St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-01
SUNDAY BREAKFAST.

a case of diphtheria is reported at 2O3
South Franklin street.
Francis Walker, Of New York, will sing an
offertOry solo at Christ church this morning
at the IL a. m. service.
A regular meeting of Constellation Chapter
No. IS, o. L. S., will be held Wednesday
evening next at the regular stand.
The fire department was called out at ~
o'clock last night by an incipient blaze in the
house of prostitution at 43 Eighth street No
damage was done.
DFrank j. Shabel, young and popular
member of Typographical Union No. 80,
died last night after short Illness, of typhoid
fever. He was thirty years of age.
Janitor Erickson, of the court house, who
vas injured in the back few days ago by
being caught beneath massive desk that he
was helping to carry, is recovering.
Madame Boyd sailed from Europe Aug q,
and will arrive in Minneapolis about sept.
10. She will import some handsome ladies'
costumes and dress materials.
In the board of control chambers, one OF
the coolest places in the city. barring the ice
houses. the thermometer yesterday registered
sc degrees in the shade and in the breeze.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
H. Martinson and Anna G. PierSon, Charles
Kiefer and Julia PelleT, George Moreilon ana
Josephine Bondman, Frank Porter and Ger
trude Bartlett.
Burglary was attempted early yesterday
morning at the residence of H. t. Shelby,
l49 Pleasant avenue. The marauder had re-
moved q pain or glass from rear window
when frightened away by Mr.. Shelber
John Laferty, a hickman, got into trouble
with another man at Bridge square last night
over the possession of a dog. Laterly was
arrested on a charge of larceny Patrolman
Godfrey concluding that the other man
owned the pup.
A warrant was issued yesterday afternoon
for the arrest of Grace McGinniss, keeper of
a Washington street house of i'll fame, on
charge of assault and battery. Maud Army,
a dizzy young woman wearing two black eyes,
entered the complaint.
A glandered horse that was found wander
ing around on Dayton's bluff was shot out on
Earl street last night by Poundmaster Con-
way the animal having been examined ana
condemned by City Veterinary Surgeon Beck
man. The guilty owner of the horse Is not
known.
A house of prostitution on Fifth street, be-
tween Robert and Jackson streets, was
raided at 1890 last night by Policemen
Haney and Davis. Two cOlored women,
colored soldier from Fort Smelling, and three
white men were arrested and locked up at
the central police station.
Hon. j. D. Ludden yesterday beguiled a
few of the tedious and taSleless hours by
sauntering among the city offices, and cross
questioned the gentlemen there employed
regarding the dimensions of their financial
resources 1t is fair to anticipate mare S
nest report from this statesman at the meet
ing of lhec hamber of commerce tomorrow
morning.
The entertainment given for the benefit of
the newsboys home will net handsome
sum to the projectors, which will materially
aid in defraying the expenses in connection
with the conduct of that organization. The
eratuitous use of the Harris theater leaves a
much wider margin than would otherwise
have resulted, thanks TO the generosity of
Manager Harris.
The Womau's Christian Home have de-
cided to give meals at the State Fair for the
benefit of the organization and to aid i'll the
carving ON of the work of the order first
class meal will be served for 50 cents. The
home most earn estly soiicits contributions of
food to be left at the following places: Port
! land, 47S Broadway; Seven corners, Wick's
| drug store; Dayton and Western avenues,
! Woman's Christian Home, COL John; Luly 5
meat market, 49, Jackson street.
Among the many candidates for the secre-
tarvship OF the board of education, there aie
/ noue more competent or better fitted for the
/ position than E. W. White. present private
| Secretary to Mayor Smith. With clerical
experience of twenty years, eight of which
were passed at the army headquarters in this
! city, together with keen business instincts,
/ Mr. White is eminently qualified 10 manage
! the affairs of the board of education. A
strong pressure, the result of twelve years
! of acquaintance with leading ST. Paul citi-
/ zens will be brought to secure his appoint
! ment.