St. Paul daily globe., 1889-03-17
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on the 3rd Page.
SAYINGS AND DoENGs.

A marriage license was issued yester-
day to John Ryden and Mary Anderson.
Seven births, three death and one
marriage were bulletined at the health
office yesterday.
Bank clearings yesterday, S476,773.96;
for the week, S3, 453, ,6S7.36; for corre-
spending week, 1888, So, III 7l.292.96.
st. Luke's Aid society, of ST. PauPs
church. will meet with Mrs. A. Il. Law,
624 Olive street, Oh Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
William Ghorn, laborer, living on
West Seventh street. was arrested on
warrant issued at the instance of his
wife, who claimed that he beat her.
"a ..stilP' alarm of fire from the hard
ware store at 292 East Seventh street,
called out the fire department at 3:42
yesterday morning. The damage was
nominal.
The PhiIomathean Club Of the First
Universalist Church will present Lost
in London at Standard hall Tuesday
evening, the entertainment to conclude
with dancing.
State teachears' Institutes will be held
this week at Fairmont, LIE Sueur, Wi
mona. Dodge Center. Conductors: w.
q. Hyde. j. I. McCleary.
The Crusaders will hold rally at
their new hail this afternoon at
o'clock, when the Hon. Samuel Morri-
son will deliver an address. An excel
lent musical programme has been pro-
Yided.
Reports were received at the health
office yesterday of scarlet fever at 325
Colborne street and SCI Oakland ave-
nue., and membraneOuS Group at 200
Martin street.
John Allen and Joseph Wright were
the names given by two vagrants who
were arrested by Officers Lynch and
Wright last night for begging on West
Third street.
The Trades and Labor assembly have
passed a resolution agreeing to sustain
Aid Fisher in case the threatened boy
cott against him shall be enforced. The
gentlemen implicated i'll the reported
boycott have already denied any such
preconcerted action.
d, Herman A. Hagerman. formerly
deputy register of deeds, was yesterday
appointed government gauger in this
city by Secretary of the Treasury Win
dom. His appointment relegateS Robert
Miller, formerly secretary OF the DEM
Ocratic state central committee, to prl-
vate life.
The following deaths were reported
at the health office yesterday: Franz
Yoerting, five months, bronchitis, Still
water avenue; Baby Anderson, three
years, diphtheria, 1134 Cortland street;
Mathilda LARSON, three years, men,
braneous Group, 200 Martin street.
The contract awarded to s. J. Harper
on the 18th inst, for the grading of
Fairview and other streets, was yeSter-
day declared informal by the board of
public works, on account of technicali-
ties, and was awarded to Thornton &
Shaw, the next lowest bidders.
The Boston Quintette club will give a
concert in Turner hall Thursday even
ing next. This club is well known
throughout the country and is composed
OF five artists of great ability. Miss
Anna Carpenter, the celebrated Boston
prima-donna. will also sing, and Paul
Stoeying, late of st. Paul, will play a
violin solo.
The eX-members of the Golden Leaf
Social club held meeting last evening.
The club was reorganiZed and the fol-
lowing officers elected: A. j. damon,
president; j. +. Wortheimer, vice pres
ident; Z. j. Walsh, secretary; J. F. Nc
Cormick. treasurer; W. c. Marchal,
master of ceremonies. The club, will
give a series of parties after Lent.
Complaints to the police of the cries
and mOanS of woman in apparent
great agony, coming from room over
the Jewelry store at 215 East Seventh
street, caused an Investigation to be
made. yesterday by Health Commits
SlOner HOyt and police officials. 1t was
aScertained that the woman was suffer-
ing, from the premature birth of a child.
brought on by fall, and as she was
attended by a reputable physician no
action in the matter was taken.
Coal teamsters of the city will have
meeting at Labor hall this evening to
investigate charges preferred against
the Lehigh Coal and Iron company, as
serting that local laborers were dis
charged and the delivery work assigned
to Minneapolis firm. The teamSterS
assert that they have been frozen out
of their work by competition, while the
coal company managers are equally as
sertive in their claims that they let the
delivery system to the lowest bidder.
Laboring men generally in the city are
much interested in the outcome.
The Bethel directors held meeting
in the chamber of commerce yesterday
dlltIliOOil, DuG OWlllS 10 lileTe UeluS uO
quorum adjourned to Tuesday next at 4
p. m, when they will discuss the prop
osition to build a floating bethel on pom
toOns, similar to that at Pittsburg,
which floats on the Monongahela river
without damage even in the highest
freshets. which at times are thirty feet
above the normal level. Nothing of the
sort occurs on the Mississippi, and the
danger from ice is nothing, as it will
float underneath the building.
1t was reported yesterday that the
Murray theater site Oh Seventh street
had been abandoned by the Twin City
Opera House company. The rumor was
denied by r. NJ. Fulton. who repre-
sentS the syndicate. He states that the
lessees of the theater had been offered
other desirable building sites; in fact,
number of valuable corners had been
offered to him. which he had rejected
but that his company had no intention
at present of abandoning the Murray
property. as both parties to the contract
were legally bound to carry it out.
White Bear Happenings.
The village election excitement has
quieted down. The regular ticket, with