St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-15
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

Col T. E. Dawson, who has been away on
a business trip East, arrived home last even
ing.
Eight births, five deaths and one marriage
were bulletiped at the health office yester-
day.
CITY Treasurer Refs yesterday paid out
S2S. }9l "a to the school teachers Tor their
May work
j. s. OHare. for several years an employe
in the city clerks office, has entered upon
the practice of law.
Adiutant General Mullen yesterday com.
missioned j. Ian Tournie second lieutenant
Company A, First regiment
The newly organized British American
club will meet at the Victoria Clup house'
Monday evening, at so O'Clock.
false alarm at oil yesterday afternoon.
called the fire department TO the corner OF
Central avenue and Wabasha street.
Monday afternoon the Summit Avenue
Boulevard and Park association meets III the
chamber of commerce at J o'clock. -
The Young Meu's Social club gave dance
last evening at the A. o. H. hall, at which
about ] 90 couples had delightful time.
Otto Muehlhauer-s ladies' orchestra gave q
concert yesterday afternoon ct Turner hall
for the benefit of the Johnstown sufferers.
The employees of the manufacturing de-
partment of Finch Van Slyck 4 co. have
subscribed $50 for the relief of the Johns
town sufferers.
Owing TO the dimnutive size of the audi
euee which turned out to see Young Mrs.
Winthrop at the Newmarket last night, the
performance was not given.
George Z. Weller, son of E. A. Weller. OF
this city. has just received his diploma from
the Columbia law school at New York to
practice as an attorney at law.
The contract for grading Selby avenue, be-
tween Lexington and Cleveland avenues,
was Yesterday awarded by the bohrd OF pup
lie works 10 Thomas Keough at $40, ,79O.
DR.. James C. Bassidy, United States pen.
sion examiner left his office in the federal
building yesterday to spend vacation at
Leuox. Mass. His Office will be closed until
July 10.
Fine quarters have been secured by the
committee sent by Damascus commandery,
X. 7. to Washington. d. c.. for the st. Paul
knights accommodation at the conclave
next fall.
Owing to many of the, members of the
Twin City Commercial club being absent
from the city, the meeting and banquet
which was arranged for Monday evening has
been postponed.
The United States circuit court opens Mon
day morning at IL o'clock. Judge Nelson
will preside. and if possible, will be assisted
by Judge Brewer, who is now convalesclng,
after a severe illness.
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday from
13l Edward street, 647 Hague avenue, 7O6
Minnehaha street, 81 Robie street, 419 Liv-
ingstou avenue, and 122 Viola street. Diph-
iberia prevails at 80 Tilton street.
Dr. 7. De Witt Talmage, who is now on his
way to the Pacific coast, will be in st. Paul
June %. on the evening OF which date he
will lecture in the Peoples church Oh the
subject, 1.-The Bright Side of Life
The name of the man who was reported in
Yesterdays GLOBE as having accused Mary
Heinzelmann with being the mother of the
dead child found at 800 Exchange street is
Deputy Coroner Martel and not Markoe as
printed.
Gust HedheFg and Sabna Erickson, Richard
j. Bamberg and Mary A Feeley, Charles
Nordin and Mary Molgrem, Charles Peterson
and Carrie Johnson, and Louis F. Lockwood
and May G. Leech.
Several cable trains were run on the East
Seventh street line yesterday, and it is be-
lieved that by tonight the line will be in full
operation. and ready for passengers and
traffic. The cable seems to run very smooth
ty and satisfactorily.
Maurice Joice, of 800 Carroll street, the
young man who was run over by dump car
at Rice anG Sycamore streets several days
ago and had his leg cut off, died at the city
hospital yesterday morning. His death re-
suited from blood poisoning following the
amputation of the injured member.
Additional subscriptions to the Johnstown
relief fund received at the chamber OF com
merce. are as follows: Cochran & Walsh,
BIS; Como assembly, K. of L., S.: previously
reported S74455. Seattle fund: Cochran
N W dlSH, 90 II. II. DlSGlOh, S-O pIehlOuslS
reported, S295.
Assistant General Superintendent Collins,
of the Milwaukee road, was before the rail
road commissioners in connection with a pc
tition of 5. Lowing and others for side track
at Handy. Mr.. Collins said that side track
would be put in if there was sufficient busi-
ness to warrant the expenditure.
A Union Temperance meeting Will be held
In the Burr Street Baptist church Sunday
evening. Prof. Baker. Rev. j. G. Freeman.
H,,,- 4 ~, fnl- VT
Good singing by the united choirs Mrs.
Tanning will contribute a solo and George L.
Becker has consented to preside.
new running card went into effect in
the fire department yesterday. The principal
changes were in the suburban districts Now
that the high bridge is open for traffic No. 3
Engine company, at Leech and Ramsey
streets will answer all alarms from the West
st. Paul bluff. No. 8 company still running to
fires on the West side fats from the central
hall.
The Y. NJ c. A. Bible class for beginners
will meet tomorrow afternoon in the associa.
ton parlor, and will be conducted by a. A.
Trip. The meeting for men only will be
held at 8 30 p. m. in the Y. NJ. C. A. gymna
SUM, and will consist of music, singing.
short talks and an address by General Secre-
tary Horton.
The midday meeting to-day at III East
Third street will be led by Rev. Wallace Nut
ting, pastor of Park Congregational church !;
lOplC, >uludl SCLOOl icsSOl lOI lO-uOI-
row. Superintendents, teachers and all
adult members both male and female, are
cordially invited to attend. Hour of meeting
1915 to l o'clock.
William Palmer alias 'sDutchy."a notori-
ous crook who was released from the state
prison last week. after having served two
and half years for Minneapolis burglary,
is again under arrest He was taken in last
night by Policemen Weidle and Lawton. with
James Ryan, Thomas Ford and John Grindle.
tod Of har-; ha16 voho
last night in lower town, robbing him of $40.
The committee which has in charge the
subscription lists for the cable car extension
desires to state that e large number of new
names were added to the list yesterday. ma
teriaIly swelling the amount already raised,
but that the way the schedule has been made
Que it will be necessary for every property
owner to do his share to raise the total
amount.
A magnificent life-sized portrait of Right
Rev. John Ireland, archbishop of st. Paul.
painted by n. r. Brewer, the well-known
portrait painter of New York, who formerly
resided i'll st. Paul. is on exhibition at Nc
Carthy & Donnely's store on Wabasha street.
1t is being rafIled for the benefit of ST. Luke 8
church and is a most life-like and mastery
piece of painting.
Mr.. Richter unable to speak English,
called at the capitol yesterday and made ser
lou3 allegations against John W. Steel,
county attorney OF Wabasha county. whom
he charges with conspiring to defraud him
of some property. The trouble arises out Of
some disagreement Richter had with his
wife, and he wants the governors assistance
to get possession of the property. Assistant
attorney general Child has the matter in
hand.
The cases begun in the municipal court
several days ago by the upper levee syndi-
cate against Albert and Thomas Rossack,
squatters on the Bohemian fats. in which
the syndicate demanded restitution of the
property, were tied yesterday. Judge Cory
decided that the Rossacks lost all rights to
the property when they signed leases for its
rental, ana rendered eTt decislon iI IN 1axor OF
be evicted at once.
Wills First Regiment band will give its
fourth concert in Rice park this evening,