St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-16
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Bank clearanees yesterday were $685.
392 81
The state normal board will meet at the
Capitol the 21St inst.
!. The council committee on streets will hold
a regular meeting tonight.
Fourteen births and i've deaths were bull
letned at the health office yesterday.
G. A. B. Shaw was yesterday committed to
the Rochester insane asylum for the fourth
time.
The State High school board and the State
High school council will meet at the capitol
on the Doth and 22d inst.
! Dairy Commissioner Ives, yesterday. re-
Geived visit from W. F. Denming, Of Ohio,
and w c. Summer of Minneapolis,
; An important meeting of the board of the
" oman $ Christian Home Will be held to-day
at the residence of Mrs. II. d. Gates, Summit
avenue.
The ninth annual rife competition of the
department of Dakota opened Yesterday at
Fort Smelling. There were troops from Min
nesota, North and South Dakota and Wyom-
ing
The trades assemblies will hold an open
meeting at the labor hall, tomorrow evening,
when means will be adopted for soliciting
aid for the locked-out miners Of Northern
Illinois.
Seyenty-five members of Damascus CON-
mandery Yesterday accompanied the grand
master to Litchfield, where the cornerstone
of . new Masonic temple was laid with ap-
propriate ceremonies
evening at o'clock i'll the Labor hall, 70
East Seventh street. The location of the
labor colony will be settled and other i'm
portant matters disposed of.
fhtre will be meeting of the travelling
men ct the Merchants hotel tomorrow even
ing.at o'clock, for the purpose of making
Arrangements to attend the State fair in a
body.e A full attendance is desired.
james Anderson. a carpenter. fell from
building at the corner of Dale street and
Summit avenue yesterday morning, sustain
ing aifractnre or several ribs. He was taken
to the city hospital in the Roudo street patrol
wagon.
George Sims, fourteen-year-old boy liv
ing at the corner of Seventh and Neill streets,
was run down by frightened team yester-
day informing at the corner of Green and Mis-
sissirri streets and badly bruised. He was
takrr home in patrol wagon.s
Rsports of scarlet fever were received at
theA5alth Office yesterday from the corner of
Bice&nd Sycamore streets, S19 Summit av-
enTe. ,625 Reaney street, $40 Stevens street
and 153 Sims street. Diphtheria prevails at
6U1S Burgess street and 594 Y ork street.
q The railroad commissioners yesterday
directed the st. Paul q Duluth Railroad COM
pGny and the Northern Pacific Railroad CON-
pany to show cause why they should not be
compelled to furnish the people of Fond du
Lac. on the Duluth'S river line, Win railroad
facilities.
The ladies of the st. Mathews parish, held
very pleasant lawn festival at the State
fair grounds last evening. About seventy
five couples were present. and the evening
was spent very enjoyably. A mop was held
in the machinery hall, which was hand
somely decorated and illuminated.
Col E. H. Milham will entertain the st.
Paul camp No. 1, Sons of veterans. this even
ing at his residence in Milham park, corner
of ST. Anthony and Smelling avenues. Buses
will leave the Sons of Veterans hall corner
Seventh and Minnesota streets at 1880
O'Clock. Music, dancing and luncheon upon
the large lawn will be the features of the
festivity to which the members Of the g. A.
r. are cordially invited.