St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-30
,, TUESDAYS TERSE TALES.

Bank elearances yesterday were S796. 312.
Mayor Smith returned yesterday from his
hunting trip to the Park legion.
A false alarm of fire called the department
to the corner of Wabasha and Fourth streets
at :45 last night
The last performance of lone Of the Old
Stock will be given at the Newmarket to.
night. Kate Castleton appears on Thursday
night.
Lieut.. Gov Rice, Congressman Dunneli
ex-senator Halvorson and. joel Heatwole
were yesterday callers on Gov. Merriam, at
the capitol.
A supposed incendiary fire broke out at
1926 yesterday morning at 1868 Fauquier
street, owned and formerly occupied by
Walkenheimer Schlienk as a brewery.
About $3.50 damage is reported.
The Railway Officials and Conductors Ac-
cident association. of indianapolis, Ind, aud
the Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance
company, of Grand Rapids, Mich. were yes
terday certified by Commissioner Bailey to do
business i'll this state.
William Myers. a fifteen-year- boy en-
plOyed in Adam Decker's tin shop, was
caught under an elevator in Indexes, War
ner & Schurmeier's wholesale house yester
day morning and badly bruised. He was en-
gagged repairing a coal chute.
The Milford elevator, of Minneapolis, yes
terday filed articles of incorporation. The
capital stock is 100000 and the inCorpor-
ators are A. D. Milford, j. L. s. Watson, S.
W. Mulford W. d. Sammiss, OF Minneapolis;
A. M. Copp, of Maiden, Mass.
Joe Dilger German carpenter, was ar
rested by Policeman Banker last night on
suspicion OF larceny. He is supposed to have
Tifled the pockets of a drunken roommate at
the American house, at the corner of W6ba-
sha and Fourth streets, securing about $40.
A special meeting of the common council
for the transaction OF routine business will
be held tomorrow night. The meeting is
called for the purpose of ratifying certain
contracts for street improvements, that the
work may be completed before cold weather
sets in. ..
Scarlet fever was reported at the health Of
flee Yesterday from 1873 Banfil street. So
East Fillmore avenue, 52S jerks street and
COL Cook street; diph theria from $50 Reaney
street and 1907 Minnehaha street; mem
braneOuS Group from 70l Blair street and
52l Whitall street. -g-
Policeman Joseph F. Davis Of 500 Good
hue street. is being severely tried by mis-
fortune. His whole family of bright children
are stricken with memhraneOus Group. His
little two year old daughter died Of the disease
yesterday morning, and the lives of his two
little boys are despaired of.
The ladies of Acker post, ". R. c., an aux
Hilary organization OF Acker post, g. A. X,
will, on the evening of Oct. so. give an en-
tertainmeut and fair at % East Third street.
A general invitation is extended to old sol
diers and friends of the order. A special
call is issued for the presence of all the Sons
of Veterans.
Three cowboys raced wildly for mile from
South st. Paul to South Park yesterday for a
wicked, wild steer that escaped from q
Northern Pacific shipment. Inspector Oster-
hout. of Montana, succeeded in circling
lariat around his (the steers) horns and re-
turned the critter TO the stock yards company
in good condition.
Secretary FL. H. Hart requests that back
numbers of the Century, Scribner's. Atlantic,
Harpers Weekly aud Monthly, and the stand
ard religious Weeklies be sent to him at the
state capitol for the use of the prisoners at
the St Cloud reformatory. A library has not
yet'heen secured for the reformatory, and the
prisoners are much III need of reading mat
teE5 --@
The prizes not disposed of at the French
Catholic fair were raffled at L Union Fran
Gals hall, corner of Tenth and Cedar streets.
last evening. Sophie Villaune Won the
floral basket with Ticket No. 13l;
the horse, harness and sulky went to No.
$685. the china tea set on the ST. Paul table
to No. 81; the parlor lamp to No. z. and
the'dinner set on the St. Anthony table to
No. lis. +
The funeral of James Normile, who met an
untmeIy death by falling down the elevator
shaft at the Ryan hotel. occurred yesterday
forenoon from the residence of his father.
Patrick Normile, and was very largely at
tended. The services were held at the eathe,
dral, where Father Byrne paid a fitting
eulogy to the memory Of the departed. The
floral offerings were very profuse and beau
titlil. Interment took place at Calvary Gene
tery,