St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-04
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on the Str Page.
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

Bank clearances yesterday were 81, 122,-
054.76
CITY Treasurer Refs will to-day pay the
street forces $500 for May services.
The council committee on claims met yes
terday afternoon and transacted routine busl-
ness.
Thirteen births, eight deaths and three
marriages were recorded at the health office
yesterday.
The general laws passed by the late legis-
lature will be published in book form WITHIN
two weeks
state Auditor Braden last week disposed OF
5000 acres of stale land i'll Becker Morrisou'
Todd and Pope counties
The reform school managers held meet
ing Yesterday at the state reform school, ana
transacted routine business.
Shahouth services will be held at the Tenn
pie, Tenth and Minnesota StIeets, at
O'Clock this evening" and $3.50 tomorrow
morning.
The commissioners of printing will attend
at the office of the secretary of state to-day at
Pm to receive and open bids for puphc
printing.
church has been formed at Camp. RenVlie
county the articles being filed yesterday with
the secretary Of state.
Diphtheria was reported at the health office
Yesterday from 754 Blair street, and scarlet
fever from Oh Martin street. 237 Ellen
street 1923 Van Bulen street. and 692 Lee
street.
Aid. Gehan-I don't care if they do stop
SUNDAY base ball playing now. Every time
we get good team that mighI win the pen
ant Barnes goes 10 work and sells Oft the
best men.
Col. E. $. Radcliff last evening instituted
Hone Division, NO. 10, Uniform Rank, X. OF
p nj the Knights of Pythias hall, Sixth
street The division has already member
ship of forty.
Thursday evening, at Knaufts hall, on
Seventh street the drama. Beauty and the
Beast" will be presented. The entertain
mept will be given for the benefit of 81.
Peters Episcopal church. of Dayton S Bum
Philip Corcoran and Fred Stevens, Of the
local typographical union, departed las,
night for Denver as delegates to the annual
convention OF the International Typograph-
zeal union, which conveneS there next Mon
day.
The Claremont Crown creamery, of Clare
mont Dodge county, filed articles OF lncorp-
Grafton Yesterday at the state department.
CAPITAL stock, S.. 900 incorporates: F. Z.
Dodge. y. A. Grunklie. rurley McMartln; u.
GRAY. G. Ward L. Fritz. 7. Edmond d. Nc
Martin and j. Ebenhah, of Claremont
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John W. Lux and Katie Jansen, stephen
Lapage and Theresa Muliners Henry Bauer
and Rosa Hammer, John T. Fahey and Anne
Prendcrgast. II. Anderson and Maria Hoim-
grend, E. A. Reed and Lonnie II. Stevenson,
Luther P. Mcclellan and Jennie H. Speiman,
Fred ". Cox and Beatrice Stafford.
George Slater, the twelve-year.old boy
whose leg was so badly crushed Friday even
ing in the elevator in Schuneman & Evans.
dry goods house. died yesterday morning at
the home of his uncle. 500 Grand avenue, OF
the injuries he received. The unfortunate
little fellow came to America from England
but six weeks ago, and had just secured EN-
ployment in the store as cash boy
Max Feierahend. the proprietor of Day,
tons bluff beer garden, who was complained
of by Adolph Wulff, another saloonkeeper,
for selling liquor to minors and without
license was given ajury trial yesterday after
noon before Judge Burr. After trial lasting
several hours, The jury retired and promptly
returned with verdict of guilty, Whereupon
the court imposed fine OF S25.
The Great Western band will give icon-
cert at Central Park this evening, when the
following programme will be rendered:
March, THE Crusader" Sausa: grand pot.
pourri 20 Fair Dove. o Fond Dove:
Schleppegrell; overture, "Mirella," Gounod.;
Chilian dance, "Manana,,' Missud;. bari
tone solo, 'Fantaisie Apollo Maqnier, c:
NJ. Selling; Waltz, Dream on the Ocean,
Gung'l: selection. ''LOhengrin," Wagner
"Marche Turque, Mozart.
AT meeting of the court house commits
sion held yesterday afternoon, Miles d Hale
submitted bid to put electric Tells and an
nunciators in the court house elevators for
SOS each. Bills were allowed as follows:
Union School Furniture company, Battle
Creek, Mich, S~,s65.30; E. O. Nepil, $50;
Bazille & Partridge, S1.595: Adix Bros,
S492. so: j. P. Anderson. 997; Dispatch
Printing company, S7.67. MeAdams & Cart
wright, the elevator men, were charged back
Sl67. -
The concert and ball given by Prof; Wills
First Regiment bah at Armory hall, last
evening, was a brilliant social success. The
gally- decked and decorated hall was filed
with very large and select company of st.
Paul and Minneapolis society. and the revel-
ers danced merlily to the sweet music of the
skilled musicians comprising the popular
leaders band. The concert consisted of
number of selections of brass and string
music, and the evenings entertainment was
lacking in no feature, as evidenced by the re
luctance with which the merry makers left
at all early hour this morning.