St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-11
THE CITY I'M FAIR WEEK.

Bank clearances yesterday were SOL, $40.
There are 30 inmates in the soldiers
home, ana there is room for more.
Nineteen building permits were issued yes
terday, for structures to cost S5l.369.
Five births, ten deaths, and one marriage
were recorded at the health Office yesterday.
Garfield post will will give social dance
at their post hall, $50 East Seventh street,
this evening.
The council committee on licenses met at
Aid. Kavanagh's Office last night and trans
acted routine business.
The municipal court adjourned at noon
yesterday out of respect for the request made
by the chamber of commerce.
Charles Ring, of l53 Chicago avenue the
man who was hurt at Seventh and Jackson
streets while putting up an arch for the
street illumination, will recover.
Several members of the city council who
were ON the Fair grounds yesterday grew
weary, and Secretary Denny sent them home
in a carriage at his own expense.
Secretary Lewis, of the American Horse
Snow association, arrived last evening from
Chicago to attend the State Fair. He will be
on inspection to-day under the guidance of
Carl JudsOn.
There is nothing new in the Ryan transfer
deal, as nothing has been consummated, nor
is likely to be for some days to come. Both
the ST. Paul Trust company and 81. McIn-
tyre verified this.
who has large interests in the Home, Land
and Cattle company, of Northern Montana,
was ut the Merchants last evening. on his
way from the ranges to his Missouri home.
The annual reunion of the ex-members of
the Fourth and Seventh regiments of Min
nesota volunteer infantry, will be held in the
chamber of commerce to-day. The members
of the Fourth are requested to be on hand at
10 o'clock.
John Miller. of Riehland county, North
Dakota, who now poses as the Republican
nominee for governor was at the Ryan yes
terday. Mr.. Miller did not care TO talk poll
tics, at least so he said, as he was in the city
to see the Fair.
City Clerk Haney. of Minneapolis. was
visitor at the city hall yesterday morning
Clerk Prendergast, of this city, returned 70
Minneapolis with him in the afternoon to
inspect the methods OF the Australian yot-
ing system, as tested there in the Third W ard
aldermanic election.
Idle bricklayers, if there are any in St
Paul, will be interested in learning that II.
C. McCamant, of Spokane Falls, Wash, has
telegraphed here for six hands to come on
Immediately. 1t might be well to telegraph
him and make an engagement in advance,
as it is probable that workmen in the build
ing lines will be needed there for some time
to come.
John Haley Fillmore county is one Re-
publican among a great many Democrats.
lie has stood up for the Republican party
and the temperance cause unf1inchingly for
good while, and has never had an office
He is an applicant for some of the chicken
! pie of the state department. Thus far his
claims have been ignored by Blaine. Yester-
day this lonely officeseeker came up in a lit
| tie party of prominent men at the Fair
grounds, and Archbishop Ireland, IN his
whole-souled, benignant way. burst in with /:
Poor fellow His party certainly ought to
reward him l am going to Washington, and
l will interest myself in his case. il Braden
I
l will go in and make Blaine give this
| worthy man something"