St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-17
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on the Fourth Page.
SAYINGS AND DoINGs.


Bank clearances yesterday were SOL $40.
The council committee on streets will meet
at the old city hall tonight.
Horse racing is becoming one OF the inter,
Dsting evening sports at the South 81. rat'i
slock yards.
Twenty-three births, three deaths. and two
marriages were bulletined at the health Or
ace yesterday.
The board of abatement met yesterday
afternoon and allowed several claims LOT IT.
duction of taxes.
Next Monday The city clerk will receive
and open bids for the removal Oh Guy SaipoS0
and dead animals.
An enjoyable sociable was given last even.
ing by the ladies of st. Stephens church, az
81 West Seventh street.
Tonight the Normanna Library society
give Il grand ball at the new Turner nall IN
honor of the 18th day OF May.
Scarlet fever was reported at the healtn
Office Yesterday at SOL Stryker avenue, 10y
Kent street and 42l st Anthony avenue.
The Younger pupils of Miss Lillian Curry
Morton will give practice recital at BALDWIN
seminary, 26 Summit avenue. this evening
The Rev. r. \. Mckaig, D. D.. will deliver
his famous lecture ''Batueheld, frisoh anu
Escape" al the Central Park NJ. E. church
this evening.
The Minnesota state officials have received
an invitation to attend the industrial cele-
bration, May % and so, at Decatur ana New
Decatur, Ala.
The orchestral concert given last evening
ut the Bates Avenue NJ E. church was
largely attended, and thoroughly enjoyed by
the audience.
The Ord post of the G. A. R. will. Sunday
evening, Goth inst, attend IN body me-
mortal services at the Emanuel Baptist
church, 1916 West Seventh.
Stenographer Hillman, of the district
tho nh0nNUrlnh
tertainment to be given at Oxford Methodist
Episcopal church this evening.
BY special request 1.-THE Prescribed Heir
will be presented again by the st. Aloyslus
Young Mems society at the Assumption
school hall next Monday evening.
While foolng with a revolver about
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. Percy Nasn, a
Young man living at 592 Jackson street, sent
a SS-caliber ball through his left hand.
Rev. W. W. Dawley, pastor of the Wood
land Park Baptist church, lectured IN tne
Burr Street church last evening TO large
audience his subject being "Grumbllng.
A contract for the grading of Grand ave-
me between Lexington and Smelling ave-
nues was Yesterday awarded by the board OF
public works to julius E, Fitch, at 50, $50.
Miss Ida c. Stowell thinks that women
who own property should be represented by
the sex on all municipal bodies, and to that
end has applied to Mayor Smith TO appoint
two women on the board of education
The contract for building an iron bridge
across the Sank river at Melrose, seyenty-tWo
miles from St. Paul, has been awarded 10 tne
Sou III Park Bridge and Bolt works, OF west
st. Paul.
Eric Olson will to-day celebrate the twen-
tieth anniversary of his arrival in America.
On SATURDAY. he will deliver an historical ad-
dress in the Swedish church at Fremont,
Martin county.
A hearing was had before the board OF
o1,fsx to
ing of George street. A majority OF The III
terested property owners being opposed TO
the improvement, the board will return an
adverse report.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John Dunn and Mary Mlllette. swan T.
johnson and ANNE Carlson, Frederick w.
Ferguson and Louisa KleimSchmldt. Frank
FaIk and Louisa Eckdhole, John L. Sullivan
and Agnes j. Savage, Willard n. Fisher and
Ann Johens.
Officer Peterson of the Margaret street sta
ton. was hauled up before Mayor Smith yes
terday morning for shooting dog near the
corner of Seventh and Bradley streets. be-
cause the AMI NAL frightened ahorse he was
driving He was fined $40 and compelled to
pay the owner of the dog Sl5.
A policeman with smoking revolver and
q half shot dog with stream Of blood run
ming from his neck raced into George II.
Lains' store, at 44S Wabasha street, yesterday
morning causing considerable excitement
among the customers in the place. The
officer finally corralled the animal, took him
INFO an alley and finished the job
Property owners interested in the paving
of jackson street between Fourth and Sew
enth streets will be heard before the board OF
pubic works at o O'Clock this morning with
reference SO the kind of pavement to be laid
A hearing on the preliminary order TOR the
grading of Thomas street between Dale and
Hamline streets will be had at ), clock this
afternoon. +
Atameeting of the vestry of Christ church
it:was definitely decided to adopt the new
gnlld house plans submitted by MOULD on q NC,
Nicol The guild house will cost So, 600 and
$4,000 will be expended upon the church.
The alterations of the chancel, as proposed,
wiifadd mlIch to the beauty and available
space of the building. Work will begin as
soon as practicable.
second lieutenant in Company Il, of Second
regiment, has rendered his resignation, bus
mess affairs preventing him from devot1ng
the requisite attention to the duties OF the
office. Adjutant General Mullen Yesterday
formally accepted the resignation. The res
ignation of Lieut. j. f. Taylor, Company A,
First regiment, was also accepted
The council committee on WorkhOuse, to
which was referred the disputed claim of
Architect Wilcox for extra work done on the
city hospital building, met to consider the
matter yesterday afternoon. Tt was finally
agreed to allow the claim, amounting to
something less than $500, Notwithstanding
that it had been before several other COM
mittees and had been once reported ad-
veTsely.
The Masons' Fraternal Accident Associa-
ton of America was yesterday readmitted to
do business in this state. Insurance Com
missioner Bailey, in connection with the re-
instatement said that it was merely through
ignorance of the requirements of the laws of
Minnesota that the company was suspended
from doing business. The oversight was cor
rected promptly upon notification from the
insurance department.