St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-21
SUNDAY BREAKFAST TABLE.

Scarlet fever prevails at S53 Minnehaha
street and 500 Payne avenue.
Four births and three deaths were bulle-
tined at the health Office yesterday.
j. j. Ward sold several lots during the
week on Summit and Leslie avenues, Mer-
riam park.
Bank clearances yesterday were !$617,-
s34. IA; for the week, S4.4O9. 209. Y; for the
corresponding week last year, Sd, 291, 673.OS.
Messrs. w. j. Dyer & Bro. have lately re-
ceived from the press of Arthur P. Schmidt
d Co. new song by Margaret RuthVen
Lang, entitled ''Nameless Pain"
Prof O. c. Langseth, the inventor of the
celebrated chinch bug eXtermlnator and
fertilizer, passed through st. Paul on his way
TO the section of country where the mysteri-
GUS wheat fly is destroying the crops, to in
vestigate.
From the persistency with which Mr..
ProSser's motor refuses TO be tested the
awful suspicion has arisen that Mr.. Pros
sers machine is a lineal descendant OF MI
Keelys motor, which has stubbornly refused
to mote since time that man remembereth
not
Mayor Smith received q communication
Yesterday from Mrs. Nolan, of Chicago,
pleading for the release of her husband.
Thomas Nolan, who is doing ninety days at
the workhouse for tapping till. The mat
ter was referred to Judge Burr.
A pair of dark brown butfalOes shipped by
a man named Clark are at the union stock
Yards. South St. Paul. They are highly priced
by their owner, and will be sent forward to-
morrow to become part OF Polled Angus
herd in New York state.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Frank johnson and Mae Dewey, Olaf Lund
and Maggie Damn, Pat Kelly and Mary
O'Donnelf, Frank H. Foote and Amelia j.
Shuttle, W. Wrbsky and Ludmilla koschka,
James Williams and Harriet Davis, Emil t.
Nelson and Walborg j. Hansen, James Cum
mings and Margaret Caplice.
Detectives Kinaley and Ahern last night
arrested on East Seventh street crook Civ
ing the name of Charles Chapman who was
endeavoring to trim drunken man named
John Ryan of what money he had about
SIS. Ryan was also arrested.
Alex. Peppin imbibed too freely last night
and got into trouble with a dog owned by j..
E. Altman, contractor living at 2O2 Glen
coe street. Picking up brick to Kill the
dog. he banged away, and succeed only IN
knocking down Allman's little girl and badly
cutting her head. He was arrested.
Relief Agent Hutchins reports a sad case
of restitution and one for which he pleads
aid. 1t is that of husband and wife, who
have fallen sick, and are just out from Liver
pool, England. They have no income, and
500 is required to send them home. Mr.
Hutchins has been promised $40, and for
the remainder he appeals to the philau-
thropistS of the city.
State Superintendent Kiehle is attending
the National ASSOCIATION OF IedcnefS al
Nashville, and writes that there is some
probability of the next annual meeting being
held in ST. Paul. The association has 10000
educationistsl in attendance this year.
President Gray, of the st. Cloud normal
school, has been made director of the asso-
citation and Supt. Kiehle secretary Of the ma
tional council.
EsWhen the First Minnesota battery was
demonstrating its proficiency on Governors
day before large and enthusiastic audience,
in which his eXcellency was most consplcu-
GUS the boys of that command performed
the evolution of firing the ordnance, from
| resting position, observing all the commands
! and movements, in one minute and ten sec
| onds, q remarkably quick time. The gov
! ernor expressed his approval OF their skill in
| audatory terms.
On Thursday last. E. n. Darling. an old
| Minnesotian and member of the Seventh
| Regiment Minnesota Volunteers, who has
resided in Washington, D. c., since the close
| of the war; made brief halt here while on
! his way to Seattle, Wash, on government
business hegrowth of this city astonished
| him beyond measure, and he found himself
| at loss to identity the formerly most faml-
| lar localities. He proposes to stop over mere
| a couple of weeks on his return in order to
convince himself that it really is the ST. Paul
| of which he WIS citizen in 1855, and the
| six or seven succeeding years. He visited
| the contractors board of trade rooms, where
| Secretary Young aided him in finding his
J way to places he wished to revisit.