St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-14
THE NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

Bank clearances yesterday were 1913, $50.
Diphthera prevails at 695 Palace street.
Tl5 Maryland street, and 6S7 York street.
The park commission failed to secure
quorum for the regular meeting yesterday.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Peters church
raised $3.50 by their sale of work just closed.
The council committee on ways and means
will meet this afternoon at 2:30.
This evening the Bar Association OF Ram
sey county will meet for the annual election
of officers.
The White Shield league will hold called
meeting at 21O West Fifth street at p. N.
on Monday.
The schedule of ErSchinger Bros. showed
assets of SIS, 792, instead of something over
SO 20, as stated.
A social was held last evening at the Good
rich Avenue Presbyterian church under the
patronage of the ladies of the church.
q. Weiss has made an assiEument to Z. s.
Smith of ali his goods and p 'operty. includ-
ing his In linery store on 4 nird street.
An incipient blaze In a restaurant on jack
son street, between Seventh and Eighth
caused an alarm of fire about lU:3u last night.
William Tierney was discharged at the
hearing before United States Commissioner
Spencer-the prosecuting witness did not ap-
pear.
The benefit concert given last evening at
the Presbyterian church OF St Paul Park
was largely attended and most enj Jyable
event.
The sale of seats for Little Lord FauntIe-
roy has been unusually large, end big en-
gagemenL at the Newmarket is predicted
THEREBY.
Marriage licenses were issued to Fred
Johnson and Hannah johnson, Joseph Olsen
and Gurina Anderson, Peter Bentzen and
Sophia Stevenson.
The Masonic fraternity of South st, Pau,
has just organized Mizpah 10 lge. and will
meet in the spacious hall of the stock e1-
change building.
= DR.. Hawkins talked to the st. Paul Nurses
association on Casarian section, illustrating
the subject by means of the midget There
Tas'a large attendance
A.. A. Rcschneider and Johanna Siebel
were ordered committed as insane and were
taken to the asylum. Louis Harris was ex-
amined on a plea Of insanity aud was dis
charged.
Greqt satisfaction is expressed by the ladies
Of the Christian church at the success of the
bazaar held al the Windsor hotel yesterday
and Thursday. About 500 was cleared for
the church building fund.
There was no meeting yesterday of the
special council committee appointed to in-
vestigate the municipal court records, Aid.
Pratt not having finished his work as expert
accountant A meeting will probably be
held Monday.
lecture will be delivered on Dec. 10 at
the Cretin hall by Miss Calvin. The subject
of the lecture will be FEATHER Damien, the
Apostle of the Lepers, and His LabOrS in
Moloki, Sandwich Islands,"
John Ferber, of 30 Erie street, sustained
painful injuries yesterday morning By fail
received in attempting TO jump from a Mil
waukee short line train at Western avenue.
He Was bruised about the head aud face, but
not seriously injured.
The reservoir of the South Park fire engine
house burst yesterday morning. aud washed
out part of the foundation Chief Engineer
Waterous, of the fire department, and Aid.
Gehan took steps towards having the dam
age repaired as soon as possible. d
The Young Ladies' Guild OF st. Paul's
church will, under the direction of Mrs.
William X. Merri an, its president give sup
per and sale of linen and fancy articles this
afternoon and evening at the reside nee Of
C. ". Carpenter. $50 st. Peter street.
The fourth annual entertainment given
last evening by the ST. Paul Banjo and Guitar
club at Luckers hall, was one of the most en-
jeyable musical events chronicled thus far
this season. The hall was packed and the
audience extremely appreciatiye Of the merit
Of the performers.
Mrs. LodufsKy, Bohemian woman who
lives on COlborne street, near Grace, was
knocked down by wagon of the st. Paul
Sanitation company, at Seven corners yester-
day. while attempting to get out of the way
of cable car. Her only injury was sprained
ankle.
On Thursday evening the members and
friends of the Pilgrim Baptist church pre-
scented their pastor, Rev. l.. S. Sheafe, with
coat and vest, accompanying it with a neat
address, expressing their appreciation of his
work. j. W. Smith acted as master of cere-
monies.
Coroner Quinn states that the iuquestupon
the Lake Johanna victim will probably be