St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

SAYINGS AND DOINGS.
Sheep shearing began at the st. Paul
Union stockyards yesterday.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club gave
hop at tae Drake Block hall last even
ing.
Scarlet fever prevails at $50 Stewart
avenue, 236 Goodrich avenue and 1919
Thomas street.
twenty-five births, seven deaths and
five marriages were recorded at the
health Office yesterday.
A number of members of the Column
bia Snowshoe club gave private dim
ner at the Clifton last night.
Nine. Chatterton, of London, and
Miss Christine Nelson. of Chicago. who
will sing in the coming festival, are at
the Ryan.
F. f. Young. attorney of Swift county.
and E. f. Crawford, attorney of Big
Stone county, visited Attorney General
Clapp yesterday.
The board of public works yesterday
awarded contract to Il. r. Norton
for sprinkling the Fourth district. at
% cents per 100 feet per week.
Every lady attending the matinee of
ga Parlor Matehn at Newmarket hall
this afternoon will be presented with
I3SOuvenir picture of "Ouf Baby
E9i The city street force will be paid for
/ the month of February at O'Clock this
afternoon at the city treaSurer's office.
p5The amount to be disbursed is S6,23S.7O.
f. The Ramsey County Association of
I seSpiritualists and Liberals will give all
entertainment and supper at the chapel
on Wac0uta street next Thursday even
ing. - -
Internal revenue collections for the
|, month of February amounted to over
500, 900, of which the South st. Paul
Distillery' company contributed $780,
! 04O.9O.
/ The Scandinavian Dramatic club will
/ give its first performance this evening
| at the new Germania Turner hall.
+ There will be dancing after the per-
I Torrance.
Il: The executive committee of the Pres
byterian Alliance of Ramsey County
| met at the House of Hope church last
evening and transacted routine finan-
cial business.
Mrs. NJ. E. Aldrich, inspiratioual
speaker, will lecture at the stone
chapel on Wakouta street, between
Eighth and Ninth, Sunday evening at
7:3O. Subject: The Claims of So
ciety."
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Homeopathic Hospital Aid society Will
be held at the Ryan hotel on Monday at
$3.50 p. m. The election of officers will
occur and business of importance be
transacted.
Prof. J. Fletcher Williams. of the
historical society, was in a happy mood
yesterday over the receipt of sixty new
volumes on American history and biog-
ranilU Hhpu fhvxxa cd
New York.
DIR. w. w. Everts, chairman of the
Chicago district committee of the Ma
tiOnal Sabbath union. will present the
claims of this great Sabbath movement
in the First Baptist church of this city
tomorrow evening.
JIG. Clint, clerk charged with en-
bezzling s. belonging to his former en-
ployer, w. ii. Lish, of 81 East Seventh
street, was arraigned III the municipal
court yesterday afternoon and sent to
the workhouse for thirty days.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: Harry RoSenthal and
Rebecca Avatonski, Charles Augustus
Olson and Emily Johnson, Frank Franc
and Annie butcher, Joseph Hubbard
and Katie MaSchek.
A meeting for young men only will be
midnight until o'clock Sunday MORN
ing, refreshments being served free.
Another meeting of the same sort, pre-
coded by song service, will be held to-
morrow at $3.50 p. m.
The clerks in the county treasurer's
Office were busy all yesterday figuring
out the amount of money paid
in on Thursday in the way of personal
taxes. At o'clock they had not con-
cluded, but it was estimated to have
reached 100000.
There was large attendance at the
lecture given last night at Assembly
hall, in the high school building, by
Gen. T.. G.. Andrews, who gave his per-
sonal recolleetions of great authors. The
lecture was given under the auspices of
tGthe High School ID. and E. society and
melted handsome sum.
First battery, NJ. N. g., gave a social
| hop last evening in the arm0ry. About
| 100 ladies and gentlemen were present
|; and danced programme of eighteen
fnumbers to the music of Willis orches-
baFa. j. j. Joyce, j. F. McCauley, J. E.
| Atkinson, w. j. Murphy and P. II.
| Seaman formed the committee of man.
agement and performed their duties
well.
|, 1.-THE three vacancies in the board of
park commissioners cduSou ny Iue eX-
piration of the terms of A. G. Wedge,
| DIR. r. Schiffman and Beriah Magoffin
T were filled by Mayor Smith yesterday.
/ Commissioners Wedge and Schiffman
were reappointed to succeed them
Selves, and Eugene A. Hendrickson to
succeed Mr.. MagOffin, who refused
+ disappointment because of his inability
| to attend the meetings of the board.
Differences arising between Mrs. st.
| Clair and Nellie Kennedy and Mary
| Will ans. rival dressmakers occupying
| the building at 90 East Third street,
were aired before Judge Cory yester-
day morning. Mrs. st. Clair was ac-
cused by the other women of opening
note addressed to them. quarrel
ensued. hard words followed. and Mrs
st. Clair had them arrested for using
abusive language. They were DIS
|. charged.
The following deaths were recorded
| at the health Office yesterday: Hans
Hansen, thirty-four years, phthisis, 213
East Thirteenth street; Nellie Gibbs,
forty years, pneumonia, 676 Selby ave-
nue.; John Anderson, fifty-eight years,
railroad accident. st. Luke's hospital;
Baby Gesch, onA gay, cynosis, Jefferson
avenue; Baby Thompson, six days,
heart failure, Home of the FriendIeSS: