St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-23
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on the Str Page.
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

Bank clearances yesterday were $685.
2lo.67.
Ten births and five deaths were recorded at
the health office yesterday.
A corn supper will be served at the Burr
Street Baptist church tonight from to 8
O'Clock.
The Golden Leaf Social club gave hop at
the Grand block last evening, there being a
large attendance.
The Myrtle Leaf Social clubs Easter party
at Lucker's hall, Daytons bluff drew out q
large crowd who spent q most enjoyable
evening.
A drunken man giving the name of John
Burns was arrested on East Seventh street
yesterday afternoon for insulting and jostling
several ladies whom he passed.
The sacred concert at the Evangelical
Lutheran ST. Matthew's church last evening
the instrumental numbers especially being
of high order.
Engineer Tubbesing and Pipeman McDon-
ough, the firemen injured i'll the accident at
Wabasha and Tenth street Saturday night
are doing nicely. and Will be able to report
for duty in a few days.
Scarlet fever was reported at the health Of
fee yesterday at 513 Thomas street, 405
North Franklin street. 6l7 Wells street, $40
Edmunds street and at the corner of Conway
street and Maria avenue.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Andrew Liljegreen and Martha Anderson, s.
n. Sampson and Emma Heimbach, Gilbert
+. Kanleman and Josephine Norton, and
Oscar Wulf and Charlotte johnson.
Teachers institutes are being held this
week at Granite Falls and Blue Earth City.
j. T. McCleary and Miss NJ. G. RhoadS are
the directors at the former place. and c. W.
G Hyde and Miss S. +. Springer at the lat
ter
EX-Gov. Pillsburv, who donated S150,000
to the state university, with which to build
Gninnnn hl md hnpIn
on the building at once. He proposes to
have it completed by Sept. l. in time for the
next school year.
Chaplain Allison, of the senate. will lecture
tonight in the senate chamber on the sub;
ject of The Yosemite Valley" The reverend
gentleman has the faculty of describing
what he has seen in an entertaining way, and
the lecture promises to be highly interesting.
Annie was the only name given by a
Young colOred woman who was arrested last
night for disorderly conduct on cable car.
She got into an alteration with the conduct
or over change and created a scene SO de-
cidedly breezy that her arrest became neces-
SaFy.
Driving to the Alps an operetta in Swiss
dialect and costume. was charmingly rem
dered at Turner hall last evening by the
Swiss Benevolent Society of st. Paul. q
number of Swiss songs and melodies were in
troduced, and formed a pretty entertain
ment.
whose parents reside at 6SS East Fifth street.
had his foot badly crushed yesterday after
noon in an elevator. at the Pioneer Press
building. He was removed to st. Joseph's
hospital, and the injured member dressed by
DR.. Jones, who thought his foot could be
saved.
AT the annual meeting of the congregation
of ST. Pauls Episcopal church the following
officers were. elected: Harvey Officer senior
warden; George A. Hamilton, junior warden;
vestrymen, A. II. Wilder, Gov. W. R: Mer
RAM. Gen. II. H. Sibley S. S. Breed. Col.
Glover Perrin, Edmund Rice Jr., w. J.
Sloppy and f. Hopper.
The following deaths were recorded at the
health Office Yesterday: Louis Taveners, six
years diphtheria, $50 Starkey street; Baby
Hid. two days. hamilton. 941 Gaultier street;
Lille Smith. peritonitis, Laurel avenue;
Margaret Leick, seven months, maraSmus,
Carroll street; Maggie Bradley. thirty-three
years, uephritis, Exchange street
The Minnesota Naval Veterans associa-
ton has commissioned the following officers
for the ensuing year: Commander, James
kayanaugh: executive officer, q. W. Lain
hart; secretary, Z. B. Mitchell; paymaster,
William Lane; warrant officers, masters
John Brady; gunner, Charles i. Smith;
boatswain, P. Ii. Devine: master-at-arms.
Thomas King.
F. Husher, of Minneapolis; r. A. Costello
of Duluth, and F. W. Hoyt of Red Wing
members of the reform school board, in COM
pany with Supt Brown and an architect,
leave this week to visit reform schools in the
East and adopt some plans for the new build
ing to be erected at Red Wing. They hope
TO attend the centennial celebration at New
York.
Col. Kiefer was the purchaser of the Cakes
Ames estate which was sold at public auction
yesterday on the front steps of the court
house. The property was sold to settle and
distribute the estate, and is described as the
west half of the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section 80, town %,
range %, lying in New Canada, and possess
ing a frontage of quarter of a mile OH the
Duluth railroad. The purchaser paid SILL
$50.
Next Thursday evening at Company DIS
parlor in the amory, Capt. and Mrs. Bean
will tender to the members of Company ID a
modest little banquet in celebration of the
lion of the crack company, of which Capt.
Bean has been the leader since its birth. On
that evening The captain and his wife will
gather about them the uniformed flock
which has won nearly every military trophy
hung up i'll the state.
A conference takes place to-day between
Archbishop Ireland and Bishop Marty of
Dakota. on matters of the deepest impor-
lance to the Catholic churches in the North
west. His grace the archbishop was asked
yesterday what the nature of their business
would be. but he declined to say anything
about ii beyond that it was of very grave i'm
portance and could not be made public on
any account. either before or after the con-
ference. When the time came it would all
be made public in the regular course of
events.