St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
SIXTH WARD SIIFlE: IF
Dakota Avenue and De1os Street to Be
Connected BY Stairway.
PRICE OF BANANAS CUT.
1t Results in the Humping Of an
Italian Huekster---WesfS Side
Social.

The point at which Delos street reach
es the bluff on Dakota avenue, is being
put in readiness for the erection of a
broad stairway to span the hillside from
Dakota avenue to the continuation of
Delos street on the hilltop. 1t has been
found that any attempts to grade the
street through would result in great
damage to property holders in the
vicinity through the change of grade
that would be necessary.
| A mild-eyed Italian named Correze
incenSed his competitors by selling
bananas at Is cents per dozen, while
the regular price, as fixed by the truck
fraternity, is 20 cents. COrreZe was set
upon by one of his business rivals last
night and badly pounded.
A. Stein, John Oleson and Mike
KOline are the names of three worthless
whose signatures ornamented the Ducas
street charge sheet yesterday morning
They were brought in on charges of
drunkenness. and spent the night in
the lookup.
A euehre party was given last even
ing at the residence of Mrs. Anna Lin
holz, large number of young friends
of the family being present.
+ The death occurred on Friday even
ing ofa three-year-old child of Henry
Hensling, at the family residence, cor
ner of Annapolis and Colorado streets.
A child of James Kennedy died on the
same evening, aged four months. Both
deaths resulted from typho- malarial
fever.
The students of Greek mythology
will cOngregate at the usual spot Mon
day evening.
Special Easter services will be held
to-day at all the West side churches.
at st. Michaels church the following
musical programme will be rendered:
Farmers Mass in b fiat. The solos
during mass are sung by Mrs. Henry
Devlin, Misses Katie and Mary Burke,
MessrS. William III. Allen and Otto
Hill. Offertory, SO Salutans," by
Lange. Duo for tenor and baritone,
Messrs. W. "a. Allen and O. Hill. Be-
fore and after mass, Regina Celi," by
jLambillotte. Duo for soprano and alto,
with chorus. Misses Katie and Mary
Burke and choir.
At old man named Jarvis, while in
toXicated last evening, fell against the
iron work of the Robert street bridge
and cut his face severely. He was taken
to his home on Fort street by friends.
The Y. M. c. A. managers have Sc
CuiCu lloili dui udrtil1 Il pIaC OF lanC
near the Concord street station. which
will be immediately fitted up as an ath-
letic park. A meeting of the association
ball players has been called for Monday
evening for the purpose of organizing
nine to uphold the standard of the Or
ganization during this season.. June 1
has been fixed as the Y. NJ. c.. A. field
day, upon which occasion an exhibition
of the skill and agility of the juvenile
athletes will be given publicly.
q A merry crowd of West st. Paul fash
ion leaders, among whom were Messrs.
paul Martin, Ed Bryant, j. NJ. Wilgus,
y. Cullen, E. l.. Volk, P. Newton,
Charles Geisler. Hank Norman and
William Berlandi, started Friday even
ing for Kohlman's lake, having first Sc
cured large consignment of fishing
tackle from Chicago, and other things
necessary to a firSt-class fishing tour.
The party got home at 2:3O o'clock Sat
,urday morning in the best of spirits, de-
claring they had had lots of fun, even if
they did have to pay for the fish.
a A large party of young folks gathered
last evening at the residence of j. F.