St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-24
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on tie Eighth Page.
SAYINGS AND DoINGs.

1tSltu NtSlS1udN lOl tlllOMIllS SlUll6S anu
injuring the pigeons at the orphan asy-
lum.
Camp scenes, war songs aud tableauX
will be repeated at Garfield hall next
Tuesday evening, with added attrac-
lions.
DR.. 4. Fl. Ferguson, Winnipeg, is Wis
iting relatives in st. Paul. Auditor w.
S. Mckay, Redwood Falls, is at the
Windsor.
Thomas ThorSon. register of deeds,
and j. b. Stemper, sheriff, both of
Wontonwan county, were capitol callers
yesterday.
Yesterdays bank clearings were $685.
O3499, making total of s., 1919, S54.95 for
the week: 81, 900, 923.41 was the amount
for the corresponding week of last year.
wharfage licenses were issued yeSter-
day 10 Allen f. Brown and Fannie E.
Bishop, George III. Cushman and Mrs.
Lottie Flint, and Swan Berg and Annie
Hanson.
w. f. Zwicke, assistant sergeant at
arms of the senate, accompanied his
daughter home last evening. The lat
ter has been guest at the Clifton for
several days.
The street car company has purchased
$4,000 feet of ore and One-half-inch cable
to be held in reserve for use on the
Fourth street line. Two cables have
also been purchased for the Seventh
street line.
A few days ago it was announced in
the district court that Judge Villas
would hear all personal or real tax
cases on April 1st. The time for such
hearing was yesterday changed to April
u, before the same judge.
Relief Agent Hutchins had a twelve
year-old yagrant turned over to him yes
terday in the person of Alex Carpenter.
whose father started him from Moose
Lake with S1.25, being unable to sup
port him. Sergeant Pendy found the
Gus Lindberg, deputy clerk of the
district court and a general favo1ite
about the court house, after a severe
illness OF three months, has returned to
Stricken with pneumonia, his life was
twice despaired of.
Travellers to the Northwest over the
Northern Pacific railroad YESTERDAY
were W. p. Johnson and wife, Chicago.
Fort Portland: j. Rosenthrall, for Butte
City: II. Horschel. for Miles City; t.
w. kincard, for Tacoma. They are all
st. Paul residents.
}. Ii. Lewis. superintendent of the
Hastings public schools, and w. F.
Rocheleau, called upon Superintendent
Kiehle yesterday. They report the in
Stitute at Paramount, with an attend
ance of 131, to have closed Friday after
very successful convention.
After maintaining the usual activity
which has been such an essential feat
IRE of carnival work, year after the
decease of the last carnival, the ST.
George Snow shoe club is about to give
up its quarters i'll the chamber OF COM
merce building, for year at least.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed at the secretary of states office by
the Acme Electric company, of st. Paul.
Capital stock. 100000; The incor-
poratorS are c. +. Deither, Joseph |.
Beaumont, Irwin j. Beaumont, Ed ".
johnson and Andrew Schock, all of st.
Paul.
The three active officers Of the st.
Paul Distillery company. General Man
ager Hicks, Secretary Mathews and
treasurer Sanders, deny i'll vigorous
terms that the company will be absorbed
by the whisky trust, or that any of its
officers have made Overtures to the
trust with that end in view.
Douglas A. Flint, well known in st.
Paul, promising Young basso. yester-
day signed with Col. c. D. Hess for the
summer season of grand opera at Mil
waukee. Col. Hess first introduced
young Flint to musical circles, having
discovered him in st. Louis church
choir five years ago. The young man
was last heard in st. Paul in 1.-THE Lit
tie Tycoon company.
E. l.. Rodgers, who was arrested in
Minneapolis for shoplifting, gave as his
address a lodging house on West Sew
enth street. A visit to this place I'M
earthed trunk full of stolen goods
which had been left by Rodgers, and
was at once taken to the station. 1t is
thought that the man arrested is none
other than the celebrated Deacon Ed
wards, whose operations here and else
where have given him reputation.
A consultation between Drs. Aucker.
+. }. Abbott, William Davis and H. J.
OBrien resulted in the decision that
Andrew Anderson has smallpox, and
he will be removed tn the pest house at
once. How he caught the disease is a
mystery, as he has not been out Of the
city for two years. He bought pair of
secondhand pants last week which may
have contained the microbes. His
have been Quarantined, together with
all the inmates of the boarding house.
Lathrop Mussetter, who in company
with DR.. Macdonald. has been visiting
Victoria, B. c., Tacoma and Seattle,
Wash. and other points on the Pacific
slope. returned yesterday. They found
that verdure is green and luXuriant i'm
the West, but town lots in Tacoma and
Seattle at 81, ZOO per front foot were too
rich for their indulgence and it started
them homeward to st. Paul. They are
In good condition, barring the frequent
hand-shakings they experienced yester-
day.
State teachers institutes will be held
at Alexandra, Rochester, Lake Crystal
and Preston, commencing tomorrow
The instruction at Alexandria will be
by W. F. Rocheleau and E. R.sShapard
at Rochester. by c. w. g. Hyde. Mrs. E.
X. Jaques. j. H. Cummings, Lucy NJ.
Robinson and L. II. Kirk: at Lake
Crystal. by Miss S. E. Sprague and Miss
y. q. Rhoads: at Preston, by James I.
Cleary and Mrs. A. S. Beebe. The
evening lecturers are: S. 3. Wilson at
Alexandria: DR.. l.. B. Sparry at Roch-
ester and Lake Crystal, and j. F.
DOwny at Preston.
The board of water commissioners met
yesterday morning and allowed heavy
batch of bills. AS first payment on
water pipe, $40. 406.06 was ordered paid,
and the other bills brought the amount
up to S59099.0G. Bids we're opened for
forty tons of lead pipe and fifty tons of
pig lead. F. E. Duncan received the
contract for the pipe at S43349 per 100
pounds, and HOdgman Bros. that for
the pigs at 800 per 100 pounds. Peti-
tons for water mans on Ashland ave-
hue and Carroll street, west of Smelling
avenue were referred to the president
and SunaTiDtaDdaDt