St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-15
SAINT PAUL.
TRINTMED TO TERsENEss.

Thirty-three births and ten deaths were re-
ported yesterday.
There is scarlet fever at 659 Portland ave.
nue. and 756 York st.
Sophia johnson was adjudged insane by
the probate court yesterday.
Eighteen building permits were issued yes
terday, aggregating S27,75o.
The council committee on licenses wlii
meet at o'clock this afternoon.
Gordon e. Cole lectured last night before
the Republicans at Pennington on low tar
iff
The committee on claims of the city coun-
ell met yesterday and transacted routine pusl-
ness.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will pic
mic at Spring Park on Minnetonka lake Au-
gust 2.
Mavor Smith returned yesterday from his
Sshing trip. and appointed V. KonszeWsKl
~ the police force, vice James DOWN, re-
signed.
The board of public works had large
amount of business scheduled for yesterday
nut adjourned all matters until this AFTERNOON
- 2 o'clock.
The grocery clerks have completed full ar
engagements for their picnic at Lake Park on
wednesday Each person purchasing
hsdge will be entitled to a chance on dla-
mond ring.
A-succesfuf musical and elocutionary en-
tertainment was. given last evening at 81
James A. NJ. E. church. The entertainment
was in honor of visiting teachers and other
friends in the city.
Yenry Mulgrew. a laborer employed upon
the Metropolitan opera house, fell from the
first story yesterday and sustained broken
left leg He was removed TO St Joseph
hospital in the central patrol wagon.
United States Marshal Denahower will, In
day or two, forward petition signed by
S. Paul iobbers and business men to repre-
sentatiyes in congress asking that body 10
pass the Torey bankrupt bill.
Mai It. NJ Newson presented the state
historical society with eleven volumes OF the
Daily Times, published by him years ago IN
this city; also collection of paper pup
lished by him in Connecticut.
The German Presbyterian, Bethlehem and
Augustinus Sunday schools will picnic at
Groveland park today. Special motors VIII
Ssave Smith park at $50 and the corner OF
Pleasant avenue and Ramsey street at q. m.
There will be mass meeting OF the Fifth
ward citizens att 80 this evening at the cor
ner of West Seventh and Ramsey streets to
proceed TO the council chamber at 8 o'clock
and protest against the alleged nuisances
existing in their ward.
State institutions yesterday reported re-
ceipts as follows: St Cloud Normal school
for the quarter ending July 81, S261.a6;
Saltwater prison, S376.8l for June. Secre-
tary.of State Mattson reported receipts from
fees for June to be 1850.
Mai. T. M. Newson will leave this city for
Washington about Aug. IA, and will sail for
Spain on the Goth of that month, en- route to
his post at Malaga, on the Mediterranean.
His friends in the Fifth ward are getting
ready for q surprise reception to their re-
speeted citizen before he leaves for the lat
ter post.
Supt Kiehle, Prof. H. B. Wilson, of Red
Wing; Hon. W. E. Lee, of Long Prairie. and
George H. Clark. of Mankato, members OF
the state normal school board met IN room
264 of the Ryan last evening and discussed
the subject of president for the st. Cloud
normal school. On account of the slim at
tendance the election Of a successor to Pres
ident Gray was deferred until to-day.
The cause of Elizabeth Flanagan, as ad-
ministratrix of the estate of her husband
against the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis d
Omaha Railway Company is still On trial IL
the federal court The action was brought
to recover S., 900 damages for the death Of
Flanagan, who was yardmaster In NOV
ing a train from the union depot to the shops
it collided with empty cars on the track, re-
sulting in the death of Flanagan.
Coroner Quinn was notified yesterday tina
a"floater'' was in the Mississippi river neal
the end of the Grand avenue electric line
The coroner sent P. OHalloran after thu
body, but a thorough search of the river
from Groveland Park to Fort Smelling failed
To develop it. Several men were found whit
declared they had seen two boys towing the
body of man down the stream. After
spending the afternoon i'll fruitless search
O'Halloran returned to the city convinced
that if body had been seen, it woul b'
located later at some point down the river.