St. Paul daily globe., 1889-03-16
SAINT PAUL.
SAYINGS AND DoINGs.

Yesterdays bank clearings. $751;
1883.
Postmaster E. B. Higgins, of Ham,
line, is seriously ill.
Mayor Smith yesterday appointed
Homer c. Eller to the park commission.
Thrty-four births, five deaths and
one marriage were recorded at the
health office yesterday.
The employees of the motor line gave
ball at Relief hall last night, which
drew out large crowd.
The members of the defunct Golden
Leaf Social club will meet this evening
for the purpose of reorganizlng.
The chestnut concerning Northern
Pacific extra trains must be repeated.
Sixteen cars i'll two sections last night.
Nearly 100 emigrants from the South,
Tennessee and Arkansas were paSSen-
gers on the Northern Pacific train last
evening,
A meeting of the Ramsey county dele
cation of the state legislature Will be
held at the Office of Mayor Smith this
afternoon.
The regular Sunday school teachers
class for the study of the lesson will be
held this afternoon i'll the lecture room
of the Y. NJ. &. A.
Reports were received at the health
office Yesterday of scarlet fever at 200
Arch street and diphtheria at 46l Ed
mund street and 54l Summit avenue.
The Chicago. Milwaukee e st. Paul
brought in yesterday morning train
of twenty cars of emigrants for points
on the Manitoba. They come from east
of Chicago.
Probably the first map isshed showing
North and South Dakota as states is
that on the back of the cover OF the re-
port of the secretary of the chamber OF
commerce for this year.
A general meeting of the Ancient
Order of HibernianS will be held at the
hall, Z West Third street, this evening,
to complete arrangements for the cele-
bration of st. Patriek's day.
The explosion of gasoline stove in
the basement of the Reard0n block, at
Seventh and Minnesota streets, called
out the fire department at yesterday
morning. The damage was trifiing.
Sixteen cars, including about fifty
families. went to North Daapta, over the
Manitoba road yesterday. Most OF the
travellers were from Canada, and came
in this direction over the Milwaukee
line.
At the Wacouta Street chapel, Sunday
evening, Mrs. Aldrich will lecture on
the subject Home Employment IN the
Next Stage of Existence" under the
auspices of the Ramsey County Society
of SpirituaIiStS.
The Ramsey county Sunday school
convention will be held March Is and
% in the House of Hope church. b. T.
Jacobs and r. w. Hare, of Chicago: Il.
A. Torrey, of Minneapolis, and other
prominent workers will be present.
Michael Sweeney, who was commit
ted for vagrancy and died at the work
house March Z of of pneumonia, left
relatives at ormes, Wis, who will de-
fray the expense of removing the re-
mains to OrmeS for interment.
A gospel meeting for boys only will
be held in the lecture room of the \.
NJ. c. A. tomorrow afternoon at $3.50,
and at the same hour there will be
meeting for men only i'll the gymnasi-
nm, led by T. A. Hildreth, state
secretary.
The Wisconsin Central ON Thursday
transferred col passengers from Chi
cago TO the Northern Pacific and Mani
toba roads. Yesterday the business
dropped to 116 through passengers.
Bad weather, probably, as heavy rain
storm prevailed one day i'll Chicago.
At the meeting of the Hibernian
Rifles last night the following appoint
mentS were made by Capt. Fancy. to
take effect at once: First sergeant, w.
j. Wilson: second sergeant, Edward
Foster: third sergeant, James Ryan;
corporal, NJ. A. Conrey; corporal,
Daniel Ryan.
A well-eXecuted water color sketch Of
the st. Paul Young Mems Christian as
sociation building now in course of
erection has been sent to the Paris eX-
position. The picture is 21aX4 feet in
size, and handsomely framed. 1t will
serve 10 dispel many Partisan illusions
regarding the development of Western
cities generally, and st. Paul in par
ticular.
The following deaths were recorded
at the health Office yesterday: Sarah
Bjarnstad. thirty-nine years, para
metritis, 710 Cedar street: Mary Burter,
nineteen years, perpetual SepticfemIa,
1T0 Eaton avenue; Joseph Ryan, three
years, pneumonia, Rice street; Fred
erick Hoyt, twenty-one years, suicide,
work house: Willie Small, nine years,
tuberculosis, 957 East Third street.
For some time st. Andrews society
has been considering the question of
getting home for itself. AT a meeting
a few weeks ago committee was ap-
pointed TO ascertain the cost of suitable
rooms and the possibilities of raising
money TO furnish them. This commit
tee reported last night, and it was de-
cided to rent suite of rooms over the
Seven Corners bank, and to raise
money for furnishing them by special
voluntary subscription. 1t was also de-
cided to amend the constitution by
making the monthly dues so cents in
stead of 60 cents.
PERSONALS.