St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-10
SAYINGS AND DOINGs.

Bank clearances yesterday were $685.
049.23.
Ten births, one death and one mar
rage were recorded at the health office
yesterday.
Burlington motor trains will stop at
Red Rock Oh and after the 18th inst,
to take on or let off passengers.
The Commercial Mutual Insurance
Company of New York was Yesterday
admitted to do a marine business in this
stath.
But one death was reported at the
health office yesterday of Mrs. Ida
Miller, twentyeight years of age, at 223
Fuller street.
The board of public works improved
the fine weather of yesterday by in
speeding different street improvements
throughout the city.
The Northwestern Book house, to be
located at III East Third street, will
have room set apart on the second
floor for ministers meetings.
Gov. Merriam. accompanied by his
military staff, will represent the state
of Minnesota at the Washington centen-
NAL at New York, the 30th inst. Rep
resentatives of the state legislature
Willie O'Donnell and Frank Riplin-
ger. small boys who have been aSSidu-
ouSly trying for several weeks to break
their necks by jumping on moving
trains at the union depot. were arrested
yesterday afternoon by Officer Palmer.
A meeting of the Ramsey county
Sunday school superintendents decided
Monday evening to hold festival June
of wv al CnhnnIC n
the county will unite in a grand parade
and musical exercises. 1t will be a
great day for the scholars.
Reports were received at the health
Office yesterday of diphtheria at Hall
avenue and Curtire street, and scarlet
fever at 1914 East Tenth street, 231 Mid
way street, 149 East George street, 41S
st. Peter street and SOC East Fourth
street.
A protest has been filed with the
board of public works by the Twin
City improvement company against the
paving of West Seventh street with
cedar blocks oD the solid concrete basis.
1t is alleged that such pavement is an
infringement upon the rights of the
Kerr patent, represented in st. Paul
and Minneapolis by this company.
1t is said the Germania bank people
have raised the price on the fifty feet
on Wabasha street required by the Ar
cade Opera House company. There
may be some hitch in the transfer
through this, as the difficulty will be
hard to adjust. A thousand dollars
foot WIS the price offered, and it is said
the bank declines to accept it.
Mark Harden. special agent of the
United States treasury department, has
rendered his resignation to Secretary
Window. Maj. Harden will hereafter
represent d, Appleton & Co.. the New
York publishers. He has held his pres
ent office four years, having been APP
pointed by Secretary Manning. He has
been a jealous worker and an honorable
and efficient official, and the depart
ment loses one of its conspicuous fix
lures.
The Minneapolis Dramatic company
yesterday filed incorporation articles
with capital of $4,000 The company
will buy, deal in and sell dramatic plays
and compositions, publicly present
dramatic plays and compositions, OF
gani2ing and operating dramatic COM
panieS and conducting a general theat-
rical business in the state and else
where. IncorpOrators: Hugh NJ. Reid,
William E. Haskell, Charles E. Handy,
Frank F. Davis, NJ. P. Hague, of Mime
apolic