St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-09
THE NEWS IN NUGGETS.

Bank elearances yesterday were S73 ZIG.
Three births and six deaths were recorded
at the health office yesterday.
Thomas Dolan and Adolph Sehoen were
committed TO the Rochester insane asylum
yesterday.
The health Office reported scarlet fever yes
terday at S99 Clark street. So West Indiana
avenue and 2l5 Acker street. Diphtheria
prevails at the corner of Geranium and
Walsh streets.
Four prisoners. under sentence for drunk
enness, escaped from the municipal court
bull pen Yesterday morning efter the adj
journment of court. One Of them was re-
captured by the police.
Gus Wordsworth, q representative cattleman
OF Great Falls Mont, arrived yesterday. He
sent train of cattle eastward and is resting
a spTained ankle, which resulted from jump
ing off stock car at Mlnot.
The receipts of live stock at South St. Paul
were the largest on record at the st. Paul
Union stock yards. Although the prices
were little higher than those of q week or
two previous, most Of the stock went east
ward on through bills of lading.
Deebach Bros. the Ryan tonsorial artists,
say that their bill for washing the Blatz jury
was only S27. ana that the shaving bill was
from some other shop. They aver that in all
they furnished thirty Turkish baths for the
jury, sometimes making special preparations,
and that their bill of ST is moderate.
noon raided one of the several disreputable
houses of East Eighth street, between JACK
son and Sibley streets. Two eolored women,
one white woman and two white men were
arrested. They were taken before Judge
Burr at O'Clock and fined go each.
Butchers were the most noticeable pur-
chasers at the stock yards yesterday. While
the unsettled condition of the live stock ill.,
speetion law may have partly influenced
their increased demands, most of them
=, hat Iar- frN h1fr hinnncnto
inspection in order to secure healthy meat
for their trade.
Mrs. George $. Knight, one Of the most
popular ladies in the profession, will be the
next attraction at the Newmarket, beginning
on Sunday. The bills to be produced include
Livery.i' Lucky Number ION Girard,"
',Crazed' and An Actress Wager"
The ladies of st. Pauls church will give q
reception and concert by the Aamold COM
pany to night at the Griggs house, 49J Sum-
nit avenue. Rev. John Weight and the fol-
lowing ladies receiving: Mrs. Henry Hale.
Mrs. Gov. Merriam, Mrs. Olive DalrympIe,
Mrs. f. E. Rice, Mrs. W. L. 0veton, Mrs.
George Baern, Mrs. Gussie Pope, Mrs. F. D.
Osborne. Miss Cook. Miss GredoW.
John Dennis, farmer from near Rich
monds applied at police headquarters yester-
day morning for information concerning his
twenty-year-oid daughter, Frances, who
came 10 st. Paul during fair week. and did
not return home. He fears that she has gone
wrong. The girl is described as rather good
locking and bright, but somewhat wild.
Alta regular meeting of the stone cutters
union held last night the following resolution
was unanimously adopted: Resolved. That
the members of this union DO hereby tender
their loyal support and cooperation in the
endeayors now being put forth by the retail
salesmens union to secure the shortening OF
their hours Of labor. And, be it further re-
solved, That our patronage be given to the
firms who aeeede to the request of said
union.