St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-06
GLOHULES..

Scarlet fever is reported at G19 Hall street.
Ten Births and three dealhS were reported
at the health Office yesterday.
Minnesota Commandery of the Loyal
Legion will meet this evening at the Ryan.
T. chimney fire on Wacouta street, near
Seventh called out the fire department last
evening.
= slight blaze in the frame dwelling at l21
Nelson avenue called out the fire depart
ment last evening.
The Daytons bluff W. C. r. U will meet at
the Bates Avenue NJ. L. church this after
noon al 3 o'clock.
Up to ) o'clock Yesterday afternoon City
Treasurer Reis had issued 31S liquor licenses
for the year 1889.
There will be Mather matinee at the New
Market thcater this afternoon, the offering
being Romeo and Juliet"
Willis Hazen and Charles Williams were
arrested Yesterday by Officer Mcclure, and
locked up rs suspicious characters.
meeting of the West Seventh street Dis
trict union will be held this evening at the
HALL corner West Seventh street and West
ern avenue.
The advance sale for the Corinne engage
ment indicates that the charming little
, actress is a favorite with st. Paul theater
goers and will be given warm welcome.
Rev. Father Keane, rector of st. Thomas
seminary, will deliver lecture this evening
at st. JOINTS church, corner of Forest and
Frances streets, on Total Abstinence
paper will be read by Col. J. w. BiSsell
entitled THE Western Organization of
C'olored People tor Furnishing Information
to United States Troops in the South"
A meeting will be held at the Merchants
hotel reading room tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock for the purpose of forming an asso-
citation to be known as the st. Paul Driving
club.
Wagner Brothers & Co.. South st. Paul,
have sold their Office fixtures to Fitch
Brothers & Co. The latter firm has associated
with it Percy Vittum. formerly of Percy Wit
tum d Co.
Prof r. H. Garride general organizer of
the Socialist labor party, will speak on the
@Genesis of Socialism at Liberty hall cor
ner Of Fifth and Minnesota streets, at SIS
this evening.
Frank Kelly alias Davis, Charles Kennedy
and Lou Adams, accused of robbing NJ. Hoff-
man Sunday evening, were arraigned Ill the
municipal court yesterday morning, and their
cases continued until to-day.
A delightful surprise party was given to
George Bars hell last evening by number of
friends, the occasion being his thirty first
birthday The evening was spent playing
progressive euchre and other games.
II. L. Moore and William Dunn attempted
TO sell two large brass wheels supposed to
have been stolen, and were arrested by Officer
Cornick The property is at the central sta
ton.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Mark Silber and Deborah Cardozo Mark
Iineer and Almna A. Norden, j. Fl. Fotiet
and Jessie Gallagher. NJ. u. Connole and
Hattie Harvey and T. j. Crowley and Minnie
Wagner.
A civil service examination was held
Yesterday i'll the government building, at
which thirteen men and ten women were ex-
amined for positions as clerks, four as
stamperS and thirty y-seven aspirants for
positions as carriers.
CAT meeting of the managers of the Home
tor the + riehdless yesterday afternoon the
following officers were elected for the ensu
ing year: President, Mrs. Pascal Smith vice
president, Mrs. c. II. Worthen; treasurer
Mrs 5. D. Flagg; and secretary, Mrs. Ii. A.
Carver,
The annual meeting of the St. Paul Dis
filling company was held yesterday afternoon
and the following officers were reelected: :
President, Theodore l.. Schurmeier; vice
president and general manager, H. G. Hicks;
secretary, Henry d. Mathews; treasurer, J.H
Sanders.
James McIIugh, a press boy in the employ
of the George G. Pound printing establish
ment, had his right foot badly crushed yes
terday afternoon in the wheels of a cylinder
press. The injured member was dressed by
DR.. Quinn, who found it necessary to ampu.
tate two toes.
The question of paving Dale street to
Marshall avenue and also Kent street, came
up berore the board of public works yester-
day afternoon. y protest against the i'm
provcment was file L from three-fourths of
the interested property owners, and the board
reported against the Improvement