St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-28
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on the 4ta Page.
SAYINGS AND DoINGs.

Tuesday. the 30th inst, being Il legal holt
day, the banks of this city will be closed all
day.
Lorenzo Hoyt has been appointed by
President Bushnell, superintendent of forage
al the state fair.
Bank clearings yesterday were S4S6, 262;
for the week, 1892, al; for the CORE
spending week last year. So, 444. 24T.
An open meeting of Minneapolis and ST.
Paul socialists, will be held at the corner OF
Third ana Exchange streets this afternoon
al ,. 80 o'clock.
Capt. H. C. Knot. of the First battery, NJ. n.
G.. rendered his resignation to the company
Friday evening. Lieut.. j. j. McGinnis is eX-
pected 10 take his place.
The postotfice officials expect to see Post
master Lee at his desk tomorrow. and were
happy TO have superintendent of Carriers
Hardacre with them again Yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John Beisung and Lizzie Renter, Andrew
Olson and Sophia Banec joseph Ogly and
Anna krick, William Hubert and Christina
John.
City Treasurer Refs yesterday paid out
SlE4S0 10 II. Z. Horton Oh the high bridge
contract, and $40, 80 to the Keystone Bridge
company on the Wabasha street bridge con-
tract.
The St Paul Odd Fellows will attend d i
vine service at the People's theater at 1890
this morning. Rev. W. s. Vail will preach,
the occasion being the SEVENTEEN annIver-
Sary of the order.
i-itut.F. DdN. OI the signal corps. ar
rived in the city yesterday. He is on an ex-
tended tour of inspection of all signal sta
lions. After completing that duty here he
leaves for the Northwest.
Reports were received at the health Office
yesterday OF scarlet fever ut 162 York street,
223 Fourteenth street and $40 Webster
street. Diphtheria was reported at 90 Custer
street and % Irvine Park.
Con Stevens a tough mug from Saltwater,
created disturbance III the English Kitchen
Seventh Saturday NIGHT and
promptly put to sleep with left-hander
from muscular hash handler.
The Work of the y. VI. c. A. will be dis
cussion at the meeting of the Evangelical
Ministerial association TO morrow morning.
Rev. 7. c. Horton, general secretary, of the
y. NJ. c. A., will be the leading speaker
The four cared boats and craft of other rig
belonging to the Minnesota Boat club are
being scraped, vanished and generally fixed
up for The seasons work. The crew Of the
fours will commence tub practice in few
days.
meeting of the master horse shoers of
ST. Paul was held last night, and it was de-
clded to organize Protective Master Horse
Shoers association. The next meeting will
be held Friday, May Sd, for permanent or
ganiZation.
one-eyed gambler of the tin horn species
from Sioux City, Familiarity known in that
region ms sphinx Taylor. got into a fight
with hackman on Rice street last evening
The jehu mopped the street with his long
legged antagonist.
The Washington concert to be given at the
West Side Opera house next Tuesday even
ing under the auspices of Bethany Congrega-
tional church, pr2mises 10 be a grand affair,
as extensive arrangements have been made
TO make 1t Il complete success.
Rev. DR.. Christie has invited the members
of local posts of the G. a. r. to attend sery-
ices at the House OF Hope Tuesday morning
at $50. when the service Will be appropriate
20 the occaSion-the centennial anniversary
OF the Inauguration of Washington.
Complaints are made that vicious dog is
Kept in the front yard of a house an Twelfth
street near Wacouta. The brute is a bull
terrier of mostterocious aspect, and makes
dive at passers-by with great impartiality:
The animal is IL terror to the vicinity and
should be kept chained or shot
The activity displayed by the Swedes of
this city and Minneapolis in the matter of
obtaining cemetaTy exclusively for people
or that nationality. has stirred up a similar
sentiment among the Norwegians. Refer
ence will be made TO the matter in the Nor
weigiap churches to-day.
Tennis is now the popular craze, and will
be the game most III favor with the elite of
ST. Paul this season. The croquet grounds, in
connection with many OF the residences in
this city, have been transformed into tennis
courts, while stray racquets lying round,
here and there. betray the new order of
things.
The bailiffs and clerks of the municipal
court were busy Yesterday afternoon getting
their books and papers in shape to move
into the new court house. Over 40, 900 files
are on the shelves IN the clerks Office. which
are carefully taken down and made into
bundles to avoid the possible loss of any of
them.
Assistant Secretary of State Stockenstrom
has decided this year to forego issuing agri-
cultural blanks 10 county auditors This is
owing to the action of the late legislature
members OF which contemplated changes in
the gathering of crop statistics, and it has
become too late to have the necessary blanks
printed and distributed.
The gang of Juvenile toughs that has for
some time made life Il misery for residents of
the Third and Fourth wards. continue their
predatorywarfare on the clotheslines andout-
houses with the old time vigor. Several
complaints were made yesterday of the ac-
uvlty OF the gang i'll stealing clothes hung
Quito dry.
The JohnSon-Crane Matrix company of
Minneapolis, in It's articles of INCORPORATION,
showed a capital stock of $1,000, 900 and
the following incorporators: Cyrus Nor
thrup. Charles +. Lidener, Frank Harris,
Frank A. Johnson, Louis w. Washburn,
Alfred W. Gilbert. Morris Golf. Walker E.
Crane, George {. Andrews. James F. Will
Jams, Charles L. Pendleton, of Minneapolis;
w. A. DAM, of st. Paul.
Value of itemsa agreed upon by township
assessors at their meeting held yesterday:
Horses, one year old. 500: two years, $40;
three years. $50. Cattle, one wear old So;
two years ST.; cows. SIS: oxen and other
cattle three years old and over. $50: sheep.
50; hogs, 50; wagons and carriages $50:
sewing and knitting machines $40; watches
and clocks. 50; organs, $40: pianos, 500:
dogs, 50. Charles +. McCarron. assessor of
Rosetown. WAS elected Il member OF the
board of equalization.
A special council meeting was called by
Mayor Smith for D o'clock last night to re-
ceive and consider the report of the special
committee on garbage disposal A quorum
was not present. and the meeting was post
x a n v.a1N- oft
MIR. FlelSchman, representing the proprie-
torso the MerZ, or Vienna system: President
Huckney, OF the st. Paul Il Kansas City rail
road; AnSel OppCnheim and Gilbert Donald
son were among those who put i'll an ap-
pearance to hear the report.
The ladies of the Gospel union are meet
ing with phenomenal success i'll their efforts
towards allevialing the hardships of the
working girls of the city. \ committee has
for the past wees been busily interesting
employers of female labor and attempting to
secure an agreement with them that seats
shall be furnished the girls employed as
clerks and i'll occupations which necessitate
their being constantly on their feet. The
effort has been highly successful.
Eight hundred head of cattle were in the
yards at South ST. Paul yesterday morning
1t was the end of the week and bad break
III prices was expected, as many of the own
ers were adverse 10 holding over. The mar
ket went off about % cents per 100 pounds
III all decline of half cent pound from
the highest prices of Tuesday, but city butch
ers ana the loca! trade stepped III and bought
until only 100 head of good beeves were left
In first hands. Ii was Il much better clear
ance than had been expected.
The Minnesota Conference of the Evangel-
zeal association Will hold lis twenty-second
annual session at lions church. corner Wini-
fred and Bancroft streets West side. COM
mencing May > and continue until the fol-
lowing Sunday May D. About sixty minis
ters will be i'll attendance. Bishop r. Dubs,
D. d.. of Cleveland, o., will preside. The
business sessions during the day viii be open
10 visitors. Preaching in the evening by diff
ferent members Of the conference Sunday