St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-27
ST. PAUL In PARAGRAPHS.

Bank clearaDceS yesterday were STL 1879.
The council committee on streets will meet
tonight
The Omaha Base Ball club left for Milwau-
kee yesterday.
The courthouse and city hall committee
meets this afternoon.
Harvey Hearsh left yesterday on the Mil
waukee road for Chicago
The principals of the night schools meet
this afternoon at the High school.
d. r. Noyes and Fl. c. Pennell left for New
York on the Milwaukee road yesterday.
The city school teachers will receive their
monthly salaries tomorrow, amounting to
S2S,0UO.
But one death was reported at the health
Office yesterday, and no births or contagious
diseases.
Dr.. L. B. Sperry. state institute conductor,
will this evening lecture before the students
of st. Cloud normal school.
Bishop Gillespie and the Rev. Myers, OF
Fargo, OAK. passed through the city yester-
day on their way to Chicago.
DR.. Jay Owens, of 172 Western avenue, re-
turned to st. Paul yesterday from Helena,
Mont, where he spent the past summer.
The ladies of the Swedish Temperance MIS-
sion Will give dance and supper at kreag-
er's hall, on East Seventh street, Saturday
evening.
The case of Lowell against the Milwaukee
road for 100000 damages. tried before Judge
Nelson, was completed yesterday afternoon
and given To the jury.
John A. Benson, poor man living on the
upper levee, reported at police headquarters
Yesterday afternoon that some one had ma
licionSly shot his only cow.
The Rev. j. H. Lloyd will return from New
York Sunday morning, the 18th INST, and
will hold services at the Church of the AS
cension as usual at l L a. m. and z: 80 p. m.
The residence of John Leyden, of the city
at
entered by burglars yesterday. They secured
$40 in money, gold watch and other
jewelry.
William Clark. young shoemaker was ar
rested by Officer Gerber yesterday afternoon
for stealing package from a laundry de
livery wagon at the corner of Wabasha and
Fifth streets. -'
Thirty-four degrees was registered by the
thermometer yesterday. This is the coolest
this season and is symptom OF the colo
spell prevailing all over the Northwest. A
few flakes of SHOW fell.
The Acme Dramatic club of West st. Paul.
have decided in view or the success OF the
entertainment given on Wednesday evening,
to at once begin rehearsal for Il similar per-
formance at an early date.
Knud Thompson. who is interested in the
Grlggs Courier, the leading paper OF Coop
erstown, n. d, was in the city yesterday. He
sold cattle at South st. Paul, and 99U head of
sheep at Minnesota Tranfer.
Rev. S. NJ. Davis, of Chicago, gave an as
tronomical lecture. accompanied by steoptl-
con views, at the Central Park NJ. E. church
last eFe ming. He lectures at Plymouth church
tonight on the same subject.
Residents on Pearl street and vicinity. who
have eourted burglary of their residences by
leaving front doors wide open during the
summer months, have now decided to close
| them-the horse has peen stolen. -
George Vanhavenick and Frank Toupsig
were brought down from Tower yesterday by
deputy United States marshal and locked
up in the county jail on the charge of selling
liquor without paying the specialtax-
Mayor Smith received Swiss postal card
yesterday, dated at Rigi Kuhn and signed by
President of the Council William Hamm,
who considers 5000 feet above the sea level
the highest point he is ever liable to reach.
Comptroller Roche and Custodian Bert
hiaume estimate that it will cost $4,000 a
| year TO maintain the new city and county
building. The city's share of the estimated
cost will be included in the annual tax levy.
The Metropolitan hotel will open on Oct
L. Though the hotel is not quite furnished,
a few hours will complete it, Nearly 400
rooms await occupation, and the proprletors
propose to make this one of the finest hotels
in the Northwest.
Residents on Canada street were awakened
last night at II O'CLOCK by couple of re-
Yolver shots. Investigation proved the shots
to havsbeen fired by an irate householder,
QlSIuTDSIS
his midnight slumbers,
State Superintendent Kiehle, of the public
instruction department, returned yesterday
from attending state institutes at Princeton
and Cambridge. He says The people of those
towns are to be commended for the interest
shown in the cause of education.
Horace B.Warner. young man, and Annie
Brown, a woman of uncertain age, appeared
voluntarily before the police judge yesterday
morning. and were united in marriage. The
strangely mated pair were evidently country
people, and were said to hail from Dakota
county.
Owing to the decision Of Judge Nelson, de-
claring the Scheffer dressed meat bill to be
unconstitutional, the Armours are preparing
to ship meat into the state again. A car load
of meat was received from Kansas City over
| the Milwaukee road on Wednesday consigned
sgnment yet received, but others are ex
pected i'll the immediate future.
An old man named Carson, as plumber
upon the roof of Golf avenue residence
fell thirty feet TO the ground yesterday after
noon. and when picked up was i'll an un
coneious condition. The injured man was
removed to his residence on West Seventh
street, and his injuries were found TO consist
of number of Commissions and bruises, and 8
disloeateG shoulder, He will recover.
The late legislature enacted law requil
ing the payment of fees for the incorporation
of new companies under the state laws. The
fees are regulated according to the amoun
of capital stock Since May L. when the law
went into effect ninety-one compan es have
been incorporated. and the fees paid into
| the state treasury total 1885. While prov
ing legitimate source of revenue 10 the
| state, the law is keeping out all those bogus
paper companies which are got up to hood
| wink and swindle the unwary.
On Sunday morning at 1880 Wilbur #
| Crofts, field secretary of the American Sab
| bath union, will speak at the First Baptis
| church. The question he announces as the
| subject for his discourse is (which Shall Go
| the Continental sunday or the American
| Sabbathy' AT ) p. m grand union mas
meeting will be held in the House of Hope
| church, and at 2 30 p. another meetips
will be held in the Dayton Avenue Presby
terian church. Monday evening at 80
| there will be meeting under the same au
| spices at the Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church.