St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-31
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Scarlet fever is reported at $50 Van Buren,
street.
There were one birth, one death and one
marriage yesterday.
Ten building permits were issued yesterday
for buildings to cost $4,000.
Marriage license were issued yesterday to
Otto Berrahn and Anna Schmidt, Charles A.
johnson and Christine Joranson.
DR.. II. Grattan Guinness, of London, will
speak at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms tomorrow
afternoon. Subject: western Pioneers
and the London Pioneer Mission"
The body of Thomas Chard, the young
man who was drowned at Hastings Thurs
day. was forwarded yesterday morning to
Belle Plaine, where his parents reside.
Sol Hall was not discharged from his posi-
ton at the court house on occount Of his i'll
ness as stated by morning paper yesterday.
He Will return to his old place when he re-
covers.
E. N. Armitt, West st. Paul contractor,
has been awarded the contract for erecting
the new court house and city hall for the
new city of West ST. Paul. The cost will be
$4,000.
John McCulloch, clerk living on Park
avenue, was attacked by a footpad at the
corner of Twelfth and jackson streets early
yesterday morning while on his way home
He escaped with the loss of his hat
The meeting or the committee on streets
will be held Monday night, having been post
pOuGu lTOIu rIluHy VII dCCOuHI vi LQo pres
sure of other business upon the acting mayor
Yoerg, who is chairman of that committee.
The Riggs Electric Travelling Danger Signal
company, of Minneapolis, yesterday filed
amended articles with the secretary of state,
changing its name to Riggs Electric Signal
company, increasing the capital stock from
S3,000,000 TO S4,000,000.
A special meeting of the Turnverein So
ciety of West st. Paul will be held this even
ing for the purpose of taking action concern
ing the death of the late Otto Dreher. Reso-
lutions will be passed. and the order will at
end the funeral en- masse.
Bishop Fitzgerald will dedicate the new
First NJ. E. church of White Bear Beach
Sept. 5 at 8 p. m. This society has been or
gained less than one year under the pastor
ate of Rev. NJ +. Warren, and in that time he
has built up prosperous society.
A young Italian named Eiglo, while play
Ing with sharp chiselling instrument at the
corner of Fourth and Robert streets, yester-
day afternoon, was injured seriously by the
point of the instrument entering his hand.
DR.. Murphy dressed the wound.
The midday meeting to-day, held at III
East Third ST., will be led by Rev f. O. Hol-
man, pastor First M. e.. church. Topic: Sun
day school lesson for tomorrow All inter-
ested in Sunday school work, both male and
female, are cordially invited to attend.
j. H. Kreidler a butcher living at 412
Smith avenue, had an exciting experience
Will burglar WHOM lie IOunQ QlQlng under
his bed late Thursday night The burglar
attacked him, and in the scuffle that ensued
discharged a revolver. The thief escaped.
E. Melville and James Wilson, two va
grants of disreputable character, were ar
rested yesterday afternoon at the 'Cannery,''
notorious saloon on Minnesota street. be.
tween Fifth and Sixth streets. A drunken
fellow who had been in their company
claimed to have been robbed of $50, and
caused their arrest
The free Kindergartens of st. Paul will re.
open Monday at 80 a. m. They are operated
at the following locations; the Relief Society
hall, Ninth street: o24 East Seventh street;
Faith Chapel, West st. Paul. A Kinder.
garten will also be opened in the West Sew
enth street district as soon as room is Sc.
cured.
The union picnic of A. O. H. of Ramsay
county will take place to-day at Lake Mime
tonka. There will be speaking and games.
The orators are Chris A. Gallagher, of MIN.
neapolis; Judge j. j. Egan and John Twohy
Dr., of st. Paul. The games include base
ball, foot ball, throwing of hammer putting
of shot, sack race. fat mems, boys, girls and
young ladies' races. various jumping con
tests and tug of war. The prizes are do.
mated by local tradesmen.
Charles johnson, a milkman living Oh