St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-08
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on the Sth Page.
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

Bank clearanees Yesterday were 1922, $685.
70.
Mrs. b. W. Andrews and son, of River
Falls, Wis. are at the Merchants.
Electric bells will be placed on the court
house elevators next sunday.
Mayor Smith will move into his new office
In the court house early next week.
marriage license was yesterday issued to
Charles f. Carlson and Caroline Christen-
sen.
Mrs. Hugh Paul and son, of Heron Lake,
and Miss Paul, of Liverpool, Eng, are at the
Ryan.
Four births. three deaths and three mar
riaees were recorded at the health Office yes
1erday.
Francis Scotch paid the first money for
the reform school land TO State Treasurer
Bobleter, amounting 10 SSlb,oS.
Scarlet fever was reported at the health
ptfee Yesterday from AS Arbor street. 19o
Blair street and 7I9 Stewart avenue.
The county commissioners were out at Nc
Carron's lake Yesterday, inspecting proposed
roads through that section of the country.
small blaze i'll the dwelling house at CPS
Pine street, caused by the explosion OF a
lamp. called out the fire department at o:lo
last night. No damage.
L. Holstein. Il high roller from Rush City,
was arrested on Seventh street last MSnt py
officer Lawton for drunkenness and reckless
driving. \ Scandinavian eyprlan, who ac-
Next Monday evening meeting OF British
Americans has been called for the purpose of
organizing Il club. All English, Scotch and
Canadians are requested to attend. as the OBJ
jective point is tirst-claSs club house.
President William Hamm, of the city
council departed last night for New IoIk
and will sail early next week for Europe He
will visit the Paris exposition and make an
extended tour of the continent, returning
home III October.
The roadway of the Wabasha street bridg
was closed TO travel last evening for the pur-
pose of laying new planking on the old por-
lion of the structure. A large gang or men
were employed on the work. which was COM
pleted ere daylight streaked the East.
Lieut. John Cook and y. F. Morton, secre-
tarv to Chief Clark, returned h ONE yesterday
after an absence of week in " incl ma where
they have been III attendance on the trial OF
A. f. Pomeroy. the Minneapolis silk swim
der, before the United States district court.
Timothy Costello, recently appointed to
the police force by Mayor Smith. reported at
the central station for duty last night.
Tim standing six feet one and one.half
inches and weighing 227 pounds will have
TO be classed with Big Jim Mcclure and
Andy Coli.
Marvin Hughitt and Albert Keep. of Chi.
cago. NJ. L. Sykes and John M. Burke, OF
New York, d. ?. Kimball, of Boston, Horace
Williams of Clinton. 10, J. NJ. Whitman and
j. D. Caldwell. of Chicago directors. stock
holders and CttlclalS OF the Omana rallrodu,
are al the Ryan.
A mass meeting will be held this evening
ut Hamline in response to call by the Mid
way Union for consideration of the question
of quick transit for the Midway district and
the wants of local street car or motor service
for the locality. Prominent speakers will be
present and full attendanceis desired.
A piliful sight was presented al the cen
tral police station yesterday afternoon. A
middie-aged citizen of West St. Paul.
printer. was brought in crazy drunk, his
pretty little two-year-old daughter whom he
had taken out for walk, clinging to his
side The child was returned to its mother
by an officer.
Officer Ahern, of the Margaret street dis
trict, was up before Mayor Smith yesterday
under charges of exceeding his official duty
in arrestlng John Hemmergren and several
other citizens of Dayton's Bluff without just
cause The trial was long and tedious. last
ing throughout the afternoon. The mayor
reserved his decision in the matter until
TO-DAY