St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-03
SAINT PAUL.
BREAKFAST TABLE TALK.

The bank clearances yesterday were $780,
o3O
There were four births and two deaths re-
ported yesterday.
City Treasurer Refs yesterday paid the
street force. 500, 900.
Fourteen building permits Wereslssued yes
terday. valued at SlS,60D.
There will be an entertainment at the East
Presbyterian church this evening.
The St Paul Cycle club have drill TINS
evening on Summit, Dayton, Portland, Holly
ana Western avenues.
The Alliance Social club will give its first
hop this evening at the 4. o. l. W nall, cor
ner Seventh and Minnesota streets.
The barn Of John Grass, 700 Pleasant ave
nue. was purnt to the ground at an early
hour this morning. Four horses and one
COW were killed.
The Home Savings and Loan Association
of Minneapolis yesterday, according to law
deposited mortgage bond with the STATE
auditor for S13l, 500.
The health Office yesterday reported scarlet
fever at S24 Olive street and 654 Fred street
dlDntheria al the corner of Case and Rus
sell. 1904 Beech street and 313 Bantil street.
Samuel A Baldwin's second organ recital
at the People church occurs tonight. Mr.
Baldwin will again be assisted by Mrs. ;. =.
Ford Miss Maud Powell and Whitney Mock
ridge.
Col. John s. Prince had a carload OF good
native sheep from his Lake NIlSttl 1ulll Va
the South st. Paul market yesterday. Ihey
sold readily to John Marty at $3.50 per 100
pounds.
The sale Of seats for the Crane engagement
will begin at The box Office OF the Newmarket
at o'clock this morning. The sale promises
to be immense.
Acting Mavor Yoerg yesterday sci ected Aid
Sullivan, Cullen, SanbOrn, kavanaSh, Blckel
Geban and Weber members OF the commit
tee TO receive the foreign delegates 10 the
congress of the Three Americas, who VIII ar
rive in the CITY next week
The funeral of Jacob Ceska. who died sud
denly on the train near Minneapolis yester-
day, VIII take place to-day at p. m. Inc
deceased was member of Humboldt lodge
s.. 0. L. W, and Lodge Czech, c. :. P, 5, who
will escort the remains to Oakland cemetery.
Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday to
John Saam and Maria Rehmet, Herbert II.
Morrison and Laura Is. Mathews, Samuel A
Aklund and Augusta Anderson, ATon g. Pc
tersOn and Eva Helm, d. H. Shearer and
Mary Maudler ". f. Symonds and Dora NJ.
HayIherne.
Observer Lyons, OF the United States signal
office, review of the weather in this locality
for September shows that there was nearly
the average temperature, but very oeclded
deficiency in rainfall. The mean tempera-
ture was 59.2 deg, the same as 1t was Tor
September last year.
The annual meeting of the Baptist mission
of ST. Paul Will be held Thursday evening in
the parlOrs of the First Baptist church. The
reports of the secretary and treasurer for the
year will be received and discussed. and
prominent members of the church from all
parts of the state are expected to be in at
tendance, and several interesting addresses
will be delivered.
The West Side Pleasure club will give their
first social hOD at Marti's hall, West st. Paul,
Friday, Oct. IA. The committee has spared
no pains in trying to make it the grandesl
affair of The season. The hall will be beau
ufully decorated. The grand march viii be
led by Mai C. A. Treziyulney. Of the First
Regiment band. The music viii be furnished
by Prof. Wills orchestra.
The meeting of the retail salesmen's
union last evening. at Labor hall, 20 East
Seventh street, was attended by 100 mem
bers The meeting was addressed by Miss E..
Mcdonald, Il. B. Martin and President
CougElin, OF the trades and labor assembly.
There is every probability of early closing
being adopted by the retail clothing stores at
an early date, it being decided to circulate a
notice for the closing of these stores Monday
next when early closing is inaugurated by
the dry goods and milliners. A committee
was appointed 10 wait on the boot and shoe
dealers, requesting their cooperation in the
movement.