St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-26
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aThirteen birth, seven deaths and one
| marriage were bulletined at the health
office yesterday.
t.:gdille Dayton's Bluff Banjo club will
| g9ye.Its second social hop at fuckers
| ball tomorrow evening.
| The Young Peoples Eucfre club was
| entertained by Mrs. Leedom Sharp,
| Portland avenue, last evening.
= All entertainment was CAV u in the
lecture room 10 Peoples church last
eYtning by the church ly.etial.
John G. Woolley. the Minneapolis
evang, list, gave a talk on temperance
to large audience at the House of
Hope church last night.
Ur. L. l.. oiine nt0.i .ectured last even
ing to good audience at Tie Central
Presbyterian churcn on '.Scenes in Fol-
eign Ltnds," illustrating his discourse
with stereOpticou views.
Capt. ID. L. McGraw, of Manxato, is
leaving the state, and his resignation
as captain of the, SecOnu regiment was
accepted yesterday by Adjt. Gen. Null
len.
The funeral of Charles II. Sherman,
vino died suddenly Saturday from the
effects of the operation of trach&0iOmy,
Will occur this AFTERNOON from the
HOUSE of Hope church.
At the euchre social of Pion .er Lodge
23o, sons OF st. George. last night, the
hrst prizes were won Miss Annie E.
and Frederick q. Nj dealt; boobies,
Mrs. Mash and Frank Harrison.
Two small frame dwellings at 100 and
792 Cook street. owned ny Charles
Weide, were damaged to the amount of
$500 by fire early yesterday morning.
The loss is fully covered by insurance.
A delegation of students from ST.
Oiaf's college. at Mortified, the lead
ing scandinavian institution in the
state, were i'll the city yesterday, and
spent portion of the time at the cap
itol.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Henry Manteutfel and Hedwich
Henke, +. j. Murray and Sarah Multi
gan, Wenzel kniesch and Mary
ScIertIer, A. Mcclellan and Johanna
Buck.
Contagious diseases were reported at
the health Office yesterday. as follows:
Scarlet fever, $50 JACKSON street. 1863
MEDICAL street; diphtheria, 6U9 Van
Bureh Stn ct: membraneouS Group, IT'S
Minnehaha street.
.JOuti VI. w OOiitE Will. dtUtTeSS
Gospel Temperance union meeting this
evening at 80 O'clock, IL The House of
Hope church. A special meeting for
prayer and conservation. vii be led by
MIS-. i. b. FarWel i'll the parlors OF the
church at Z p. m.
E. l.. Vo k, the West st. P nj under
taker. who wa ar este. las, w ,ek at
the instance OF Health Commas ,h ne
H0yt for giving public funeral toa
child who dies scarlet fever, a, ar
raigned in III mulhci al C urt We ,e,-
dity niornii ii, Ct i harged I'll e evi-
denre failed 10 show that the Goay was
exposed in puDlic.
he Associated Ii rites of Minneap
distilled articles f 400 p ,ration yes
teFday. The il corporators were James
AcGnlrick, G;., e :: III EFT, An
thony Kel y, Emily J tr.n. NJ. +.
Gjertsen, }. w Sn,,u, James C.Pierce.
Lac. Powers. George A. PMS u, S.
B!eaVilli ms and Mrs. l.. j. Michaels.
Stephen E. Barker. coune ted with
tiriggS IL ~, wiiulesa.e Z Ocers, for
five years, Who left St. Paul in January
for Boefne, rX.. on the advi e OF his
physical. as h. h suddenly dere
Sped GU ok col sumption, died there last
Friday. .B hai any +. enas
here. who will regret to learh OF his
dettfise.
The general passenger department of
the Northern Pacific will be moved to
the front of the building, thereby en-
croachin upon the territory of p. Is.
Groat,slhe general emigration agent.
Mr.. Groa 81 idister - department
to the basem mt office of the suptrin-
tendent VI telegraph. VINO will in turn
occupy the present quarters of the land
Office.
A meeting of the State Bar. associa-
ton wi ill be held at the chamber of COM
merce at 4.p. M. to-day to consider the
bill proposed by the committee, provid- |
ing for the appointment of a state board
of examiners by the supreme court.
Members of the bar of this state, al
though they may not be members of the
association, are invited to attend the
meeting and take part in the proceed |
ings, as large attendance is desired.
Thomas Larkin, a boy sixteen years
Of age, was arrested last night by Off |
Ger McGuire, charged with picking the
pocket of a lady who was passing down |
Seventh street. He was detected in the
act and threw the pocketbook into the
lady recovered the purse. Chief Clark |
requests that the lady. who was UNI
known to the officer, report at police !
headquarters this morning.
Nothing definite has yet been done
relative to the Minnesota national guard |
attending the, Washington centennial
at New York. Col. Bobleter states that |
if the railroad companies refuse to take |
the men at Is cent rate the trip will |
fall through. This would mean the |
round trip for $13! He estimates that |
400 men in each regiment would attend, |
and there are about $40 in each regi- |
ment.
o. Capron and C. F. Dixie, two young
men of very jovial. disposition, pro-
teedrd to enjoy themselves yesterday
afternoon at the expense of Gen. Terry,
whose sleigh was left Standi"g near the
Merchants hotel. While the general
va in the hotel Trey anpf, priated the
tn nout 10 TIER : n u. g, ard were ha,-
in. a hi th old tune ii arr, sG.a ~
Officer Sexton, the MA ter having been
II pc. ted to tie poliee. They will be
tried for aiserderly c0nd CT.
The ladies of branch 542, Order of Iron
Hall had another or their very pleasant
st.eials at their hall. No. 20 Fa III Seventh.
last night. About 90 couples enga red
in dancing until about Vcl,c. this
morning, and all went home we'll
pleased with the commute W, h mad
done so much for the comfort and
pleasure of all. One OF the eve is of
the sevening was the receipt by !, rs.
Chafles Albeck of S 0 for TWO W eks'
sickness, she being among many Others
who have received like benefits.
S-A9 last the members of Company D
have received their Zouave uniforms,
which they have been expecting for a
short age, and on Thursday evening
they intend celebrating the event with
a grand zouaye drill by twelve picked
and skilled members of the company.
As 1isual, the festivities will radiate in
Afmory hall. which will be especially
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