St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-11
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on the sth Page.
SAYINGS AND DOINGs.

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S671, 911.33.
Ten births. ten deaths and two mar
riageS were bulletined at the health Of
flee yesterday.
The ladies of the Central W. C. T. U.
will meet to-day at 3 p. N. at the rooms
of the union, 20 East Seventh street.
Judge C. E. Flandrau will lecture to-
morrow evening at the assembly hall
of the high school. Subject: ''Repub-
lcan Government"
Mayor Smith yesterday appointed
Gen. J. W. Bishop, president of the st.
Paul Trust company, a member OF the
board of water commissioners.
Scarlet fever was reported at the
health Office yesterday at the corner of
CurtIce street and Harvard avenue, 326
Won Minden street, and 81 State street.
Mayor Babb and delegation of Min
neapoitans made an informal call on
Gov. Merriam yesterday in regard to the
Minnehaha state park and police COM
mission.
The Sunday School Guild of st. Paul's
Church, Ninth and Olive streets, will
haqe a sale of plain and fancy articles,
Easter eggs and homemade candy, in
the guild room adjoining the church,
p. IN.
Postmaster Lee appointed three sub
Stitute mail-carrierS yesterday. They
are Edward Aschsner, Francis l.. IN
derhill and Richard G.. FOSdick, being
the three names highest in the list of
those passing the civil service eXamina-
ton during the year.
A hearing was had before the board
nf in 1au iI1C "a l.
alive to the opening and extension of
Colborne street. A majority of the in
terested property owners were opposed
to the Improvement, and the board de-
cided to return an adverse report to the
council.
Fire was discovered at $3.50 yesterday
afternoon in the basement of Kennedy
q Chittenden'S grocery store, at 317
Wabasha street. The blaze had gained
considerable Roadway when discovered,
but by prompt action of the fire depart
ment it was extinguished with loss of
about $1,000. The cause of the fire is
unknown.
A boy giving the name of George
Adams, who was formerly employed as
messenger boy, was arrested by Officer
PottgieSer last night while attempting
to burglarize news stand on Wabasha
street near the postoffice. He was try
ing to gain entrance to the building by
saving out panel Of rear door.
Moritz Brown, an aged, though spry
old deputy sheriff, for many years with
Sheriff Richter and still with Sheriff
Bean, 1t is said, is about to go into a
life partnership with a dashing Hun
garian girl who arrived in this city
few weeks ago from her native home,
RI nj RI
Mr.. Brown in his declining years.
The st. Paul. Foundry company held
meeting yesterday morning for the
election of officers, resulting in the re-
election of Ii. p. Upham as president,
A. II. Bod as vice president, and c. NJ.
Power as secretary and treasurer. The
directors are Messrs. H. P. Upham,
A. II. Bod, G. NJ. Power, w. r. Mer-
RAM and W. P. Clough, being COM
plete reelection of the old board.
The board of public works yesterday
heard property owners interested in the
proposed change of grade on Leslie
and Summit avenues, between Victoria
and ChatSWorth streets, and on Milton
street. between Leslie and Grand ave-
nueS. 1t was aScertained that ma or-
ity of owners favored the change, and
the board will report to the council rec
Ommendfhg the Improvement.
About o'clock last night man who
had been standing about Floan & Lei
rooS' clothing store, at $50 East Seventh
street, quietly Sneaked with five pairs
of pants that were on table near the
door. The goods were missed shortly
afterwards and the police notified.
The thief, who gave the name of James
Martin and claimed to be railroad
no oh
street by Officer Haney and locked up
under charge of grand larceny.
The funeral of Erasmus NJ. Deane,
home, 421 Laurel avenue, will occur
his late residence at p. N. to-day.
The funeral services will be conducted
by Rev. DR.. Christie. The following
gentlemen will act as pail bearers !:
Gen. r. W. johnson, Frederick DrIs-
coll ST., Gen. J. B. Sanborn, F. G..
Field. c. P. Noyes, c. H. Bigelow, r.
A. Kirk and ii. l.. Williams. The
funeral cortege will leave the residence
at o'clock, and proceed direct to Oak
land cemetery, where the remains will
be inferred.
The following deaths were reported
to the health Office yesterday: Michael
Kelly. fifty-five years, pneumonia,
chestnut street; Daniel L. Grant, SIX
months, bronchitis. Gaultier street; E..
NJ. Deane, seventy years, rheumatic
fever, 42l Laurel avenue; Hannah Muir
ray, SiXty-nine years, septic8mia, West
Seventh street; Francis Hollisch, one
year and six months, bronchitis. Ed
mund street; Hammond Thomas, six
four years, cirrhosis of the liver, 122
Dakota avenue; Baby Heinarm. one
month, hamilton. Sc East Seventh
street; Mary f. Morris, nine months,
nephritis, 3O5 Carroll street; Edmund
Spates, twenty-five years. typhoid fever,
1887 Reaney street; Louise Anderson,
thirty-siX years, tuberculosis, 7O5 Law
son street; Annie Wolff, twenty-eight
years, tuberculosis, Goodrich avenue.