St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-30
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.


to-day.
The horseshoeng shops will be closed
today.
The internul revenue Office will be closed
to-day.
The health Office will be open from II to
p. IN. to-day.
The health Office will be open to-day from
IL 10 l O'Clock.
There were nineteen births three deaths
ANA one marriage yesterday.
Attorney General Clapp will to-day visit
Duluth aud deliver memorial address.
The state fair premium list has been pre-
pared and is now ready for distribution.
The register of deeds and almost all other
Offices in the court house are closed today.
The regular meeting of the board of edu-
cation will be held at o'clock Friday even
Ing.
\ dancing party was given last evening by
G. l. Otis al his residence on Summit ave-
me.
Secretary of State Mattson will to-day par
ticipate in the Memorial day exercises ut
Stark Lake.
Railroad Commissioners Gibbs and Will
Jams return this evening from their olnclal
tour i'll the state.
Secretary o. L. Cutter, of the senate, yester-
day denosited with the secretary Of state the
ipdeXed senate journal.
The Kings Daughters" gavea grand mus
zeal recaption last evening at the residence
There was large attendance.
John Gallas had his left hand crushed bya
cake of ice, which fell upon IT, ct Hamm's
brewery night before last. Yesterday Dr..
Gillette ampulated the fingers.
GOV. Merriam was at Mankato yesterday.
Friday accompanied by S. G. Smith and Sec
Rotary Hart, he Will distribute centennial
medals to The children of the reform school.
Scarlet fever is reported at COS Rice, 40
Fast Congress, $50 ColborIle Raymond ave,
~, II ,.l FHAr,f u, Nd
Dakota. 1913 Coiborne and 5S7 John street.
The Capital base ball team meet at the Ger
mania bank saturday. They are also aux
iouSly awaiting reply from the newspaper
men of the city. who have been challenged
to match.
The postoffiee viii be open till 10 O'Clock
this morning and the registering department
viii close at that hour, before which there
viii be one carriers delivery i'll the business
portion of the city.
The board of park commissioners will meet
tomorrow al p. m, when the matter OF the
proposed Lincoln PARK, which has raised
such n rgction among residents OF Dsytons
huff, will be discussed and mass OF routine
business disposed of.
The offices now occupied by the chief
grain inspector in the stale capitol are to be
converted into laboratory Tor the chemist
of the dairy commission. New offices will be
provided for the grain inspector On the
ground floor of the capitol.
The county board of the Ancient Order of
Hibernaus fled articles of Incorporation
with the register of deeds Yesterday. The IN
corporators arc 7. f. Kelliher, county dele
gate: NJ. J. Lang, county secretary, and L. IL.
McManuS treasurer OF the organization.
The Mackubin street school presented
lively appearance yesterday, the occasion
being the opening of the Festival OF the
seasons The affair is under the auspices
of the ladies of st. Johns church, and will
remain open this afternoon and evening.
The West Seventh Street District union will
hold its annual meeting at the hall corner OF
West Seventh street and western avenue, to-
morrow evening. The election of officers for
the ensuing year and other business OF I'M
portance will be transacted.
Military Storekeeper Chapel yesterday
dispatched twenty rifles and GccoutermentS
to Hon. j. NJ. Diment, of 0watonDa, for the
use of Company Z, Third regiment He has
also supplied J. Y. Owens, of Austin. ninety
three tents for the use of the 6. A. r. cele-
hraton the 4th and 9Th proX.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued Yesterday: NJ. L. Elias and Lotte V.
Anderson William Lachpe1le and Ida Hof-
man. Alonzo Layton and Ida McRae, Samuel
ONeill and Annie Kelly; Peter Peterson and
Christina Nelson, Frank L. Osburg and Lizzie
Streflein, Charles W. Parker and Tilda JAN
sen.
A native Of 5urmah named Sauahtrah will
give an entertainment this evening at the
First Baptist church. Ninth and Wacouta
streets. Sauahtrah has with him curious
collection of native trinkets and costumes,
and will give an entertainment at one pleas
ing and instruc Give.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Galena Silver Mining and Milling
company, the following directors were
elected: A. NJ. Levy. II. L. Williams. W. II.
H. Johnston, c. i. Fowler, j. c. Gregg. At
the directors meeting the following officers
Fowler vice president; j. c. Gregg, secre-
tary; FL. S. Williams, treasurer.
The windows of Browning, King &
Go. present a decidedly attractive, hand
some and appropriate appearance this
morning. One contains a scene from
the battle of Gettysburg, with several mounds
in the foreground decorated with flags, flow
ers. etc. and surmonnted by a monument
hearing the Inscription, Gin memory of our
dead comrades The other is made UP of
stands of arms, sold Ter clothes and war
relics.
The committee of real estate men which
was to have discussed the proposed replat
ting of the state reform school grounds met
yesterday afternoon at n. S. Fairchild's of
fee, but none OF the reform school board
Showed up till after the meeting when Mr..
Hoyt, of Red Wing. dropped in. 1t is under
stood that the board has a meeting next Mon
lay. at which the real estate committee will
be present and strenuously urge the changes
necessary before the plat can be recorded.
". H. Baker, of the Colonnade cafe. gave a
very pleasant little banquet last evening to
the st. Peter Street Improvement company
Every one appeared to enjoy himself. and
many happy speeches were made around the
festive board. Among those present were
Dr. Fulton. Col. Rockwell, II. A. Merrill. Col.
T. C. Sullivan. F. S. kirkpatrick, DR.. Fl.
1bTea xc BNhlay h a. 4 M PDssIe
Daniel E. Bandmann, the tragedian, who
gave a few specialtics
This evening Seiherts orchestra will play
the following programme OF music in Sum
NIT Park. % March. soldiers Life Ke-
Ter Bella; % overture, America Moses.
Tobani; 90 selection from 1.-THE Jewess,'
fialevy: az eInfiammatus,' from Rossini's
Stabat Mater, cornet solo by Chr. Roden-Kir-
Shone 9o0 ms AnbeT o.
j. DAM; O. waltz, Summer Night, Stone;
(S) grand medley, "Bric-a-Brac,' . Missud.
The band of the Second regiment NJ. n. G.,
gave promenade concert at Irvine park last
night A number OF choice pieces, mostly
and appTecIative audience. among others,
selectrons from Verdi's 81 Trovadore.' y Mo
zart's don JUAN" Donizett's LA File du
Regiment" Balfeis bohemian Girl" The
other pieces given were march. "Golden
Crown" Puerner; overture, Morning, Noon
and Night i'll Vienna" Suppe: waltz 1.-THE
Silver Rhine Meissler; grand overture OF
national airs, Moses.
The future conduit system Of the city was
formally commenced yesterday morning on
Fourth street. near Broadway. A large gang
Of laborers began tearing up one side of the
street under the superintendent of an agent
of the National Subway company: AS soon
as ready the conduits will be buried in
the trenches, following closely the work of
the men, the object being to have them all
laid and the work finished at the earliest
possible moment. When the entire system is
laid. the obstructing and unsightly telegraph
roles will come down with crash.
An Available Park Site.
To the Editor of the Globe.