelve months of the year all beauti-
fully decorated, making bewildering scene
Of beauty.
In SEARCHING over and collecting the old
hooks and records strewp about the old court
house and in the wants ri Volumes were
found which belong to attorneys of this city.
anywhere in the district court are requested
70 COLL for aud 1amova them bafore fonnr
row night.
Nav rs is fine date of The merchants carni-
val al the PEOPLES church. The ladies of the
church have been doing some hard work
among the merchants of the CITY and have
gotthiugs so far forward as to be able to hold
a rehearsal this evening. 1t is hoped enough
money will be raised By the show to paw off
the debt an the furniture of the church
The deliobtfuI drama ..Tbe Old NIilI., WAS
repeated at Cretin hall last evening by the
Crusaders II. A. society. to large audience.
The pretty hall was comfortably filed with
lovers of The dra,n;,rand good mi,sic. the lat
ter being rendered bv Prof Wits orchestra.
The amateurs dispIayed considerable talent
and the audience encored them repeatedly. ;
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J1iii an NE ~ te poala VI
H we're married ut the cathedrai at q o'clock
Yesterday morning Inv Rev Father Fitznat-
rick 4 reception was held from 6 to T
O'Clock in the evening at the residence of the
BRIDES parents. G33 Charles street. after
which tbp vouna connie denarted for a short
Eastern trim -
Tbo f,onoio1 stato,,an+ of tho oitr trooc
80 far he 'ionth l,f Ill 1900 + os FOL.
lows. Ra,ance Stoa IA 90. receints
S197.57s.3s: total. $685. ,952.74: disburse-
ments. 500 4ol. "a. leaving a balance of
SIqS.531 in the treasury The treasurer of
the board of education reports: Balance.
S26. STI So: receipts. SI69 o2l a.: total
Sl96.O93I2 disbursements. S14S 225 .46:
balance. S47. S67 sc.
The preliminary estimates for the having
f ois staot ha+neo,, Salsa,, 1870 Pc ing
igIebert street. and the erslino Of nouen @.,u
Street came nm before The hoard of nnhiin
works vaster,lav II was ,iecidad that 18th
of the nronosed improvements are unnecas.
sary aud not demanded bv a majority of the
nronertv owners and an sdverse renort will vii
Two rosieno+io,s Y.aro aoo,+ Will, ,os.ou
dat nv the 70 Iroad and warehor,o IN nc,,,,'
sinners II %orton on resia,,oS H. I'LL rs
chief Weiohmaster At nniuf5 md he pIyiiI ba
S,,aoas5n5 H. m Mo9tar'' ca" s c ae WI pe
G. W. Marchant resigned the position of
chief weighmaster at Minneapolis. and his
successor is G. NJ. Reese, of Kandiyohi eoun-
ty Both appointments take effect, Nav Is.
Cant w = Grass of Rod vi,o lo.o e,,,on
inteadent Of the state fair groiSdS ar per
tardar an,ontad i, Tho Tard Was .ea
10 the rdsi,o, Of 5aa4 ;sr O. VI dea t
na Wy Stste Low a. NIin,neoto url.ef ttie
insnectorsbin * comeidnrad dosirah1a LIE
and it's emnlnmants ore ost;noe tad nt ooii
$1,000 a year, The fees, as fiTed bv the D act
are five cents Der head for cattle t1ree cents
for hogs and two cents for sheen.
rho folloving ;s tho noon,I,l, ro,,o,t re- .,,o
Ct poni N"tar ho.r rs .noI.nis iepolt VI tlie
Anil IL sis go. aS in aSa f oii matla
SD 6aG 81; entire f'nd i'i etle iiio eHo
JzS "a Unsatisfactory na,H V Gor naIo' Son,