St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-12
BREEZY AND PERTINENT.

Bank clearances yesterday were SS64 297.-
The Hibernian band gave a social dance
last night.
party was given at Westmoreland hall
last night by the Philomathean club.
Narti's hall was the scene of a party given
by The West Side Pleasure club last night
Dan Sully and company give a matinee of
DADDY Nolan to-day at Harris theater.
I Four births. five deaths and two marriages
were recorded at the health Office yesterday.
!, The midday meeting to day, held at III
Z East Third street. will be conducted by Rev.
E. Funk, pastor of the First German Nj. E.
church.
The board of public works decided yester-
day to report in favor of grading Amos street,
from ST. Anthony avenue to Rondo street. at
an estimated expense of 1886.
| The iron work for the new government
buildings al Fort Smelling is being made at
the South Park Bolt and Bridge works, and
will be finished by Monday next.
The st. Vincent de Paul society meets at
the cathedral Monday evening, and will ar
range for representation at the Catholic lay
congress at Washington, ID. c., the 18th pr0X.
Father Nugent of Liverpool, Eng, the
world renowned temperance advocate and
philanthropist, will shortly visit st. Paul, ac-
companied by Father O'Callaghan, of Man
chester, Eng.
A small fire in a livery stable at the corner
OF North and Bradley streets, owned by the
Brennan estate. called out The fire depart
ment at 2 90 yesterday morning. The dam
age was trihing
Requiem mass was sung by the sisters OF
st. Joseph's academy at the funeral services
yesterday of Sister Marie. Rev. John shan
ley delivered a simple but touching eulogy
OF the deceased.
sprinting match. for a purse OF SlOO,
will take place tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock at Athletic park, the contestants be-
ing A j. Woodcock. London sprlnter, ana
G. j. o ConnOr, of Wisconsin.
The swedish Evangelical Lutheran Prove
dene Valley congregation, of Lac qui Parle
county, and the Swedish Evangelical Luz
theran church, of White Bear lake yesterday
filed articles OF association with the secretary
of state.
The auditorium of the First Baptist church
will be opened tomorrow for public wor-
ship. The time for commencing tue morn
ing service has been changed from L to
1920 O'Clock. AL seats henceforth are en-
trely free.
- man bearing the name of T. Roussin
was last evening arrested by officer Mchln-
ley, of the DueaS street police station, for an
attempted rape on Mrs. Jake ENNIS. on
River street between Annetta and Ada
streets, about o'clock.
General Superintendent CasS. Of the st.
Paul d Manitoba railway, has issued c1rcu-
lar notifying agents that hereafter charge
of 50 per day will be made for the detention
OF cars beyond the first twenty-four hours
they have been supplied intending shippers
Reports of scarlet fever were received at
the health office yesterday from the corner of
South Robert and Belvidere streets, God Co
lumbia street, $50 Collins street. 600 Cook
street and 35S Waverly street. Dlphtherla
prevails at 329 Charles street and 7O2 Law
son street.
'Comanche Charley, Wild West rider. is
booked at the central police station as q
drunk and disorderiy Charles is a self
styled bad man; of Mexican extraction, who
ran amuck on East Seventh street last night
attempting 10 run down pedestrians with a
scrub pony. Detective DAILY arrested his
wild career.
F. Adjt. Gen. Mullen has issued the following
commissions: w. c. Morgan, captain, Com
paIy Ii, Third regiment; A. b. ApplIn. Sec
ono lieutenant, Company g, Third regiment;
j. c. Bingham, second lieutenant Company
A. Second regiment; c. ID. Allen, captain,
First company reserves; G. W. Nutting, sec
ond lieutenant, First company, reserves.
s,i Objections having been raised, purely on
technical grounds, as to the legality of the
election of Rev. Samuel Mills to the rector
ship of st. Peters church, Davton'S Bluff,
the yestry at its regular monthly meeting,
with Senior Warden G. A. Seley in the chair
confirmed by resolution the action taken at
the special meeting. This will place the
matter beyond reasonable doubt. Mr.. Mills
will be indicted into his charge shortly after
Bishop Gilbert's return from the general
convention, now being held in New York.
> Mrs. Ii. KeIlner, president and Mrs. @. s.
Pickering, secretary of the Ramsey county,
North Dakota, relief committee. arrived In
the city yesterday, bearing letter from cltl-
zens of Grand Forks and the vicinity, asking
for relief for the farmers of Ramsey county,
North Dakota, who are suffering severely
from the bad crops of last year and from the
drought of this. Free transportation is fur
nished by the Manitoba road, which will ship
t9ee of charge auy supplies or relief that may
be sent, if addressed 10 Mrs. H. kellner, Bart
lett. Ramsey county. n. ID.
The father of boy named Christ Schlette
appeared at police headquarters yesterday
with Judge McCafferty and secured war
rant for the arrest of another boy bearing the
same name. 1t is alleged that on the 10th
of last June the mans son was shot IN the
mouth by the other boy with target rifle
while they were playing on Mackubin street.
The boys are cousins. The injured lad ex-
planned the loss of few teeth and badly
cut lip by stating that he fell on fence
The wound did not heal. however, and he
was forced to tell the truth when the doctor
found ball in his lower jaw.
The Young Peoples Society of the Central
Park NJ. E. Church last night began study OF
representative authors by giving an enjoy
able programme consisting of the life and
works of Mrs Emily Huntington Miller, who
has been a resident of this city for many
years. but has Just removed to Evanston, Ill.
Hymns by Mrs. Miller were sung. sketch OF
her life read by Miss Mary Alma Anderson,
review of Thorn Apples" one of her best
books. read by Mrs. B. S. Cowen, and selec-
recited poem. 1.-The Christening and char
acter sketches from Thorn Apples were
gwen by a number of the young people. Miss
Rhoda smith furnished excellent instrument
tai music, and the whole performance was
an enjoyable one.