St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-28
SAINT PAUL.
SAYINGS AND DoINGs.

The Oak Leaf club will give hop at
Lncker's hall, Dayt0n's bluff, this
evening. 80:
The Minneapolis Gruetl Verein. yes
terday filed articles of association at the
office OF secretary of state.
The bricklayers of st. Paul have ar
ranged to give ball at Standard hall
on the evening of March Is.
An entertainment will be given by
John B. French lodge this evening at
Relief society hail., 141 East Ninth
street.
The regular&meeting of Acker Post,
No. 21, GA. H.. will be held this even
ing at thepost hall in the Drake block.
large number being present.
0Theanhnal election of Typographical
Union No. 80 occurs to-day. The polls
will be at the corner of Fourth and Wa
baSha streets-open from until 10 p. m.
City Attorney Russell, of Mnneapo-
lis, will lecture on the subject OF The
American. Constitution at the rooms
of the Y M. c.. A. this evening.
At the municipal court yesterday,
Jocco Conway, suspected OF larceny,
and accused OF aSSaulting Officer Gal
vim, was held for trial March + under
$500 bail.
ssThe Bows of st. Paul'' is the latest
production in the way of amateur news
papers. The editor and publisher is
Victor ii. Smalley, the eleven-year-old
son of E. V. Smalley, of the Northwest
Magazine.
Edward A. Bromley will give a stere-
opticon entertainment at the chamber
of commerce this evening, showing a
large number of views and illustrations
of the pioneer days Of st. Paul.
Gen. G. C. Andrews will lecture
under the auspices of st. Paul High
School ID. and Z. society at assembly
hall tomorrow evening, his subJect
being "RecollectiOns of Great Orators"
The business mems MONDAY prayer
meeting will be held in the Drake
block from 12 to p. IN. to-day. The
exercises will be led by John Il.
WoolIey. the evangelist.
The following eases of contagious
disease was reported at the health
Office Yesterday: Scarlet fever, 4Sl
Iglehart street, Sc East Seventh street,
and six cases at Duncan and Har-
vester streets, Hazel Park; diphtheria.
234 East Winnifred street; membra-
Seous Group, 9T7 Gaultier street.
George Leigh, the proprietor of a
eaIoon at No. 346 Cedar street. appeared
at police headquarters greatly excited
at 2 O'clock yesterday morning, and re-
ported a double murder and the serious
wounding of a third man near Ban
holzer's brewery, out West Seventh
street. A detail of police were driven
rapidly to the place, but no murdered
slen were found. and on returning to
Che station Leigh was found to be Suf-
fering from delirium caused by drink.
He was removed to the county jail, and
will be held until he RECEIVERS.
Frederick w. Hind died at 2:30 Mon
day afternoon. Mr.. Hind was an arch
itect Of some. prominence, and only
month ago had entered into partnership
with L. S. Radcliffe. He spent some
time last winter at Pense, n. w. T.,
with relatives, and had many friends in
this city, among whom he was gen.
orally esteemed and. beloved. Last
Saturday he was taken sick and died
quietly two days after. A number of
Engiish:friendsh have arranged for the
funeral, which takes place from the
Church of the Good Shepherd this after
noon.
Reports of, the following deaths were
received at the health office yesterday:
Frederick b. Kenner. forty-tWo years,
capillary DI0HcnltiS, MdcdleSloI arm
Katie Lookup, five years, diphtheritiS,
6O7 Van Buren,; Joseph Reisinger. one
year, nembraneous Group, 9U Gaultier
street; Milo GeSsett, twenty days, ca
pillary bronchitis, 800 Dearborn street;
AIDA Soule, three years, diphthera,
West Seventh street; Francis L. Mil.
nor, two weeks, atalictasis pulmonia,
Charles street: Baby Rusheek, four
months, bronchitis, South st. Paul;
Celia Sullivan, twenty-five years, peri
tonitis, 665 Pine street; Il. n. Paynette,
seven MONTHS, pneumonia, 1857 Selby
avenue. .<s.-+-