St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-18
DOINGs or IHE DAY.

.Diphtheria prevails at 616I2 Case street.
Bank clearances yesterday were S716,S19.
st. Paul Camp No. L, Sons of Veterans, will
give their first social party of this season at
Garfield post hail. $50 East Seventh street,
this evening.
Mayor Smith returned home yesterday
morning from his extended hunting trip 10
tIle northern part of the state, and through
out the day was busy with municipal affairs.
An incipient fire III the rear of q store at
The corner Of Rice and Martin streets called
out the fire department shortly after 5 CLOCK
yesterday afternoon. No damage.
The fire department vas called out about
10o'clock last night by a baZe in the second
story of the dwelling at Sll York street, oc-
cupied by Lewis Peterson. The damage was
triling.
Eben TAYLOR. a young bridge builder en-
plOyed by the Omaha railroad company, fell
from a scaffOld yesterday morning. sustain
Ing a compound fracture of his right leg. He
was taken to the city hospital. Taylor Is a
resident of Mankato.
Coroner Quinn held an inquest yesterday
afternoon over the remains of John Lunken-
hsimeT, who was run down and killed by a
Manitoba train near PARK avenue Tuesday
night The evidence developed went to show
that the death was purely accidental. and the
Jury returned a verdict accordingly.
THE following candidates for connubial
bliss presented themselves al the clerks
office yesterday: \. Snyder kirkpatrick and
Helen Il. Mckinley, Robert j.. Wood and
Francis Il. Hoffman. John s. Webb and Lilly
Sherman. Vincent Isydlock and Mrs. Josie
Lamelak; William Rush and Lucy Schultz,
Louis Menke and Hattie CrOwell.
The law students Of the city are requested
70 assemble at the office Of A. i Ovitt, Esq,
d. National German-American Bank build
ing this evening to organize a law class.
Several prominent attorneys have volun-
teered their services, and will cooperate
with the Students. The object Of organiza-
ton is to hold moot courts, hear lectures,
papers, debates, etc.
The regular monthly meeting Of the con-
tractors and builders board OF trade was
held Yesterday afternoon at their h~eadquar-
tiers. The action of the board of directors in
appointing II. X. P. Hamilton to succeed II.
II. Young as secretary, was approved by a
unanimous vote. thus settling the question
raised by Mr.. Young. Three new members
were admitted to the board.
President NJ. D.. Flower, of the st. Paul
Union stock yards, was at South st. Paul yes
terday looking after the interests Of the High
wood and ANNAPOLIS Street Belt Transfer
company. He pointed to the doubling of cot
tie receipts this year as compared with last
season, and argued that the business shows a
era tifying increase. 1t does look as though
'Mark d. has dropped into a growing and
successful business.
Inspector Nugent. Aid. Gehan and d. j.
BOWlin, returning from the Obsequies of e x
Sheriff Conley at Inver Grove (near South
St. Paul. yesterday, were surprised to find a
fearful fire raging in the woods. near Went
wOrth's halt way house. They rode through
the binding smoke and devastating flame
and succeeded i'll reaching Robert street il a
dry and hungry condition.
The STATE dairy association will meet at
Mankato Dec. 10, IL and II. This year the
association has decided to pay premiums in
cash; hitherto successful exhibitors of
dairy produce have received their awards i'll
kind, Gov. Hoard. of Wisconsin, and X
Railroad Commissioner Coffin. of Iowa, are
expected to furnish the association with val
liable and interesting papers on matters re-
lating to the dairy interests.