St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22
THURSDAYS 1EhsE TALES.

Congressman John Lind, of New Ulm, yes
terday made a call on Gov. Merriam at the
capitol.
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday from
S2J ellis street, and diphther.a from 673
YORK street.
! The telephone wire conduit ordinance was
signed by Mayor Smith yesterday, and will
become law on its publication.
Mr.: and Mrs. E. H. Judson pleasantly en-
tertained the Kangaroo club at their resi-
dence on Dayton avenue, last night.
DIT d. Symondson will give an illus
trated lecture on Germany, Switzerland and
the Rhine, at the Dayton avenue church to
night.
s. A. Langum, of the Preston Times; Coun-
" Attorney Smith, of Chippewa county; j.
A.fTawney, of Winona, were callers at the
capitol yesterday. o.. n 4
She Holly Leaf club, a social organization
Of members of the Catholic Order of Forest
ers, will give its second ball of the season to-
night at Labor hall, 10 East Seventh street.
At the Central Park NJ E. church tonight
photograph entertainment will be, given
which promises to be great success. IL IS
for the benefit"of the new Sunday school
library.
A civil service examination of candidates
tor positions in the railway mail service and
the department service at Washington will
be held in the senate chamber of the cap1 oil,
beginning at O'Clock OH Monday morning.
Mark p. Hatch, late of the st. Paul end Of
the Tribune, was yesterday admitted by the
supreme court to practice law in this state.
Mr.. Hatch was introduced by C. d. O'Brien,
and proouced a certificate from the supreme
court of Maine.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
e A. Staples and Jennie Nj. Tracy. Andrew
Olson and Mary Christopherson, j. G. Gott-
behut and X. Pfannstiel. John Kalludorfer
and Gertie Wenberger, Nels Peterson and
Amanda Jensen, John P. Holmgren and
Selma Peterson.
Sheriff A. C. Connor Of Eau Claire, Wis. ar
rived in the city, yesterday, furnished with
reauisition papers from Gov. Hoard for the
extradition of James Dowell and Ed Dixon,
arrested in this city and charged with the
robbery Of Deller's jewelry store, at Eau
Claire Gov Merriam signed the papers.
/. John Kelly thinks he knows what hard
luck is John was released from the peni-
Tertiary at Saltwater yesterday, where he
served nineteen months for crime COM
United in Winona. He came to ST. Paul last
evening and was arrested before 8 O'Clock
street dive.
Frank P. Dey, of Engishtown, n. j., who
made great many friends in st. Paul while
connected with the house of De Cou & Co.,
will lead to the altar Miss Martie Wells,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Wells, of
Warsaw, Mimi, on Tuesday evening, Nov.
26. The ceremony will take place at the res
idence of the brides parents.
Marshal Campbell yesterday received let
ter from James Donohue, of Jefferson City,
inqulring if Billy COnnors was wanted in St
Paul. Connors is one Of the men who es-
capped through the roof of the Ramsey coun-
ty Jail abouttwo years ago. He was United
States prisoner, being under Indictment for
completely i'll the Minneapolis postofice
robbery. Marshal Campbell wants him, but
doubts the Missouri mans ability to produce
him.,
The adjourned hearing In the matter Of
the property condemnation for the East
Sixth street opening came up before the
board of public works yesterday afternoon.
The award to the society of the German NJ.
E.rchurch was raised from S2S,O0O to $685.
800, increasing the total cost of the condem-
nation to S43,0 900. which includes the minor
expenses The awards and assessments,
being satisfactory to all parties, were COM
pleted.
Railroad Commissioner Gibbs return ed
Yesterday from all official trip over the Min
heapolis d Pacific road There were two
special com plants filed by the people against
the com pany. At Elbow Lake a large meet
ingAof agriculturists was addressed by Mr..
Gibbs, who was followed by Commissioner
Williams and Deputy Grain Inspector Hodg.
son. The latter explained the workings of
thegrain inspection and state weighing de-
partment.
The ball of South st. Paul Fire Engin
Company No. 2. this evening, promises to be
great success. good many 81. Paul
friends of the company have signiied their
intention to be present and special train
has been arranged for to take them from the
stock yards city at $3.50 a. m. The stockmen
viii attend in full force and the great Com
mercial hotel, where the affair will be held,
at South st. Paul station. has found it Deces-
sary to double its service for the occasion
that marks the completion of the two new
engine houses of that municipality.
Prof Roermeester, leader of the orchestra
at the Harris theater. will present many nov
elites on the occasion of the Elks benefit
two weeks from to-day He will largely In
crease his orchestra for the occasion. Let
ters have been received from Matthews &
Smith. proprietors of 1.-THE Burglar" COM
psny. of which Al s. Lipman is the leading
man, offering the services of their splendid
company for the presentation of the entire
third act of the play Lou d. Wilkes has
also in store one of the most bowling novel