St. Paul daily globe., 1889-04-09
S Amt PAUL.
SAYINGS AND DOINGs.

Dlphtheria prevails at 47O Fuller
street.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Louis Harf and Freda CorlSon.
Ten births and eightdeaths were bull
1etined at the health Office yesterday.
Scarlet fever was reported at the
health Office yesterday at 101 Dakota
avenue, 315 Iglehart street and 25 West
DeloS street.
Lunch will be served by the Ladies'
Aid society in the dining rooms of Cen
tral Park NJ. Z. church, from II O'Clock
noon till p. m.
The board of public works yesterday
received bids for paving West Seventh
street, but laid the matter over until
Thursday without making the awards.
Invitations are out for the first annual
ball Of the st. Paul and Minneapolis
Pressmen's union, which will be held
in Turner hall. st. Paul, Saturday,
May 4.
Petitions are being extensively signed
by residents and property-owners of
Dayton'S bluff against the Lincoln park
scheme.
The Ramsey county delegation held a
meeting i'll executive session at Mayor
Smiths Office yesterday evening. They
discussed many important matters and
quit when they got tired.
Kittie Walsh and Lizzie Davis, two
diSSolute women who persisted in walk
ing the streets for immoral purposes,
were arrested last night by Officer
Davis.
Charles T. Seaver, victim of the re-
cent smaSh-up in the Omaha yards, died
late Sunday night at his residence, $50
West Seventh Sheet. His death is the
fourth resulting from the accident.
The large force Cf clerks in the city
treasurer's office are kept busy these
days receiving payments on the 1888
Sprinkling assessments. Nearly three
hundred assessments, ranging from IS
TO $40, were paid yesterday.
E. Allen & Co. yesterday reported to
the police thata large bay horse hitched
to side-bar top buggy was stolen from
them Sunday night while standing at
Ninth and st. Peter streets. The prop
erty has not been recovered.
A man named Julius Berge, residing
at 325 East Grant street. was run down
near Como station at $50 yesterday
morning by Manitoba passenger train.
He was removed to st. BarnabaS hos
pital, Minneapolis, where he died at II
O'Clock without recovering conscious
ness.
Olaf Nelson, until recently an en-
plOye of the shoe store at 33 East Sew
enth street. was arrested yesterday by
Detectives Kenaley and DAILY on a
charge of larceny preferoed by his late
employers. 1t is alleged that from time
to time he carried off shoes and other
goods from the store.
The public schools of st. Paul, under
the direction of Prof Congdon, superin-
tendent OF music. are making prepara-
tionS for children'S concert, to be
given about the last of May. The
event promises to be one of great in
terest not only to the children who par
ticipate, but to the public.
l.. l.. A. Grisson, an employe of a
leading Third street dry goods estab-
Iishment, was arrested by Officer Rose
last night, on charge of drunkenness
and reckless driving. Grisson drove
down Third street at terrific rate of
speed, greatly endangering the lives
and limbs of all pedestrians.
William Houle, Frenchman living
in Little Canada, incidentally remarked
before the municipal court Saturday
that he had $500 at home in his safe.
Some crook in the lobby eydentally
heard the remark and acted at once,
Tor when Houle reached home the safe
had been cracked. There was but $50
In the safe, however.
A woman with four children arrived
In st. Paul yesterday, from Winnipeg,
in search of her recreant husband, Her
man kopp, who deserted her in the lat
ter city. Kopp. until last Wednesday.
boarded at 544 Rice street, but has since
disappeared. The woman. who is in
destitute circumstances, was referred
to the board of control.
About O'Clock last night lady pass
Ing along Nabasha street, near Ex-
change, was attacked by young tough,
who snatched her money purse and ran
down the street. A number of men
standing in the vicinity gave chase, but
the pursued had more at stake than the
pursuers, and ran fast enough to es-
cape.
A barge loaded with hay moored at
the foot Of Chestnut street caught fire
last night from some unknown cause.
and was in great blaze before the en-
gine arrived. Prompt action eXtin-
gulshed the flames and saved about
half of the fifty tons that the barge
contained. The barge WAS but slightly
damaged.
The following deaths were recorded
at the health Office yesterday: p. Gun
nIngham. thirty years, consumption,
161 Lafond street; j. F. BrambilIe.
thirty-siX years, consumption, 945 Arm
strong street: Peter o. Weeks. six wears.
bronchitis, Gaultier street: Baby Mel
son. three days, inanition. city hospital:
Eva l.. Niece, twenty-nine years, con-
sumption, 260 Rondo street; Johnnie o.
Heggen, seven months, pneumonia.
L'Qrient street; William Murphy, sew
entg-two years, paralysis, 10 Wilkin
street.