St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-27
SAYINGS AND DoINGs.

Nine births and eleven deaths were
recorded at the health office Yesterday;
Freya Lodge No. 129, l. 90. F., will
hall this evening,
The members of the Acorn club were
entertained last night by Miss Statelar
at her studio in the Mannheimer bic *.
The St. Andrews. Society of st. Paul
will give its fourth annual sociable and
dance at Society hall tomorrow even
ing.
At the Peoples matinee to-day
"wednesday each patron will be pre-
sented with a photograph of Mr.. STAN
ley as a souvenir.
John G. Woolley will address gospel
temperance meeting at the House of
Hope church this evening at 7:30 on the
subject, swine Is Mocker."
M. b. Harrison, of Duluth, passed
through the city yesterday on his way
to Washington to attend the inaugura-
ton of his cousin, the president-elect. 3
''After this,"' says Paul Martin, 1--WE
want to figure on holding our ice carni-
val in February. January, in tropical
climate like this, is altogether too sui
try"
Coroner Quinn, who has been con-
fined to his residence for week past
with. severe cold, is 'convalescent, and
spent several hours at his office yeSter-
day.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: Charles A. Mason
and Leona Landre, Charles Anderson
and Inga Peterson, Edward A. Moeller
and Mary Blaschke. s.
The meeting of the Single Tax league
was not held last night at Odd FELLOWS
hall, as previously announced, owiffg to-
a failure on the part of the janitof, Of
the building oopen the hall. ~ ~ 81
Capt. E. E. Parker, of the Third regi-
ment, Verndale, has resigned, owing to
his removal from the state. Adjutant
General Mullen yesterday appointed C..
! E. Bullard, of Nerndale, to fill the va.
cancy.
Several freight cars jumped the track
in the yards near the Seventh street
bridge yesterday morning, blocking the
Manitoba tracks, neceSSitating trains on
that line taking circuitous route
through the yards. y
Robert ID. Russell, city attorney of
Minneapolis, will deliver lecture be-.
fore the young men of this city in the
rooms of the Y: M. G. A. tomorrow
evening at s o'clock. Subject, .'The
American Constitution"
The Young Peoples Guild of the:
Church of the Ascension gave"a hop
at Odd Fellows hall. Fairfield and Dal
kOta avenues, last evening. There were
about fifty couples present, and dancing
was continued until after midnight.
A testimonial will be rendered Mon!
day evening, at the Peoples, to Miss:
LiSette LIE Baron, the popular come.
dienne. The bill announces two acts
of School and musical numbers by
local artists.
Reports were received at the health
Office yesterday of scarlet fever at
Augusta and Stryker streets, 317 East
diphtheria, 1872 South Robert street;
membraneouS Group, Al University
avenue.
The fire department. was called out
about I o'clock last night by the burn
ing of quantity of oils and paper in
the window OF P. SchoIlart's paint shop,
at Ninth and st. Peter streets. The
burning materials were removed to the
street, and the fire extinguished without
damage.
The funeral of Charles II. Sherman,
the well-known real estate man, who
died on Saturday from an affliction of
the throat, which the operation of
tracheotomy failed to relieve, was held
Yesterday from his late residence, $50
Exchange street, and was attended by
large number of friends of the de-
ceased.
The West side property owners inter-
ested in the bill which will be-intro-
duced in the legislature, the provisions
of which will enable those who decided
property to the city for levee purposes,
to secure revision of the grant, held a
consultation yesterday Afternoon. The
subject under discussion was to so amend
the bills which have been drawn up as
eliminate all Objectionable features.
All the bids for the erection. of the
Gernania bank building, Fifth and