St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-08
THE CITY AT A GLANCE.

Bank clearanees yesterday were SS9S, e47.
The normal class of the Strangers church
gave dramatic performance last night.
Camp No GA of the Modern Woodmen
gave an entertainment at Garfield post hall
last night.
The old folks concert given at the Allan
tic Congregational church last night was
well attended.
A very pleasant hop was given by the
Noble Franklin lodge A. o. U. W. at their
hall last night.
Scarlet fever was reported at the health Of
flee yesterday from 527 Fuller street. and IA
Nash street, and diphtheria from 9S1 Rose
street, and 4S3 Lafond street.
Aid. William Hamm, the Misses Hamm and
DR.. MiIlard, who arrived in New York from
Europe, Tuesday morning, are expected TO
arrive in st. Paul tomorrow.
MT. and Mrs Crozier who have been visit
ing her fatherin-law. Col. Rockwell. re-
turned Yesterday to their home at Washing
ton, D. c., on the Milwaukee road,
John Flaherty. driver of No. 1 Chemical
and stephen Sullivan. pipeman of No. 2
Engine company, have been dismissed from
the fire department for drunkenness.
Robert Emmet was the name given by a
deserter from the military post at Occur d.
Alene, Idaho, who delivered himself up at
police headquarters last night. He will be
taken to Fort Smelling.
Miss Maggie Lynch. of 472 Hall av., an
unfortunate young girl who was recently re-
leased from the Rochester Insane asylum as
cured, became violent again yesterday morn
ing. She was taken TO the county jail in the
Dueas street patrol wagon.
The famous Boston Quintette club will
give a concert at the chamber of commerce
tonight. The programme arranged is an ex-
cellent one the principal solOistS being Miss
Gertrude Edwards. AdOlph Burose, Louis
Blumenberg, Paul Stoeying and John
Rhodes.
The Ashbury NJ. E. church on Ross street
near Frank, which has been closed for re
pairs. will be re-opened next Sunday, Nov.
10. Rev. William Mckinley, d. D.. of Ham,
line, will preach in the morning. Services
in evening and through the day as usual.
The following gentlemen are requested to
meet at the Office OF G. Gotham q Co., 1877
and 1S9 East Third street, this evening at 8
o'clock, for the purpose of getting together q
foot ball team to play against the state uni
versity on Thanksgiving day: Messfs. Peters,
Nettleton, Seixas, Armstrong, Durant Nc
Carthy, III. Bigelow, De Negro, L. Bigelow,
Gotzian, Foster.
Hon. spike Hennessey, who assists kid"
Mccoy at the Newmarket in blowing up q
wooden safe, has given it out that The Stow
away might be improved by running in a
brace of genuine card sharps. By inquiring
Davis might secure the needed talent A
clever gentleman of title, known as Joe Bond,
?. C. j., is said to be near here and out of q
job.
Rev. F. o. Holman, D. D., delivered a
lecture last night at the First N. L. church
on The South and It's Problems" The rev.
Grand gentleman treated his subject i'll q
learned way, presenting the phases of the
question in logical and entertaining man
ner. He spoke of the financial. social and
political sides, and advocated instruction for
the negro, both mental and industrial, es-
pecially the latter. DR.. Holman has spent
two months in the South and well under
stands what he is talking about.
knights of the Iron Ring is the latest So
ciety. There is nothing secret about the or
ganiZation, and any one can join by buying
one Of the simple bands and wearing it
Among the prominent men VINO are wearing
tie ring are Daniel II. Moon, II. w. Teasdale,
w. III. Dixon and J. II. A Ian. besides many
others. The ring is made of q combination
of certain metals and the heat of the body
causes oxidation. which generates q cur
rent of electricity through the body, dissolv-
ing the uric acid in the blood aud dispelling
the pains Of rheumatism.