St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-27
SAINT PAUL.
CURRENCY OF THE Gay.

paul Kauvar' begins an engagement
The Newmarket Monday next
The Central W. c. T. U. will meet this after
noon at 3 o'clock, at their room, 40 East Sew
enth street.
The Two Sisters company drew good
crowd at the Newmarket last evening. 1t re-
mains here the rest of the week.
The Arlington Hills Citizens union will
meet tonight at e24 Payne avenue. Bust
ness of Importance will come up.
Pat Rooney viii appear in Pats Ward
robe" at the Newmarket Sunday evening.
The comedy is most amusing one.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
James A. Morris and Magg. C A. shanks. E.
II. Armbruster and Minnie Bonentrup.
Division No. $50. Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, will give its thirteenth an
nual ball on the evening of April 8 at Ma
sonic Temple.
State treasurer Bobleter received check
of So, 1905 from the 500 road yesterday,
that being the amount of taxes due the state
from that corporation.
Hope Division No. 10, uniform rank K. of
p, will give a competitive drill and dance
on Monda, night at Pythean hall. The dance
will be q full dress affair."
Capitol division No. IA, uniform rank X
of F., was instituted by Col. j. X. Shaw, of
Duluth, at odd Fellows hall, on the West
Side, on Tuesday evening.
The third annual ball under the auspices of
the transient relief bureau OF knights of
Pythias will be given at Pythian hall on
Monday evening, April z.
Judge Williams and A K. Ticeberg, of the
stale railway commission. were III Mime
apolis>yesterday on business connected with
the Oswald discrimination case.
For several days the elevators in the new
court house have been out of order and run
more painfully slow than ordinary. just
what the matter is no one seems to know.
The capitol callers yesterday included F.
A. Hodge auditor of Pine county; Walter
Sutherland, Austin: Hon. A. D. KeyeS, Fari-
bault: D. Bushnell, Northfeld; John Lee,
Monticello
The joint court house and city hall COM
mittee meets this morning at 10 o'clock, also
on Friday at the same hour. Bills will be
audited to-day, and general business trans
acted on Friday.
The purchase of A. Muiers lot on Rosabel
street, le.ween Fourth and Fifth. for the To-
cation OF a fire engine house. was consum-
mated yesterday and the deed placed on file.
The cost of the lot was S25,000.
In the matter of the assignment of John
Clarke 10 Henry Retzmann for the benefit of
his creditors, Judge Kelly has flied an order
reciting that the business has been COM
pletely and satisfactorily settled. The as
signee is discharged and his bondsmen re.
leased.
Theninth dinner of the Twilight club will
be held at the Hotel Ryan, ST. Paul, on
Saturday evening, March 90, 1890, at $50
p. M c. A. Severance VIII preside. The
subject for the after-dinner discussion will
be: "What is the Solution of the Problem Of
Municipal Government ?''
City Attorney Holman was busy in his pri-
Vate Office yesterday. behind closed DOORS
working upon brief in the case of Ray VS..
the city. The plaintiff fell and BROKE q leg.
and sued the city for damages. winning his
suit. The case will be carried to the su-
preme court by the city attorney.
Godfred Schmidt a wealthy German and
early settler of South ST. Paul, died yesterday
morning, aged seVentytiVe. He lived at
South Park thirty-tive years. The funeral
will move from the house Friday afternoon
at 80, and services will be held at the Evan
gelislic Lutheran church, Winifred street,
West st. Paul, at $3.50.
julie Lawrence, of the state dairy commits
sion, received information yesterday that
Joel P. Heatwale was i'll with fever at the
home OF his mother, in Goshen, Ind. He
went there a week or more ago to visit his
mother, and was taken i'll so suddenly as TO
render him unable to return home. His
fever is of q gastric variety.
The police yesterday arrested two little
girls, Bohemian ragtickers, aged seven and
nine years, with unpronounceable names, for
entering the premises of a Mr.. Boyeson, of
the telephone exchange and stealing silver
pitcher and umbrella. The girls were sent to
the county jail and Il search warrant issued
tF-Gf' through their parents, house, On the
a., ,JOI ats.
At last evenings meeting of the Firs
troop of cavalry, following the evenings
evolutiens the members of the troop ten
deredannanimous vote of thanks to Capt
Ostrom, who resigned his commission last
week to join the mounted police, for the
faithful and efficient discharge of his duties
during his connection with the troop. Orders
have been issued for the election of captain
TO succeed HIN.
The last DanZ symphony concert Of the
present series occurs at the Harris on Sun
day, April 6, but Manager Dean, moved
thereto by food of requests, has arranged
foranother series of bi-weekly programmes,
when VIII undoubtedly enjoy an even
greater popularity. The new series begins
on Sunday, April 20, and Prof. DAM prom
ises that the present high standard of excel
lence shall be maintained, while notable solo
artists will appear at intervals.
Insurance Commissioner Bailey announces
that the Traders and Travellers Accident
company. New York city, Is pursuing an I'M
authorized business in this state, and would
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benefit of this notice. Any agent who So
licits business for the company while it is
unlicensed is liable, upon conviction, to a
fine of 500. So far as known there are no
agents i'll this city, but the company does
business direct with parties by sending out
circulars. The company was regularly in
the state during 1889, but failed to comply
with the law and have its license renewed at
the beginning of 1890.