St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-09
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

There is diphtheria at $50 Temperance
street.
Scarlet fever is reported from 1907 Mar
shall avenue and 1914 Norris street.
The council committee on gas will drive
about the city to- day on tour of inspection.
The Clerical club, of st. Paul. will banquet
at the Ryan hotel tonight. Speeches at $50
O'Clock.
A chimney fire near the corner of Seventh
and Willius streets gave the fire department
a run last evening.
The fee receipts of the secretary of state
for recording articles of incorporation for
the month of March were $50.
QGov Miller, Of North Dakota. and S. S.
Lyons, of Fargo, are in the city purchasing
feed for the stock in the distressed districts
of the state.
NJ Breslauer, of Minneapolis. denies most
empbatically that he furnished the bond for
the gay Minneapolis party arraigned in the
police court Monday.
Harry Edwards, of the West side, was dis
charged from the workhouse upon the hear
ing of the application for habeas corpus, be-
fore Judge Wilkin yesterday.
Morris Mealey, a laborer. was arrested yes
terday afternoon upon charge Of stealing
clock from his sister, Mrs. Dunn. of Gaultier
street, which he sold for Is cents worth of
whisky.
Christ Hallberg Of st. Paul, was arrested
yesterday for selling liquor to Indians. He
will have hearing to-day. He keeps
boarding house on Sims street.
Garfield Post No. will celebrate the
twenty fifth anniversary OF Lees surrender.
by having one of their enjoyable social
dances at their hall this "wednesday even
ing.
Officer Hayes last night arrested George
Scott on suspicion of having stolen num-
Der of horse collars which he had in his poa
session and for which he could not satlsfac-
torily account.
Articles incorporating the German Luth-
eran Emmanuel Church Of ST. John, Mime
sofa, were yesterday filed in the register OF
deeds Office. The trustees are Frederick
Kruger, Frederick Trapp and John Banner.
Henry Willard will arrive in st. Paul Friday.
G. A. Archer, treasurer of the ST. Paul Lin
seed Oil company. left over the Minneapolis
& ST. Louis road for Hot Springs, Ark, yes
terday, Mr. Archer is accompanied by his
wife and daughter and will be absent several
weeks.
The Northwest Electric Construction Sup
ply company filed articles of incorporation
Yesterday in the register of deeds office. The
principal Office is to be in st. Paul, and the
officers are E. r. Gilman, president, and w.
G.. De Celle, secretary.
The Nationalist club held largely attend
ed special meeting last night at labor hall.
The theme announced for discussion was
ssThe Future State According to Bethany"
Miss Eva Mcdonald led with an interesting
talk. Dr.. Fish, Mr.. Miller and others par
ticipated in the discussion
Gen. Charles F. Griffin, secretary OF state
OF Indiana and commander-in-chiefo of the
Sons of Veterans, will arrive in this city on
Friday and will be given reception by Camp
1 at Acker post, Market house hall, in the
evening. All members of the G. A. r. and
their families are invited to attend.
In the supreme court yesterday, the case
of the State of Minnesota, respondent, VS..
". II. Adamson, appellant, was submitted by
the state and argued by the appellant. Orlo
Rogers appellant, VS.. William K. CASTOR.
respondent, was submitted by respondent
and argued by the appellant.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
| Patrick McHale and Rose Brebeck, Anil
| Newfeldt and Hannah Borough, Charles
| Quick and Annie Erickson, John Saumer
| and Anna Lang, John Prior and Josie Yer
| hei, Michael o. Rourk and Johannah O'Con-
nor, Charles Lindgren and Hilda Anderson.
| An order was yesterday fled by Judge
| Otis, changing the name of Fred Lucey to
that of Henry s. McCrossen, and that the
said child be declared to pc adopted by James
| McCrossen Jr. and wife. The child is de-
| clared to be their child the same as If he had
| been born to them in legal wedlock. He is
| also declared to be the heir at law Of the said
| Crossens.
| G.F. Smith, census superintendent for the
| ST. Paul district, reports that the work of di-
| yiding the district into enumerators' dis
tricts will be practically completed by Thurs
day. The division will have to be approved
| by the superintendent of census in Washing
| ton, after which enumerators for the vari-
| GUS districts will be appointed
By request the entertainment given last
Thursday evening for the benefit of the in
dustrial school in connection with the First
Baptist church will be repeated tomorrow
evening at the Wacouta street chapel, be-
| tween Eighth and Ninth Streets for the BEN
eft of the Rice street mission. The chief
feature of the entertainment will consist OF
tableaux with several. new scenes and partio-
! ipants.
The committee which has been canvassing
the city in behalf of the Newsboys' Home
concert has met with great success and sub
stanlial encouragement from the citizens.
The affair is now an assured success socially
and financially and on Friday night Dan2
will discourse sweet music to as large an
audience as ever assembled on similar oc-
casion in st. Paul.
Mary johnson, by her attorney, F. L. Nc.
Ghee. has applied to the district court for 9
writ of haheas corpus. asking her discharge