St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-02
SAINT PAUL.
TO SUIT ALL PALATES.

Rank clearances Yesterday were 1913, 119.
The fire department responded to twenty
Elk alarms of fire during the month OF sep
TENDER.
Thirty-three births. four deaths and five
marriages were bulletined at the health once
yesterday.
j. Randall Brown, the mind reader, will
give a performance at Harris lneater on
Sunday evening.
Scarlet fever prevails at AIS Fuller street,
and membraneous Group at $40 jerks street
and $50 Blair street.
The Loval Legion meets this evening at
the Hotel RYAN, A paper will be read by d.
]. Egan on the battle of Birch Coolie
C. A. johnson. against whom information
of insanity had been filed, was examined III
the probate court yesterday and discharged
The members of the Aamold Concert com
many were last evening entertained to a
complimentary supper by Mr.. anu MIS-
Haines Drake, of 363 Grove street.
Building Inspector Johnson, during the
month of September, issued 800 Dull4lng
permits for structures valued at go wv
The Office receipts from fees were S|o4.
AT the next monthly reunion of the Ram
sew County Medical society papers Will De
read on 1.-THE Value of Brown-Sequaru
Elixir" review of paper on "DlpntheTIa,
and Treatment of Blenorrhea OF Tue New
Born
The fire department was called out ABOUT
6 O'Clock last night by fire III the ADAMS
eTnTass otIice at The corner of Fourth and
jackson streets. The blaze, which was IN a
pile of rubbish, was extingulsed WITHOUT
damage.
w Conn denies the statement of C. W.
Shumvay. who, when charged Monday Ior
disorderlv conduct before Judge Burr,
claimed TO represent Coup S Equescurrlcu-
lum. Mr. Coup says he knows no such man ,
that he is in no wise connected Win HIS
show.
Dan Sullv. in his new plays, Daddy Nolan
and "COn CONWAY will appear at Harris
theater next week. Daddy Nolan is one
of the best domestic plays on the stage TO-
day. and as comedian SuIIy RANKS alH yong
the highest After a 100 nights run III New
York city he has delighted audiences every
where.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
F d. Abbey and Sophia ID. HasseIbeTser,
Frank St German and Emma Carrie, refer
Nelson and Elsie Nelson. Thomas AnulSon
and Emma Lee. George Quickenden ana
Bertha NJ Young John b. Green ana ANNE
Hewson, Robert D. Manson and Elizabeth Z.
Hawkins. Louis Hajek and Katie Brosek.
The demand for seats for the engagement
of W H. Crane is the largest in the history
of the Newmarket theaier. The sale OF seats
will begin on Thursday. ION Protauoh
will be given on Monday, Tuesday, " ednesday
and Thursday nights. and at the saturday
matinee. Papa Perrlchon- ana ne bal-
Loom will be given Friday and Saturday
nights.
Samuel Gibson. Benjamin and Samuel
Carver. of Maxwell, To-, were visitors at the
South St. Paul stockyards yesterday 1hey
say that the quality of the cattle now arrlV-
ing is much better than it was when they
were here last season Jefferson STARK, OF
Sycamore, Mill, bought several carloads OF
feeders. He will remain Il few days.
There is trouble among the officials of the
contractors and builders board OF trade. An
effort is being made to crowd out ii. H.
Of hoard
AR. Hamilton with the regaiia or once
Mr. Young has been asked TO resign. and says
he refused because no reasons were assigned
why he should do so. tie would continue 10
hold Office until compelled to relinqulsh It.
The municipal court report for the month
of September shows a total Of 592 arrests,
Boa of the culprits being male and So female.
Fines aggregating S4,052.SO was palu by
POI prisoners. $50 were sent to the work
house 6 to the Home of the Good Shep-
herd. and were held TO the grand jury. The
crimes for which they arrested were: Drunk
enness, 146; drunk and dirorderly. 90; dis
orderly conduct, 1O1; assault and battery,
20; larceny, 81; yagrancy, 20: keeping
houses of ill-fame, ID; visiting houses of i'll
fame II; street walking. 8; adultery, q;
forgery assault with dangerous weapon,
4; violating the medical law. L; bigamy, l;
embezzlement. / miscellaneous. 40.
The dry goods stores and milliners of
Seventh street and Wabasha streets, who have
agreed to close their establishments every
evening at $50 O'Clock, excepting Satur-
day, are: Werner's millinery, w. 5. Lyons,
LeybOurne q Craig, Murphy Bros, Mrs.
Brown. Fantle Bros, NJ Mealey, Madame
Julian. A. Ostertag NJ. Brandt, Mrs. D. Cam
eron Cox Bros. & Co.. A. NJ. Olson, Moss d
Loeb (the Bazaar, A. Is. Williamson. b.
Harris, p. II. Weiss Sam Weiss, E. +. Mues.
Mrs A E. Dewitt, G. Wichman, S. Rosen-
baum, Kahn Bros, Jameson d Forgie, Nj.
Cross, Howe Bros, Brown Bros, Carlson y
Erickson. The early closing vii. be inaugu-
rated Monday. All the firms have yolun-
tariy agreed to grant their employees this in
estimable boon.