St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-25
A GLANCE AT THE CITY.

The meeting of the White Bear Yacht club
mas Ipoued until Thursday, Nov. ..
Six births. two deaths and two marriages
we're bulletined at the heal,h office yesterday
Scarlet fever prevails at 723 Cook street
and 1910 Payne avenue. Diphihe1a Is re-
ported fs6m 773 Cook street.
The Utica Club gives its third social hop
ht the DID Anker Post hall, 60 neF Third aud
Exchange streets, this evening.
Mrs. Bailey, vile of Insurance Commits
Eioner Bailey, yesterday arrived in the city
from an extended visit TO 81. Louis.
Cards are. out for a dancing party, TO be
given by MF and Mrs. Ii. ID. Lang at their
bonle on. seiby avenue on Friday evening"
Nov. l.
The M ffOnal Alliance of New York. an as
gesSment life INSURANCE company, was yes
teTday certified by Commissioner Bailey to 90
busiuessin this state.
An alarm of fire was turned in at 1880 last
night for small blaze in Cracey Br IlerS
grocery. at the corner of State and Concord
streets, West ST. Paul. The damage was
email
A blacksmith shop on Fillmore avenue,
near. SIar6ey street. owned by Jacob j. kirk
man, buried to the ground yesterday morn
Ing The loss on building and contents was
about $500, with an Insurance of 5 o..
Secretary Alex. johnson, of the Indiana
Etate board of corrections ana charities. was
In the city yesterday, accompanied by Secre-
tary Hart. He hos been visiting the state
FefoTmatorY and the Charitable institutions
Ut FAribAui5.
Charles BoWles, a farmer of Little Canada
township is detained at the county Jail under
q charge of arson L. A. Boyd accuses hiM
of firing a small house near Bass lake, which
burned to the ground, enIailinga loss OF
$500. The building was insured for $500.
The Red Pipestone quarrying company, Of
2ipestone, yesterday filed articles OF lncOr-
pOralion with Secretary of State MatLsOn.
The incorporates are j. NJ. Poorbaugh, L.
a. Black and f. W. Davies, of Pipestone, and
the capital stock is placed at $4,000.
About forty law students met IN the mu-
nicipal court room last night and made ar
rangements for course of lectures. a com
mittee of three was appointed to secure
prominent attorneys to address The class.
The first lecture viii be given by Judge c.
z. Flandrau next Friday night.
Rev. 5. G.Smith, D. D., of the People
church, I'LL conducts prison reform meeting
Sunday evening, AT which addresses viii he
delivered by Hon. J. ". Willis and Secretary
Hart, of the state board of corrections and
charities, and Supt. Myers, of st. Cloud re-
formatory.
Hon. P. A. Foster. of Mankato, was in at
tendance upon the supreme court yesterday
fnorning<where he appeared for the plaintiff
in the somewhat celebrated damage case of,
Hannah Smith, as eXecutTiX. VS.. he " irona
q st. Peter Railroad company. Mr. Foster
was member of The house of representa-
tiF3- - 1885, where he made an euviable
record.
IN supreme court Yesterday fixed Tues
day next for the hearing of the case State
eX rel, Robert Ross VS.. Freeman d. Somerly,
the supreme justice of the Order of the Iron
Hall, ana other officers. the case hinges on
a writ of quo warranto issued against the of
6cers TO compel them TO show by what war
ranI they exercised the powers purporting to
belong to sucn o u organization.