St. Paul daily globe., 1889-04-14
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SAINT PAUL.
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SAYINGS AND DoINGs.


Two births and three deaths were recorded
at the health office yesterday.
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday at
GOA Farquar street and S9l York street.
Bank clearances yesterday were $780,
$50, ,53: for the week. 81, 01S, ,5I6,5l; for the
corresponding week last year, S3,o52 4O7, lS.
At the Temple, corner of Tenth and Min
nesota street, Passover services will be held
V tomorrow evening at & O'Clock, and on
Tuesday at $3.50 a. m.
festival will be held Tuesday evening at
the First Swedish Baptist church. The affair
Is under the auspices of the Young People
society in connection with the organization.
H. s. Fairchild will lecture at the First
Methodist church, Dayton and Summit ave-
nues, April 23, under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid society, his subject being 1.-The
Political Condition of Europe.
Minnie Charleston, a colored inmate of
dive on Minnesota street between Fifth and
Sixth street, was arrested last night on COM
plant of sadly intoxicated white lndivid-
ual. who claimed that she had robbed him
of $50 while in the place.
Eight captains of the fire department were
detailed by Chief Jackson yesterday TO thor
oughly inspect buildings i'll the wholesale
district, in order that they NAV thoroughly
understand the interior arrangements III case
of fire.
The following deaths were reported at the
health Office yesterday: Lulu De Zouche.
eight years. 40 Fuller street: Baby Kohhi,
ten years. cOnyulsions, 150 Rice street: Anna
Leoore. eleven days, inanition. 1872 Eaton
avenue.
The friends of Dennis McGillicuddy..a boy
of twenty years, who was last seen alive i'll
Hayward. Wis. are much exercised over his
disappearance. and have notified the author
tiles of this and other cities to be on the look
out for him.
ctr tl,oD
Press company's new building, lost his foot
ing yesterday, and but for the prompt action
of fellow workman would have fallen to
the street below As it was. he was scared
out of his wits and quit work for the day.
Shortly after ) o'clock yesterday afternoon
the fire department was called out by an
alarm of fire turned in from the box at the
capitol. The cause was blaze in cigar
case in one of the corridors. which was ex-
tinguished with the loss of u few Havanas.
A committee of clergymen met at the st.
Paul National bank yesterday afternoon and
perfected arrangements for the formal in
stallation of Rev. A. H. Heath. D. D., as pas
tor of the Plymouth church. The committee
will later announce the date of the cere
mony.
Timothy Doherty. clerk in the Western
Mon Telegraph office in this city. has gone
to Washington i'll response to telegram
from Secretary Window. advising him that
good-siZed peTsimmon is there and can be
knocked off by him. Capt. Doherty is a vet
eran of the late war.
A human skull was found yesterday after
noon by two boys who were playing in the
rear of a drug store near Wabasha and Tenth
streets. Greatly excited. they reported the
matter to the authorities, but investigation
proved that it was part of an old skeleton
recently thrown out by surgeon of that
vicinity.
The movement lnauguraled b. the teach
tn
ment TO the memory Of the late Supt. S. S.
Taylor has resulted in the organization of an
association TO carry out this intention. Gen.
Smith. of the Madison school, was chosen
president: Prof. Farnsworth. of the Cleve
land school, secretary; and Prof. Baker, of
the Jefferson school, treasurer.
An old woman, named Streigle, accom-
panied by her son, young man of about
twenty. were in this city Yesterday from Du-
luth on search for Albert Streigle four
1een-year-old boy. who had left home the
day previous, and was supposed to have
come to this city. Shortly after their arrival
here. telegram was received announcing
the safe return of the wanderer
An imaginative indivi iual complained to
police officer last night thaCa man at the
corner of Seventh and Olive streets had ap-
piled offensive epthets to him, and chal-
lenged him to fight. He pointed ont The
man alleaed TO have committed the offense,
who proved 10 be deaf and dumb. The COM
plainant was taken in for being drunk.
One of the men employed on the grading
of the Seventh street cable line. came near
passing in his stack of whites yesterday
morning. A fellow laborer who was work
ing on the opposite side of the pile of dirt
and rocks which line the sidewalk being u:i-
aware of his proximity, tossed heavy stone
over the pile, which missed his head BY
about hairs breadth. and mashed his foot
The air was blue with profanity for several
minutes
The council committee on streets will meet
at the city hall tomorrow night, when the
new telephone conduit ordinance will come
up for consideration. he committee on
garbage disposal will also report the results
OF their investigation in Eastern cities. The
committee on police will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 5 40, and the committee on fire
deI artment and the special committee on
street lighting will hold sessions at 7:3O in
the evening.
I'm q whale. and don't you forget it,"
Shr1eked an undersized dudelet last night on
Broadway. MY names Jones. of Chicago
and don't care one blankety blank tor ali
the BANKED jay police in this one-horse
burg. When last seen Mr.. Jones was ell
route 10 the central police station in charge
OF brawny policeman whc reiterated at in
tervals as he yanked the Chicago youth
across the sidewalk, 'Ye dinna ken the lad
dies, mon, ye dinna ken Them
Some twelve or fifteen toughs who had be-
come involved in a heated discussion in
4NuSlC pldCS. VII SeNenln SI1eeI, were erected
and thereupon inaugurated ''go as YOU
please" encounter. which was waged with
terrific fierceness for some moments. Upon
the arrival of the police the gang scattered,
two men named Walsh and Gamaly being
the only ones captured. The latter is be-
heyed to have had no connection with the
affair, and will probably be discharged Sew
eral of the scrappers were badly cut about
the face.
Intelligence was received in st. Paul YES
terday of the death at Stockbridge Cal.
Thursday of A. B. Savage. general agent of
the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
company. About three months ago he left
st. Paul with his family in hopes that a
change of climate would benefit his health,
lie has long been a sufferer from consump-
ton, and while his death was not uneX-
pected, it was severe shock to his many in
innate friends His son left for California
yesterday morning, and will take the remains
10 the late home OF the deceased i'll Massa-
chusetts
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