St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-18
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on Page 8.
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

cation Will be held TINS evening.
Ground was broken yesterday for the new
law school ut the university.
Twenty three births and two deaths were
bulletined at the health Office yesterday.
Col. Taylor. of the state law library. re-
ports receipt of a revised edition OF the new
York statutes.
A dramatic and musical entertainment
will be given tonight at s O'Clock IN Gnly
club room under the auspices OF the Business
Women's club.
Col. Bobleter of the state treasurer'S de-
partment, will. with his regiment. go into
camp at Lake City. He will be absent from
the capitol ten days.
cupied yesterday in cutting Tennessee
coupons The interest to be received by the
state amounts TO S32,O00
The council committee on claims met yes
terday afternoon, transacting considerable
routine business, to come up before the reSu-
lar council meeting tonight.
The St Paul High school Alumni aSsocia-
ton hold a meeting tonight in the school
hall The alumni is to be reorganized, the
proceedings 10 terminate with banquet
The striking stonecutters had another meet
ing and resolved TO stay out until their de-
mandS are acceded 10. Over $500 was dis
bursed among the strikers from the unions
funds.
Aid. Matt Leithauser denies that he is the
contractor referred to in yesterdays GLOBE
us employing dppItlllICGS stt sliltll NuSSS cAho
charging for their work at union rates. No
body said he was.
A meeting of the Grocery Clerks aSsocia-
ton will be held at 90 East Seventh street
this evening, when the early closing move
ment and other matters OF interest Will come
up Tor discussion.
The special council committee on street
lighting held Il meeting last night, but did no
business besides placing few additional
street lamps The meeting OF the committee
on police failed TO materialize.
In order to recover the body OF Charlie
Ames who was drowned at Inver Grove Sun
day morning, il will probably be necessary to
employ a diving outfit as all efforts made
thus far have proved unsuccessful.
The Standard Fire Insurance company OF
Kansas City. Mo-, was yesterday certified by
Insurance Commissioner Bailey to do busi-
ness in theSstate. The company is newly
organized and has a capital of 100000.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Andrew Woods ana Frances Binnyard, John
A. OleSon and Hulda Carlson. Charles Walk
er and Annie Kanymann, Gustav AssmuS
and Lizzie kanymann, P. A. Denig and
Louisa Frances
The Obel Jacob, Jewish association for
literary and social culture, of Minneapolis,
yesterday filed articles of association. The
officers are: NJ. Weinstein, president: NJ.
Schol, vice president; A. ISaacs, treasurer;
b. NathauSon, secretary.
The German lodges of the A. o. 8. ". held
meeting last evening at the Elsenmenger's
block, corner of University and harrington
avenues, when the subject ''Brotherly Love"
was debated. The debate was started by
Brother Morris DeinStag.
The Ladies' Work Society Of the Central
Presbyterian church will give strawberry
and ice cream festival this afternoon and
evening in the parlors of the 7. NJ: G. A. An
exhibition of the photograph will be given
In the evening. Admission free.
William Anderson, laborer employed on
the new Olympic theater, fell from the top of
the wall to the ground. a distance OF about
thirty feet, yesterday morning, and was badly
bruised He was conveyed in patrol wagon
to bis home, at 513 Beaumont street.
Railroad Commissioners Gibbs and Will
Jams, accompanied by Secretary Bixby, left
last evening for Glencoe. They will extend
their tour of investigation as follows: June
19, Montevideo: Goth, Ortonville and Granite
Falls; 21st Hanley, Madison and Redwood
Falls.
A. K Teisberg-There has been two offers
made to the authorities of Luther college to
locate that institution in this state. One is
from st. Paul Park and the other West St.
Paul. Both are very generous offers in land
and money. The local committee will visit
the sites to-day.
ha county. was in the city yesterday, and
called at the capitol to learn if any charges
had been preferred against him was re-
ported. He learned from the attorney gen
Cldl lllit LIS ISCOlu Wdo SlCuus elid w Sdt
home happy
Adjt Gen. Mullen returned Yesterday from
Lake City, and reports excellent work done
by the Thiro regiment the past week. Camp
was broke yesterday The men worked hard
ten hours per dayand showed great improve
ment from the weeks training. There were
400 men in camp.
Scarlet fever was reported at the health
Office yesterday from 437 Rondo street. $50
Mlnnehaha street, 2SS Williams street. l19
nd
Diphtheria prevails at 145 Carroll street and
213 Rondo street. and membraneous Group at
n South Robert street.
The board of public works yesterday
awarded contract to the Warren-Scharf
company, at 81, 100, for paving Selby avenue
with asphalt between Kent and Marshall ave-
hue. A contract for the construction of a
sewer on Rice street between Arch street and
the Manitoba railway was also awarded to
Thomas Reilly, at S947.
o. H. Wharton, the Jour- printer, who
died at st. Joseph's hospital Saturday night
from a dropsical affection, was buried yes
terday afternoon by the st. Paul Topographic
cal union. He came to the city in a failing
condition, presenting travelling card from
the Helena union. and was cared for during
his illness by the local union.
Alex Wise. brakeman on the Duluth
road was badly bruised though not danger
curly injured, at the Payne avenue bridge
yesterday morning. He was riding box car
under tne bridge, and, failing to stoop to
avoid the structure, received a bad scalp
wound. The Margaret street patrol wagon
conveyed him to his home, at GAL Fuller
street.
The board of public works Yesterday had
under consideration the matter of grading
Prescott street between Oakdale avenue and
Campbell street. deciding to return favor
able report to the council. They will also
recommend the grading of Midway avenue
between the same streets. An adverse re-
port will be returned in the matter of open
ing Milton street between Grace street and
Ridgewood avenue.
A; j.. Shay, hotel proprietor of South
day evening and celebrated the completion
of his new hotel at the park He was accom-
panied by Mr.. McManamy, formerly police
man Of South st. Paul. They interviewed
A. j. Saunders in such forcible and unlaw-
full manner that the court record showed yes
terday morning, as follows: j. McManamy
assault and battery. pleaded guilty, fined $40
and costs: A. j. Shay, assault and battery,
pleaded guilty, fined S5 and costs.
1t is customary for governors of the United
States TO have what is termed headquarters
flag Hitherto the state of Minnesota has not
possessed such flag until now a beautiful
one has been presented by Mrs. Merriam.
and motto of state-hand- painted by Mrs.
Merriam. The painting is eXcellently done,
and reflects great credit upon the ability and
taste of the artist.
Capt Hays, supervising inspector of steam
vessels, was yesterday somewhat knocked
out upon receipt OF the following commune
cation. ''You are hereby removed from the
Office of supervising inspector of steam yes
sells to take effect upon the appointment and
qualification Of your successor. Benjamin
Harrison The words Executive Man
sion'' are the. only indication of the au-
thenticity Of the communication, but, how
ever ambiguous, it is sufficient for the pur-
pose intended. Capt. Hays head has now
Joined the growing majority.
The public library opened yesterday in its
new quarters at the courthouse The library
occupies nine rooms in the west end of the
third floor. new method has been estap-