St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-29
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on the Eighth Page.
SAYINGS AND DoINGs.

Bank clearaneeS yesterday were $40,
S62.S9. a
Five births and one death were re.
ported at the health office yesterday.
The state medical examining board
will hold an examination next Tuesday
morning, at the state capitol.
Tie state board of health held a ses-
sion i'll the governors Office yesterday
afternoon. Nothing of interest was re-
ported.
Reports were received at the health
Office yesterday of scarlet fever at 541
Rond0 street. $50 Canada street and 691
Cedar street.
Deputy Sheriff Clemett arrested
Charles Tyler and Marion Harrison at
Bass Lake yesterday afternoon for as
saulting and brutality beating p. S.
RoSenquist on the Goth inst.
ALERT Hayward, a former employe at
Shaw q Bannigan's Turf exchange, was
striker with paralysis Wednesday
night. from the breaking of blood YES
sci in the head, and is not expected to
live.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Frederick Leyde and Mary j.
Coulter: Louis johnson and Ellen-Evan-
son: W. Z. Yancy and Mabie j. Henry
Charles f. Thayer and Nettie E. Lucas
Martin Fleak and Hany Herber.
David Williams, was the name given
by laborer locked up at the central
police station for addressing indecent
language to lady passing along
Seventh street yesterday afternoon.
He was arrested by Officer Muyerding.
Late Tuesday evening Sheriff Bean
ind ftrf of 10
they were passing through the Mime
sofa Transfer, the property of James r.
Richardson. on attachment of the Mil
burn Wagon company. The suit is
brought to collect 5000.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
young men of this city to attend a lee
ture this evening at the rooms of the Y.
nj. G. A., at s o'clock, by Prof. Charles
B. Scott. of the High school. Subject:
"The Heart and Lungs" No charge
for admiSSion-no collection.
A lady's hand satchel. picked up by
policeman at Third and Jackson streets.
may be recovered by the owner at the
central police station. Another purse,
found by the driver of car No. 203. on
the Lafayette avenue line, may be had
by the owner on application to the
driver.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Gribben, of 37S
Summit avenue, rendered reception
to DR.. and Mrs. Heath. OF Plymouth
church, last evening. The Plymouth
congregation turned out as one man TO
welcome their new pastor, who prom
iSeS to become as his brilliant predeeeS-
sof, DR.. Dana.
A forged check for SIS, drawn on
Henry Orme. and made payable to
bearer, was caShed by the cashier of the
Seven Corners bank Wednesday aft
ernooD. The check was also indorsed
by several fictitious names. The man
presenting the paper was unknown, and
no clue of the forger has been diseoy-
cred.
August Asher aud Stephen Dever-
eauX. two youths who are suspected of
having robbed Mrs. C. I'll. Cobb, of ISL
East Seventh street, of money purse
near the Clarendon hotel last night, are
in durance at the central police station.
IBey were arrested by Officer Asehe
in the vicinity, shortly after the purse
was taken.
Two small frame dwellings near the
corner of Park avenue and Geranium
street were burned to the ground about
s O'Clock yesterday morning. The total
loss is about 5t,0iD, with an Insurance
of 5000. Owing to the distance OF the
buildings from water, the fire depart
ment was able TO render little assist
ance.
Final estimates were yesterday re-
turned by the city engineer 10 the beard
of public works for. improvements as
follows: Paving Fort street, from
Third street to Eleventh street, $40. $50 i:
paving Eagle street. from Seventh
street to levee. S12.402; paving Wash
ington street. from Hill street to Eagle
street, $500.
Ata meeting of the board of regents
held at the state. capitol yesterday MORN
ing, n. W. McLah was appointed di-
rector of the experimental farm to sue
coed Prof. Porter, resigned. Mr.. Nc
Lain has recently been connected with
the agricultural department at Wash
1ngton, and has been Interested in a
large stock farm in Kansas,
Unless you pay your personal tax to
County Treasurer Nelson before Satur-
day evening you will owe Sheriff's fees
in addition to the. tax. The county
treasurer announces the time for pay
ment of personal taxes expires Satur-
day evening. On Monday he will file a
list of all delinquents with the clerk of
courts, who will place the same in the
hands of the sheriff for collection.
About 4 O'clock yesterday a little
fOur-year-ol boy living at $50 Ken
tueky street was seriously injured. bv
falling upon pair of opened scissors.
with which he was PLAYING. The blades
penetrated the body nearly three inches
Just below the heart. iniiicting prob
ably fatal wound. The little sufferer
was attended by DrS. Quincy and Cogs-
well, but his recovery is considered
doubtful.
The following deaths were reported
at the health office yesterday: Kate
Martin, twenty-siX years. post partem
hemorrhage, No. 6 Carroll street: Lewis
GoirSen, two months, commissions, 3I2
St Anthony street; Mrs. Wagner. fifty
four years, perftoI1ftfs, Beaumont street
Carl Benson, ten months, bronchitis,
221 East Fourth street: Sexton Booth.
thdrty-eight years, cancer, Oxford street
and Hubbard avenue; John c. Trangott.
fifty-tive years, naraSmuS, $50 Van
Buren, street.
j. j. McCardy, who was granted per-
mission by Judge Wjlkin "Wednesday,
on a writ OF mandamUS, to inspect books
in the office of City Comptroller Roche,
was very much ION deck" at the CITY
hall yesterday afternoon. He had lit
tie to say, evidently acting on the mot
to. ''Say nothing and saw wood.'' but
when he left tie office at 5 O'Clock was
possessed of several reams of closely
written figures and statistics. The re-
suits of his labor will probably be
sprung on the comptroller in the near
future.
The Oratorical association of HamIine
university Will hold its annual contest
this evening, upon which occasion two
speakers will be chosen to represent
that university III the contest of the
State Oratoricai association, to be held
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