St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-25
MELANGE OF MONDAY.

| Bank clearances yesterday were $685.
| S28 SO.
! A case of scarlet fever is reported from the
city hospital.
The council committee on licenses will
meet at 8 O'Clock this aftern oon.s
Three births, five deaths and one marriage
were bulletined at the health Office yesterday.
Several frescoers are engaged garnishing
the office of Mayor Smith in the new court
house.
.The veterans of the Eighth Minnesota reg
iment will be entertained to-day at Mime
'tonIka by Maj. Camp.
+ Louis Solomon, arrested for peddling with
out a licencse, was sent out 60 the workhouse
yesterday for ninety days.
Early yesterday morning frame stable at
460 ROndo street, owned by F. W. Houek,
was damaged about 5000 by fire.
The pupils of the Assumption church
parochial school will give an entertainment
on this and tomorrow evenings for the ben
eftiof the school.
/ Division No. 3, A. o. H., will hold their an
Hibernian Rifles hall, 1873 East Sixth street,
Tuesday evening. A full attendance is re-
|Fquested.
Hannibal A. Williams last night recited
fi"Taming of the Shrew'' to select company
at Dyer's music hall. 1t was, not only re-
fine dramatic work. y
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Nels E. Munsen and Annie H. Dryer, Mich
ael Keating and Mary Kavanaugh, Charles
A. Ah1 and Lizzie NJ. Sandness, and Louis C..
Bower and Sadie w. Kendall.
brute named Thomas Wilson was SEN
fenced to tine workhOuse for three months
yesterday morning by Judge Burr for name
less offense. Fred Meyer, a young man ar
rested with him, was fined $25.
Fines amounting to S2o5 were paid into
the city treasury at the municipal court yes
terday morning by sixteen of the forty-three
prisoners arraigned. Seventeen other cul-
prits were sent to the workhouse.
The remains of the two girls burned to
death by gasoline at the Crosse hotel were
not buried by the city as has been stated
One body was taken home to New Prague
and the other inferred by friends in St. Paul.
Judge Kelly appointed S. w. johnson,
John Sandel and d. L.. Curtiss committee
value and make partition of certain prop
erty in block 4, Nelson's addition, belonging
to Richard W. Malmgreen and Amelia Peter
son.
Mayor Smith will probably veto the ped
>dIers, ordinance passed at the last meeting OF
the clause which authorizes the leasing of
(2street corners to fruit venders upon the pay
ment of $50.
| An entertainment was given at Cretin; hall
yesterday for the benefit of the St Louis
school. The programme, quite an interest
ing one, was rendered in French throughout
and concluded with the presentation of pre-
miums by Mr.. Dion.
Mary Fuller, dissolute woman Of the
town. living on Eighth street, between Rob
ert and Jackson streets, was arrested last
night for drunkenness and dlsorderly con-
duct. Two rather pretty children eling to
the skirts of the drunken mother as she was
taken to the police station, presenting most
pit1ful spectacle.
Fritz Holzapfel, proprietor Of a saloon and
boarding house at the corner OF West Sew
enth and Walnut streets, was arrested by
Policeman Delosso last night for bruaiIy
beating his wife. Hoi!apfel filled himself to
the neck from his stock in trade, and when
arreste d was shaking up things around his
place ut a lively rate.
1t was denied at the health Office yesterday
that the health department was in any way
reponsible for the delay in removing the dead
horse that lay two days at the corner OF Third
street and Maria avenue. At the time the
matter was reported to the department no
one had been hired by the city to remove
dead animals, the city council having per
emrtorily sat down upon Health Commits
sioner HOyt and contract that he had pre-
viously made to have the work done.