St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-03
SAINT PAUL.
SAYINGS AND DoINGs.


on ROpdo street for 4,450.
Eight births and eight deaths were
recorded at the health office yesterday.
The council committee on claims
will meet at the city hall Monday after
noon at $50 o'clock.
The Retail Salesmen's association will
give a social hop at Society hall, corner
Tenth and st. Peter, on Tuesday even
ing.
The Church Choir Choral club assist
at the concert at the First COngrega-
tional church, Minneapolis, next Tues
day evening.
Scarlet fever was reported at the
health Office yesterday at 262 East Con-
greSS street, and membraneO us Group at
197 Western avenue.
Ben Schultz was tried in the probate
court yesterday OH charge of insanity.
and the charge being sustained, he will
be sent to the Rochester asylum.
The teachers in the High school lis
tenedto an address yesterday by W. S.
Pattee, dean of the state university, on
the subject 1.-The teachers place in the
republic"
4 small fire occurred at Third and
WabdSha streets at $50 yesterday morn
ing in the office of Lawton Brothers,
dentists. in the Ingersoll block. The
damage was slight.
W. l.. Sawyer, a converted cowboy,
and member of the Minneapolis Y. NJ.
G. A, will give an account of ranch
life before the Y. M. &. A. of this city
next Friday evening.
One of the largest real estate sales of
the past week was made by Davidson,
Bayard & Co. The consideration was
G20 000 onpVnvinU no RI f hlOnl- Wpct
st. Paul proper and other property.
DR.. Gillette will lecture before tine st.
Paul Nurses association, at the rooms
of the Business Woman S-club. 81 West
Fifth street, Thursday, March Z, from
20 4 p. m. Subject: Diseases of
Children"
The last three days of FEBRUARY were
busy days in the county treasurer's
office, over 100000 of personal taxes
having been paid in, OF over Is per cent
OF the whole assessment, against $780,
900 for the corresponding period of last
year.
A lady's gold pin, worth probably SIS,
was picked up by newsboy on Jack
son street yesterday. and turned over to
Patrolman Rose. The property is now
in the hands of Chief Clark, and may
be secured by the owner at the central
station.
The body sef John W. Doherty, the
young man murdered on Fifth street
Wednesday night, was yesterday
shipped to Watertown, Oak, via the
minneapolis & st. Louis railroad. The
body was in charge of the murdered
mans father and mother.
The new pipe organ in Holy Trinity
church, Litchfield, Mimi, was opened
last Thursday evening. James Blake,
Organist of Christ church, st. Paul,
played several numbers. He was as
sisted by Master Ernest Beldan. of
Christ church choir, and Walter Graf
ton, the Minneapolis basso.
About o'clock last night, as a young
girl named Annie johnson was walking
along Arundel street, near Ellen. her
money purse was Snatched from her
hand by Henry Clark, a young tough Of
that section. Clark was arrested by an
officer OF the Rondo street police station.
The board of water commissioners
held meeting yesterday morning, and
approved the bonds of Daniel Hirscher
and j. G. Johnson, plumbers. They re-
duced the rate for street sprinkling to
10 cents per 100 feet, a reduction of SO
percent. a number of contracts for
brass goods and iron pipes were APP
provetG
d. c. Eggleston, whose engagement
by the Peoples church has been al
ready mentioned by the GLOBE, has az
rived in this city, and will to-day as
Sume the duties OF Sunday school SUI
perintendent and pastors helper. Mr..
EggfeSton will devote his entire time to
chuTch work. His high reputation else
where promises that he will be valua-
BILE addition to st. Paul.
Albert Maxwell. of Detroit. Mich, for
several years the presiding genius of
the; famous Biddle house in the City of
the Straits, and latterly proprietor of
the entire list of dining halls on the
Michigan Central system, is in the city.
Mr.. Maxwell is one of the best known
hotel men in the West, and his coming
here may result in permanent resi-
denee, as he is looking for a good loca-
tion.c
IA healthy rivalry exists among the
county auditors of the state in the expe.
diti0n with which they can supply
State Auditor Braden with what is
termed 1.-THE March settlement of
taxes" This return can only be COM
pleted after the last day of February
and this year Otter Tail county has dis
tinguished itself. The list from thai
county was received yesterday, March2
The following couples took out IL
celfses to wed yesterday: Anton Hubck
and Josephine Penas, William Auder-
son and Augusta G. Peterson, Peter
Erickson and Sophie Gibson, ID. O'Con-
nell and Katie A. McMahon. Edward
Kelly and Nellie A. Casey. Emil Abel
helm ana Anna Schmid, Francis P
Mullen and Bridget Mckinley, B. f
Gallagher and Julia l.. Aherne.
A union mass meeting in the interest:
of practical temperance and practica
Christianity for the masses, will be hel(
in Newmarket tlIeater, Seventh and st
Peter streets. this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Addresses will be made by John G
Woolley, the noted temperance orator
and others. Singing by the granC
chorus, Mr.. and Mrs. Woolley and MIR
Swift Gospel temperance meetings vii
be held in Plymouth Congregations
and Friday evenings at 7:45.
The following deaths were recorded
at the health office yesterday: Christine
Otter, "A years, peritonitis, Warner
street; Bridget Conley, 80 years
Bright's disease, 1926 Superior street
John W. Doherty, 81 years, homicide
Fifth and Robert streets; Dennis Nor
risey, Is years, dropsy, Bach street
Ella Hoffbeck, 6 months, meningitis
Fourth and Minnesota streets; Janet NJ
Ross, SO years, heart disease, SIC Ric,
street; Frank Gilman, months, pute
rjtiS, - East Ninth street; Mary Gal
brath, 4 years, diphtheria, 66l Bur
street.
PERSONAL POINTERS,
+: 4. Gebhardt. of New York, is stop