St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-01
LAST NEWS OF MARCH.

The school. teachers were paid their March
salaries yestesday.
The committee on claims Of the city coun-
Gil held q routine meeting yesterday after
noon.
To-day the city employees, fire and police
departments, will be paid for the month of
March.
The council committee on parks will meet
this afternoon, and the city council will con-
vene tonight.
The announcement has been made by Arch
bishop Ireland Of the annual Easter collec-
ton for the orphan asylums of the city.
frame barn in the rear of 1926 Dawson
street was damaged to the extent of $50 by
fire yesterday. Boys playing with matches
caused the fire.
:, Scarlet fever is reported from SD Wabasha
street and 81 Phalen avenue. Twenty births
and one death were also reported at the
health Office yesterday.
The board of public works yesterday re-
ported favorably upon the grading of Pacific
street. The matter Of sewers upon Edmund
and Charles streets was reported upon adj
versely.
Spring hats and bonnets will be ell evidence
in the windows of the various millinery
stores of the CITY this morning. The majority
of the establishments hold their spring OPEN
ing to-day.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Bernard Hayerkaup and Emma Berg, Enoch
Anderson and Hannah Johnson, Charles
Hallen and Manda Leden, Charley Wood and
Ida Bergland.
That popular deputy clerk of the district
court Baz Armstrong. has returned from q
three weeks sojourn in the South with an
additional avoirdupois of six pounds, and
the usual affable manner
Register of Deeds NJ j. Bell is hot in the
collar at the Pioneer Press. He says that the
instruments fled in his Office are open to the
public, and denies that any are suppressed
in favor of the st. Paul Record.
The accidental discharge of a derringer
pistol in the hands of Jack Keith, Of West
st. Paul. on Sunday morning, resulted in his
left hand being perforated by the bullet,
making very painful but not necessarily
dangerous wound.
Manager Dean, of the Harris theater. is one
of the losers by the Louisville cyclone. His
aunt, Nine. Clarke. the Louisville modesto is
one of the killed. Mr.. Dean has been in
formed of the safety Of his sister, who is also
resident of Louisville.
While smoking cigar at his home, No. 433
Summit avenue. yesterday. Fred S. Bryant set
fire to window drapery and also burned his
hands severely in an effort to put out the
blaze. The fire department suppressed it
with a damage of about S25.. -
County Treasurer Nelson's statement for
the month of March shows balance on
hand March l of $341, 876.92; collected
during the month. SOS. 24O.33; disbursed
during the month S293. 285.27; balance on
hand March 81, S116,e31.9S.
The Methodist Social Union Of st. Paul viii
meet this evening at the First Methodist
church. Several interesting papers willsbe
read. and after supper has been served in
the basement of the church discussion will
be had on subjects relating TO Methodism.
Archie Stasman, twelveyear-old son Of
parents residing near the river on the West
side levee, fell from a flatboat into the water,
and was rescued in half-drowned condition
by his companion, Peter Dolph. Medical
aid was obtained promptly and the boy will
recover.
Ameeting OF Anglo Americans will be held
Wednesday evening at TO East seventh
street. for the purpose of organizing cricket
club. There are no less than fifty cricketers
of more or less bri!liance in st. Paul, and it
Is uHQerSlOOu ttlut ottClui VlSNChS WIZ w 49,
the field this summer.
Thus early in the season. and even with
the excitement incidental to the proximity
of spring elections upon them, the residents
of the Sixth ward are finding time to kick
for the extension Of the Wabasha street
bridge to the south shore at the full width
given the recently built part OF the struct ure.
The committees of the Minnesota Boat
club appointed to work I'D the mat
ter of an international regatta at Mime
tonka, were to have reported at meeting
for the purpose yesterday afternoon, but,
owing to several of the committees being I'M
prepared to make a report, the meeting was
adjourned for one week.
Building Inspector johnson announces his
intention Of '.whooping her up" on the
smoke nuisance question is few weeks.
Ample time has been allowed the parties
notified to make the necessary improve
ments and measures will be taken TO secure
the enforcement of the law.
The managers of the newsboys' home have
arranged for a very delightful entertainment
for the benefit of the institution. 1t IS to be
promenade concert at the Hotel Ryan by
the Danz orchestra on April IL. The hotel
has been donated for the purpose and the
orchestra has volunteered its services for the
occasion. 1t will be swell event, as matter
n sAr-