St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-27
the jury rendered a verdict of $3.50. 90 in
favor of the plaintiff.
GLOBULES.

Twenty births and five deaths were bull
letined at the health Office yesterday.
Joseph Martin was sent to the Hastings
jail yesterday for sixty days for petit larceny.
Scarlet fever is reported at 694 Wabasha
street, 95S Bradley street. and 43 Valley
street
The ST. Andrews will have their monthly
assembly at Society hall on Thursday
evening.
The Golden Leaf Social club will give the
third of their series of parties at Society hall,
Drake block, Tuesday evening.
The explosion of gasoline lamp in a barn
at Eighth and Sibley streets called out the
fire department yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Henry F. Butler will conduct the ser
vices Of the Reformed Episcopal mission, in
the Ryan hotel, this afternoon at $3.50.
A mass meeting of the journeymen brick
layers, both union and on-union, is called
for at Labor nall 70 East Seventh street,
Jan. 3l.I
The dry goods establishment of NJ P.
Golden, 221 Concord street. was damaged by
fire early Yesterday morning, the loss being
Mrs. A. Harnish, Past Noble Grand Even
ing Star Lodge Daughters OF Rebecca, was
presented with Past Grand regular badge
Friday evening.
Fourteen Migrants were arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday on the order Of
Capt. Bresette, and committed to the work
house for thirty days each.
A blaze in a grocery store at jerks and
Martin streets caused a fire alarm to be
turned in at $50 o'clock last evening. The
damage was nominal.
A large party of young people from the
West side enjoyed an excursion to Macales-
ter college Friday evening" and were treated
to a surprise party in that village.
John Koryem, Fred O'Dell and William
Edmunds were locked up at the central po-
lice station yesterday afternoon on suspicion
stolen ValH6bt4
found in their possession.
James Corners was convicted in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday of burgiarizing
George Wichmans dry goods store, at 3i3
East Seventh street, and was sentenced to
the workhouse for ninety days.
Prof. j. L. Moves. of Faribault. will ad-
dress the Tousley Deaf Mutes' society this
| morning at 1890, at the Gospel Temperance
Union rooms. The special song service will
take place at O'Clock this afternoon.
The third concert of the st. Paul Either
club will be given at Standard hall Oh Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Marie Van
Gelder. of St Paul, W. b. Hetch, of Mime
apolis, will assist in an artistic prog ramme.
Young men are especially invited to attend
the Crusaders meeting at 3 O'CLOCK to-day in
their hail. corner Sixth and WabaSha A
leading physician of ST. Paul will lecture
/ upon the effects of alcohol III the system.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Albert Buggert and Belle Larson, Peter Han
Anna johnson, Gerhard Juchnes and Cath
crime Femner, j. d. Kyle and Nina Willard,
ana Fank Halter and Adna Buester.
The Polanders who are accused Of stabbing
Mike Hockvimer in a row on the Bohemian
flats two weeks ago, were arraigned before
Judge Cory yesterday morning. One of the
accused was discharged and the cases against
the others were continued until Feb. 1,
when ii is expected that Hockyimer will be
able to appear against them.
dx,s nm -bo
from the workhouse last week after serving
ninety days sentence for wife beating,
| rode out in the Black Maria yesterday to be-
| gin another ninety days term for larceny.
! He attempted to trade for whisky a sack of
! flour stolen from grocery store at 57S Rice
| street.
| A concert is to be given at Dyer's music
rooms on Feb. s, for the benefit of the music
| fund of the First Universalist church. A fine
| programme will be presented under the man
! agement of Miss Richards and the church
! choir Master Ernest Belden, the boy soprano
! of the Christ church choir, will also sing
solo,.
| The Bricklayers' union has elected the fol-
| lowing officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
/ dent, John Brown; vice president Christ
| Frabery financial secretary, Adolf Guineot;
| corresponding secretary R. T. Refs; record
ing secretary, Thomas Powers; treasurer,
John Mills; trustees, William A. Maxwell,
August Dibba N and John Doyle.
| At the Eleventh annual meeting of the
| Capital building society on Friday evening,
| the reports showed the fourishing condition
| of the society," the first and second series
| being paid up for the eleventh time. The
membership of the society now reaches
nearly 2U0. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year.: President, A.
r. Kiefer; vice president, ID. d. Merrill:
directors e. Good, j. H. Hullsiek, Fred Rich
ter, G. Fl. Schnitfger, j. b. Olivier, ". P.
Jewett w. S. Timberlake, A. Bassford, FIR. F.
Wilde, Charter L. Feber.