St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-09
MONDAY MATTERS.

Scarlet fever prevails at 4Sl East Fifth
Street.
Bank clearances yesterday were $751;
1852.
Four births and fourteen deaths were bull
letned at the health Office yesterday.
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday to
Max Schatzle and Bertha Traps and Joseph
Palskalski and Annie Loren.
Arthur n. Jordan and Thomas W. Ham,
mond were given certificates yesterday to
practice law in the state courts.
st. Paul Lodge No. Sc, /. o. G. II, will
give musical and literary entertainment at
Relief hall al East Ninth street, at
O'Clock this evening.
L. D. Barnard was yesterday admitted to
practice as an attorney in this state upon q
certificate of admission from the supreme
court of Wisconsin.
c. B. Wilson, a lad sixteen years old, was
lately convicted of forgery in the second de-
gree and yesterday sentenced to three years
in the reform school,
DR.. Day has received advice that the new
court house clock will arrive to-day. The
huge timepiece is packed in tWenty-one
boxes, and weighs in transit 1l,2l0 pounds
Alice Finnerty, woman of doubtful repu-
tatiOn, was arrested last night by Sergeants
Zirkelbach and Schweitzer for maintaining a
disorderly house on West Sixth street. near
Market street.
Dora Chapman, Emma Peterson and James
Peterson were arrested by Officer Smith last
night for creating disturbance in joint
near Seventh and Olive streets, run by the
Chapman woman.
At meeting of the water board held yes
terday afternoon, bills to the amount OF
$4,000 were allowed, and bids for the cree
ton of the addition to the offices were
opened and considered.
A fire, of mysterious origin in Mrs Mach
elhenrys apartments, in the third story of
the Stees block. % East Seventh street, called
out the fire department at 7:10 yesterday
evening. No damage.
The burning of frame barn in the rear of
S34 Armstrong street, owned by William
Welsh, caused an alarm of fire at 2:3T yester-
day afternoon. The loss on building and
contents was about $500.
Napoleon Burowski, a young Polish Ia
borer was brought to the city yesterday and
taken to st. Joseph's hospital He lost his
right arm on the Fourth of July by the pre-
mature explosion of an anvil salute.
The case of Hiram R. Elliot against the
Milwaukee road, an action to recover So, 600
for the wife of Mr.. Elliot, who was killed at
Merriam Park. on Oct 80, 1885, is on trial
before Judge Nelson, in the United States
court.
There will be a lawn party under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid society," of the
Arlington Hills Presbyterian church. in the
grove corner of Edgerton and Magnolia
streets this evening. Ice cream and refresh
OlenUS Will De served.
Fred E. Wright, late of Gorman's min
strels, has been engaged by Hoyt Il Thomas,
with WHOM he will appear here i'll october in
their latest success "A Midnight Bell" Fred
Wright has many friends i'll st. Paul who will
be glad to see him again.
Thomas Burns. James Connors and eleven
other crooks, who were arrested Saturday
night in barn near Emmert's brewery sus-
pected of having robbed an upper levee sa-
loonkeeper of So, were taken before the
police judge yesterday morning and sent out
tor sixty days.
Tomorrow the Chicago Opera company
opens a season of five nights and matinee
at the Newmarket The opera to be given is
1.-The Sorcerer." and in the cast are Patti
Stone the charming little comic opera singer;
Miss Hollingsworth. Percy Cooper, j. W.
Herbert and many others.
Carlos MeNair and Louis Tesky two cigar
dealers at St. Anthony Park, were arrested
yesterday on a charge of packing cigars OF
one brand in box of another brand with
out destroying the government stamp. They
will be examined before United States Com.
missioner Odell, this afternoon.
contract for the paving of Fill and
Washington streets was awarded by the board
of public works yesterday to James ForreStal
at SIS, 800. contract for the construction
of sewer on Temperance street, between
Norris and Thirteenth streets, was also
awarded to Gus Moline at S7SS.
Mayor Smith seems inclined to modify the
order of Aid. Yoerg, while acting mayor. to
the effect that all street corner stands must
go. The police have been instructed since
his return not to enforce the order. and il
was stated last night that while the business
will be restricted, the crippled, poor and
needy vendors will not be disturbed.
The historical society held q regular meet
ing last night. Capt. Blakeley presided. Mr.
Williams announced the death of two mem
bers, DR.. Daniel W. Hand and George a.
Hamilton As it was desired that some
proper tribute be made to Mr.. Hamilton
long and valuable services to the society, the
matter was referred to the committee on
obituaries 10 report in September, no meet
ing being held IN August