St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-16
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on Page s.
THE NEWS WIND-UP.

No trust or combination prices at J. S.
KeaTney 4 Co.'S. Minneapolis.
Seven births, five deIths and three mar
rfages were recorded at the health Office yes
terday.
Jim Rouleau, yardmaster at Smith Falls,
Ont, says he had rocky road TO traNel, put
got here Just the same
The quarterly examination by the state
board Of pharmacy took place at the capitol
yesterday Thirty-five applicants were e1-
amined.
B. J. McIntire was yesterday admitted by
the supreme court 10 practice at me par .f on
this state upon ceTtIncate from the
supreme court Of Wisconsin.
large number of Knights Templars have
returned from Washington. They all report
having had good time. ana that damascus
commandery did St Paul credit.
F. ]. viii. teacher and manager of the
First Regiment band. denies that Paul L.
kleist is the general manager OF Wits
orchestra aud First Regiment band.
Diphtheria was reported at the health
Office yesterday from Ao6 Case street, So
East Seventh street and 395 CarroH street.
Scarlet fever prevails at ef9 Buffalo street
Policeman Murphy. Of the ROnd0 street
district hae been suspended penang an III
yeStigation before the mayor for neglect OF
duty. He will have hearing this morning.
A. II. Dickman. of the Crookston land
Office and Dr. Thomas Of CPeokstOn, were
Knights Tempiar's ccnctaYe at Washington
The French fair opens to-day at A. O. Il.
Hall corner of WabaSh6 and Seventh streets
and will continue the rest OF the week fhe
fair is under the auspices OF St LeuIs
church.
"A. Kearnev & Co. of Minneapolis are
gending to - Paul customers some OF the
most elegant Gas Fixtures, Portabies and
Fancy Globes ever offered for sale IN the
Northwest.
William Dawson yesterday bought from
Samuel Dawson the block at the corner OF
Third and jackson streets occupied by the
Northern Pacific aud Wisconsin central
ticket offices, for SlJU,0OO.
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid societies was
held yesterday, Mrs. Z. L. DObner presiding
TO the national educational convention at
private residences, devoung the proceeds 10
charitable objects.
Charles Ninquist clerk at Dickinson's
department store, tell down the elevator
shaft from the third floor yesterday morn
basement lie sustained fracture OF the
right arm and internal injuries.
Compare prices at J. ). Ke2rney * co.
and YOU will be amazed at prices asked by
the other dealers i'll Gas Fixtures, Ill DOtn 81.
Paul and Minneapolis. They have no" IN
stock the very latest designs and by all ODDS
he best finished goods IN the market
Two donations of s. each were received a.
the mayer Office yesterday for the suffering
farmers of Ramsey county, Dakota. r B.
LOomis, of Jackson, Mich. and r. G. PltkIn,
of IS Lake street, Chicago. were the uonars.
The amounts viii be forwarded at once.
The South St Paul Belt Railroad com
oanV Yesterday filed articles OF incorporation
With the secretary OF state The capital
stock is S50,CO0O, and the lncorporators are:
". G. Denny, W. r. Todd, 4. :. WEYMOUTH,
NJ Gehan, W. S. FOllmeT. Of South 81. Paul.
Z. Fogartv. master of j. N. Ferris Lodge
1872. Cleveland, o., accompanied by c. X.
Anderson and ". J. Harrison, OF 81. Louis:
]. L. Whan, of Cleveland; Ii. \. Dlller. ). Z.
Peck and NJ. Clyde, all OF the order, Were
hospitality entertained at Engine House
No. >.
Capt Berkey has resigned his position on
one of the chamber of commerce committees,
and says he will hencefUrth not take much
part in the proceedings OF the chamber. The
captain is disguised at the treatment by the
chamber of the report on city and county eX-
penses.
The local reception committee is made up
Of Messrs. II. E. Shore, T. Clarke, r. e.
Johnson, f. W. FulBerson and 4. Misnom.
These gentlemen have all they can do. bIit
seem to discharge the somewhat onefoqs
duties they are called upon 70 perform with
perfect satisfaction to every one.
The executive committee OF the German
Aid society has elected the following officers:
President Albert Scneffer; vice president,
tary and agent, (harles PasSaraut; A. X.
Kiefer c. H. Lienan and Albert Schetfer
we're elected delegates TO the convention OF
communication societies next spring
Pat Killen is willing TO meet Joe Sheehy.
If the latter wants to fight he can put up
$3.50 in the hands of the sporting editor OF
the GLOBE. Pat says the fight must be IN
Minnesota and for ST 800 a side with bare
knuckles. The man challenged generally
'fias the right TO name the battle ground and
Pat insists on The fight being i'll Minnesota
instead of Michigan, as Hheehy desires.
Theodore NJ Mining Of $40 High street.
driver of delivery wagon for the New York
Tea company, was thrown out of his wagon
near the corner Of Wabasha street and Park
avenue Yesterday morning falling under the
horses feet. The wagon ran over MIN, and
he was badly bruised about the head and
chest. His injuries are not considered dan
gerOus.
John Jones and James Nelson, hack
drivers, are locked up at the central ponce
station under charges Of attempted rob cry.
They were arrested ont on West Seventh
street yesterday by Policeman Natdk. who
suspected that they intended TO rob a
drunken man named John Kaiser, who was
with Nelson in Jones hack. Kaiser, who is
charged with drunkenness. had So. 90 in his
possession.