St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-06
SAINT PAUL.
Adojtionai City News on the 9TH Page.
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

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riages were bulleuned at the health office
yesterday.
The collections of internal revenue for yes
terday were SIS, 900; for the month OF May,
S60. 600.
The Minnesota Pharmaceutical association
meet in annual session 1T the capltol, June
IL and II.
The monthly business meeting of the Cen
trail w C. T. [. will be held to-day at 70 East
Seventh street al 3 T. m.
The ST. Luke's Aid Society of St Pauls
church met with AIRS Flags at her nome Oh
Ninth street yesterday afternoon
Miss Mabel Jenness sister OF Mrs. Annie
JeunesS Miller, win discourse on physical
culture at Turner hall this afternoon.
+. l. Cordo, privare secretary 10 J. Nj; hit
man. general superintendent of the Chleago
X Northwestern system, is stopping at The
Ryan.
Mayor Smith will present letter to the
council to,night, asking it TO authorize the
city to contribute 10 the relief OF the Johus-
town sufferers
The Manchester college base ball nine Is
itching 10 meet any of the amateur teams OF
the state, 1T the college grounds, next Mon-
day. The annual field day.
II. &. Van Horn, Portland, Or: Frank
Cory, Chicago; W. C. Kimball New York;
and George T. Spaulding, Waukegan, H.,
are guests at the Windsor.
Garfield post. G. y. R., gave dance at the
post hall, on East Seventh street. last even
ing. The attendance was large, and the
affair was financial and social success.
The board of park commissioners will hold
their regular meeting at 1 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon when the matter of the West st.
Paul park will come up fora final settlement.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Thomas Pigott and Kate NJ. Stroutz. Edward
Lundherg and Dora RaShly, Daniel A. Nudge
and Eva Estella UerSey and j. Z. Hunt ana
Heitie ChilSorL
Col Charles Bentzoni, Twenty-ffth .. s.
infantry who has been delegated by Secretary
of War Proctor to inspectthe national guards
at the coming encampment, is III the city,
guest OF Col. L. p. Wright.
Attorney l.. II. Williams telegraphs from
Johnstown. Pa, that on his arrival there he
found his relatives safe and unharmed. The
home of his parents was washed away, but
the family succeeded in escaping.
DR.. Kirkwood. of Manchester college, was
pleasantly surprised at his residence last
evening by the senior and Junior classes, who
presented him with fine copy of Webster
Unabridged Dictionary and stand.
". S Harking. the new leading man at the
Peoples, and Miss Laura Burt, the new SOU
brette. arrived Yesterday and are guests at
the Windsor They will make their debut in
ST. Paul tonight.
TT. O'Connor. clerk of the district court,
James Doran and Aid. William Hamm will
they sail for Europe. They will make gen
eral pleasure tour of the continent and visit
the Paris exposition.
Louis P Ezekiel of Cincinnati, clerk of
scales at the coming meeting of the Twin
City Jockey club, is now in St. Paul Mr.
Ezekiel also has charge of the official pro-
gramme. and will remain here about week
locking after various details.
J. +. Cronin, secretary of District assembly
No 70. X. of l., has resigned his position
and will go to Washington Territory Thomas
Locust. of Minneapolis. has been appointed
to fill his uneXpired term. and assembly head
quarters will therefore be removed to Mime.
apolis.
The gentlemen appointed by Mayor Smith
as a committee of arrangements for the
Bandmann ShakeSpearian readings at the
Peoples church Saturday night for the ben
eft of the Johnstown sufferers will meet at
the chamber of commerce this morning at 10
o clock for the purpose of organizing.
Harry Bickel, d well-known young man
about town. and another young man who
gave the name OF II. Jones. were arrested last
night by Officer Tom Lynch and locked up at
the central police station charged with
drunkenness and diSOrderly conduct and
reckless driving.
The adjourned meeting of the city council
to elect market master and jailer and COM
plete the reorganization, will be held to-
night. large amount of routine business
will also come up il the election can be
effected in reasonable length of time, of
which there seems to be little doubt.
The stockholders of the St. Paul Union
Stock Yard company met yesterday and elect
ed officers as follows: President, Ansel OPP
penheim: vice president, C. W, Benson; sec
rotary and treasurer, A. A. McKechnie: as
sistant secretary and general superintendent
W. II. Denny. Directors Arnold Kalman,
Ansel Oppenheim, C. ". Benson, K. D. Dun
lap a. A. McKechnie and William Dawson
Jr.
The sale of the reform school property
takes place at $50 a. m. to-day State
Auditor Braden will officiate as auctioneer.
Blocks l, 2 and 8 will be offered to-day.
cannotbe questioned Still, it is very doubt
full whether it is advisable to buy lots IN
blocks /, or 8 for reasons stated in yester-
days GLOBE.
The state trustees of the insane hospitals,
at their meeting yesterday, instructed Secre-
tary Sackett to advertise for bids for the con
struction of the west wing of Fergus Falls
asylum. The appropriation for this building
is $4,000. DR.. Williamson, of New York. is
an applicant for the SUPPLEMENTARY Of the
Fergus Falls hospital. and the opinion of the
trustees is slightly in his favor.
The Standard club at 8 o'clock last night
held a meeting in their club rooms corner
Eighth and jackson streets and raised $500
for the relief of the Johnstown sufferers.
The funds will be turned over this morning
to the secretory of the chamber OF com
merce, to be forwarded to the relief COM
miItee at Pittsburg
sSupt Browning, of the Northern Pacific
throughout the Northwest to receive and
transport free all donations of money
clothing or other necessares destined to the
sufferers at jamestown and presented by
duly authorized commitaees. All such mat
ter is to be forwarded to st. Paul for transfer
to Eastern companies.
officer Ahern. of the Margaret street dis
trict. viii be tried before Mayor Smith to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock to investigate
charges against him of exceeding his official
rights. The charges are said to enlanate
from several Dayton Bluff saloonkeepers
whose displeasure the officer has incurred in
attempting to regulate their saloons One
John Hemmergren, recently arrested by
Ahern for disorderly conduct, is also COM
plainant.
Ansel Oppenheim, through Attorney
Mority Helm. yesterday begun other actions
in the municipal court against Albert and
Thomas Rossack. the Polish squatters on the
Bohemian flats. who succeeded in defeating
the first cases brought against them on the
grounds that the municipal court had no
Jurisdiction. 1t is now claimed that by sign
ing leases to the property last fall the occu-
pants waived all rights off ownership, and
acknowledged the rights of the syndicate.
AT Summit park this evening grand con-
cert will be given by the Great Western
band, under the direction of George Seihert
Following is the programme: "Grand Fes-
t1val March," Bach: Italian melodies, 'sVen-
ice the Beautiful Piyet; overture, Her
NETS Bell, " Maillart; clarinet solo. air from
opera otrauella, flotoW, Charles II. Hub
bard: selection "Nabueco," Verdi; duet
from, opera. merry Wives of Windsor
Nicolai; gavotte, ''the fairest of the fair''
waltz, '.Dream on the ocean, Gung'l.
Street riot drill is the order for Companies
G, d and L. M. n. G., at 8 o'clock tonight.
This is the first time in two years that this
drill has been performed. The three com
panies will probably be divided into six, and
will march from the armory up Sixth street,
If that street crowded with
1t requires very full attendance to make
the evolutions a success, and it is strongly
urged upon all the sol6ier boys to be on hand
at 7:45 sharp. 1t is intended to march I'D to