St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-15
DOINGS OF A DAY.

The common council meets in regular ses-
sion tonight.
Five births and six marriages were re-
corded at the health Office yesterday.
The council committees on gas and fire de-
partment will meet at 2:3O this afternoon.
Hereafter all the elevator men, janitors and
watchmen at the court house will wear
badges.
Bank elearances yesterday were 81, O77,-
954, the highest figure reached for several
months.
WI. Carlyle and wife. Mrs. James Fenton
and Thomas V. Fenton, of Leayenworth, are
at the Ryan.
Custodian Berthiaume yesterday appointed
Frank Boyer and Nick Flynn firemen at the
court house.
III. +. Galen and W. L Kimpton, of Helena,
Mont. were among the horSemen at South
st. Paul yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Breen left this morning for Mt. St
Joseph, To-, with her daughter Mamie. who is
to attend school there this winter.
Diphtheria prevails at 378 st. Clair street
and 1924 Burns street. Scarlet fever is also
reported from liz East Ninth street.
The marriage of Frank 5. Weidenborner to
Miss Josephine Friend takes place at the As
sumption church at 10 O'Clock this morning.
A sale OF real estate upon which taxes to
the amount of $50, OD0 are delinquent, Will
be'opened by City Treasurer Refs on the 23d
inst.
The Myrtle Leaf club gives its third social
party at Lucker's hail next Friday evening.
Seibert's orchestra will furnish music Tor the
occasion.
Paul L. Kleist was selected general man.
ager and financier of Wills orchestra and
First Regiment band at meeting of the
members last night.
H. NJ Littel formerly superintendent OF
the st. Paul union stock yards, Is here from
Cincinnati. o., where he became interested
in the Moline Plane railway.
The council committees on claims and
police met yesterday afternoon and trans
aeted.a considerable amount of routine bust
ness that will come up at to-n1ght's meeting.
A. w Saunders, editor of the South st.
Paul journal, begins to realize the cost OF
married life. He was handing out cigars yes
terday on the arrival of a wee little girl at his
house.
Luke Martin, formerly stage manager at
the PEOPLES (nOW harriS) theater. is men,
her of Rose Coghlans company, which onens
at the Newmarket Thursday. The sale of
seats opens to-day.
A. E. Johnson has received a telegram
from the Inman line IF steamers stating that
the City of New York, which ran ashore IN
New York barbOr MSt week, will sail to-mor-
row on schedule time.
Catharine johnson, one of the pioneer set.
tiers of ST. Paul. died ut her resideuce0tl2
Carroll street, Saturday, Oct. r. She was
eighty.s seven years I'D, and resident OF st.
10. D. M.
Hamon & Co. explain that the reason the
court house clock has not been illuminated
lately is because lac gas pipes are too small.
The machinery If the clock Is in perfect
order but the pipes have become ciogged
with water, so tina the gas cannot reach the
burners
Manager Scott. Treasurer SymonGs and an
other attache of the Newmarket theater,
mourn the loss of their overcoats Sneak
1 IL.
garments, together with eightythree tickets
for Manager SCOTS benefit
A little child of John Finn, Of 424 Ellen
street. was bitten by savage dog yesterday
afternoon suffering a frightful wound upon
the right arm and shoulder The dog. owned
by John Derrick. was killed. The child is
not thought TO be dangerously injured.
f. j. Stackpole and wife, of Harrisburg,
Pa. who have been spending part of their
wedding tour in this city, leave for the coast
this afternoon. Mr.. Stackp0le Is the city and
managing editor of the Harrisburg Tele-
graph as well as the Associated press repre-
sentative at that point.
The ordinance recently passed to compel
retail grocerS TO take out license to sell
poultry and game Will be strictly enforced.
Only one firm had taken out the license yes
terday, but Inspector Nugent will bes-ip an
active crusade at once against the negligent
dealers.
A citizen of Hudson, Wis, said to be city
official. was in ST. Paul yesterday looking for
a runaway wife. The woman is said to have
eloped with another man. and was in st.
Paul yesterday forenoon. The police would
not interfere except upon a warrant. and the
husband would not undergo the publicity of
appearing before the police judge and swear
ing out warrant for her arrest. The result
was that the man went home and the woman
continued on in her foolish course
The common council of South st. Paul
held special meeting last evening" Vice
President Franklin Watrous in the chair
The. grading of of Lawrence avence from
Butler avenue to Annapolis was ordered
and work thereon will he begun soon. The
assessments of Highland avenue were con
irmed No action was taken on the city hail
location. Upon Lawrence avenue it is re-
ported the Public Improvement Union of
South st Paul desires to Duild a rapid transit
line.