St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-26
SAINT PAUL.
WEDNESDAY wINNowINGs.

Six births and three deaths were reported
at the health Office yesterday.
musical entertainment will be given TO-
morrow evening at the Olivet M. K. church.
The Central W. C. T. L. will meet this after
noon at ) O'Clock at their room. No. 20 East
Seventh.
The ST. Joseph's fair had another good al
tendance last evening, and the results thus
far are of the most encouraging character
Scarlet fever at go Reaney street, and
membraneOuS Group at SIS 81. Clair street
was bulletined at the health office yesterday.
Aeker post will have their regular meeting
in their ball corner of Seventh and Wabasha
the old municipal court ROOM, this evening
at T:30 sharp.
The night schools in ST. Paul will open
Monday in the Franklin, Baker, Van Buren,,
German. Adams Cleveland, jackson, Madl-
son. Humboldt, Lincoln, and Longfellow
buildings.
Mary Bauer, an insane woman VINO escaped
from the ST. Peter asylum few days ago,
was captured on the street yesterday after,
noon by one of the deputy sherits. She VIII
be taken back to the asylum.
The funeral of the late eX-POliceman
Ruzikce viii be held from the residence OF
his brother-inlaw, j. 4. Ballard, l57 carroll
street, at O'Clock Friday afternoon. All
friends of the family are invited.
The sale of tickets for the Star musical
course opened Yesterday morning at W. j.
Overs. on Third street From 9 a. N. TO II
o'clock noon, 800 tickets were disposed OF,
and before the close of sales for the day the
1000 mark was reached.
Rev. S. NJ Davis OF Chicago. will lecture
this evening at the Central PARK N; D.
church The lecture is entitled "The Heav-
ems" and will be illustrated by stereoptieon
views The reverend gentleman will lee
ture Friday evening at the Plymouth church.
He is q whilom resident Of the city.
The state fair board of managers held a
Of hnodnnOrfnTg n
Hamline. The entire day was spent in aud
iting bills, in spite of which there remain
several large patches still to be gone over
An adjournment was taken until next week,
when the auditing business Will be rapidly
completed.
There was vocal and instrumental con-
cert at Cretin hall last evening. given by the
Cretin School orchestra, assisted by some OF
the best talent of the city. Among the prln-
eipals were Harvey Soucheray. Emil Gelst,
Ira Donnelly, Miss Fraucis Smith, Joseph
Bearqualt, Alfred Soucheray and MIR.
Fritsche. The concert, which was very sue
cessful. was for the benefit OF the Creun
school fund.
The Grace Methodist church is to hold
carnival OF days, Thursday and Friday OF
This week. day and evening, at knautts
block, East Seventh street. Each day OF the
week will be represented by an appropriate
booth. Fancy articles will be on sale at the
various tables, and there will be an attractive
day and Friday.
The farewell concert by the Swedish
Ladies' National Concert company will be
given this evening at the Peoples church.
Among the ladies who are well known In st.
Paul are Misses Agnes Staberg and Jenny
NoreliuS sopranos; Misses Maria Heden and
Emma Carlsod, secopd sopranos: Misses
Elizabeth Bruce, Emma Carlson, Marie Sohl-
berg, Hilma Zeiterstrand and Amelia Heden.
altos. Melvin R. Day, the well known
humOrist, is also of the party.
George II. Hazard, L. II. Maxfeld and
Walter SanDorn. committee on transporta-
ton TO secure the National Educational asso-
ciation for St. Paul next July, will meet the
ST. Paul Press association to-day at 1880 a.
m, when they will ask them to petition the
different rate associations of the country TO
make the usual reductions, and extend the
usual eourtesies to the officers. They will
ask the Northern Pacific and Manitoba rail
WAYS TO make a very low round trip to the
Yellowstone Park and Montana The lake
lines will be asked to give Duluth and around
the lakes a round trip that Will enable the
school marIns to get sea-sick.