St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-15
SAINT PAUL.
RUN IN BY REPORTERS.
Three births and two deaths yesterday.

Three births and two deaths yesterday.
Street sprinkling will commence to-day.
Scarlet fever is reported at Psi Fuller and
903 Burr.
The ST. Paullodge of Elks will give social
to the ladies on May ..
benefit concert to st. Paul curriers' will
be given at the Turner hall this evening.
Council committee on parks met yesterday
afternoon, but transacted little business.
The committee on claims of the city eoun.
Gil met yesterday afternoon, transacting
merely routine business.
CHARLES E. Sandeen was yesterday awarded
the contract Tor grading Burr street by the
board of public works at S1S5.
Forty.four Indians from Montana passed
through the city on the Omaha Ell route for
the Indian school at Carlisle, Pa.
The fire department yesterday put out
blaze in pile of lumber at Delaney's pack
ing house on the upper river flats. The dam
age was trifling.
Seret. Lyons, of the wearher bureau, says
warm and fair weather may be expected for
this locality to-day. There are indications OF
rain for the near future.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John McCannon and Lizzie keeffe, Gust
Torstberg and Emma c. Johansson, James
Kane and Mary Berrisford.
A meeting of the Independent Scandina-
Wan club viii be held this evening at Vega
hall, us East Seventh street. Endorsement
of candidates will be discussed.
Local members of the First regiment at
tended the inspection of Company at the
Minneapolis armory. Company +, OF this
city, will be inspected this evening.
William Bass, a fireman, and woman
named Mrs Walsh, were arrested last even
ing on Seventh. near Locust street. Both
had been drinking and were disorderly.
John Bulena, an employee of the Omaha
shops, was badly scalded about the face and
hands yesterday by steam escaping from an
engine. He was removed to the city hos
pital.
Joseph MaXfield, a barber and j. Nichols,
painter, had war of words on the street
last evening which resulted in their arrest.
Nichols claimed that Maxfeid insulted him
as he was walking along with respectable
woman.
Yesterday the chairman and secretary of
the Republican city committee filed with the
city clerk the formal notice of the candidates
clement of the G. o. p.
There arelO7 voting precincts in the city
of St. Paul. Judges and clerks to the num-
Der of lO2 have been supplied by the city
clerk with the necessary articles for carrying
on the election, up to last evening.
Officer Delosso last night arrested c. d
Harmon for cruelty to animals. Harmon.
has kent two horses i'll a stable on Dousman
s. tI,r without food waller.
The horses were taken to livery barn near
Seven corners.
The committee in charge of the projected
Swedish hospital has raised SS,000. AS soon
as $4,000 is secured a site will be chosen
and the work of building commenced Sub
scriptlons to stock are confined to the
Swedish people.
Russell B. Harrison, the son of the presi
dent spent few hours in ST. Paul yesterday
leaving on the afternoon train for Helena.
He dined at the Minnesota club with Capt.
Floyd, of the regular army, and party of
friends.
The one-story frame barn Of William
Kacerovsky, in the rear of co. Randolph
street. was fired by an incendiary last night
about Il O'Clock. In the station was guam
tity of tobacco, which was injured by smoke
$500 There is no insurance
1.-THE boxes at the Harris last evening were
occupied by Mr. and Mrs Fred Driscoll Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs w. ?. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. =.
j. Flanagan. Miss Franklin, Mrs, Dean ard
company and theater parties from Fort
Smelling and Merriam Park.
The benefit performance to be rendered
Treasurer Symonds of the Newmarket,
promises to be one of the grandest successes
of the season. The tickets are going like
hot cakes and there will not be a spare seat
in the house on the eyentful night
EA Hendrickson and wife, and C. II.
Lienau and wife have sold the valuable prop
erty at the southwest corner of Third and
Robert streets TO the Commercial National
bank. The consideration is named at SIS,
600 in the deed filed in the registers Office
yesterday.
William E. Maxwell received severe cut
on the head yesterday by being thrown out of
his buggy at the corner of Fifth and Cedar
streets, the result of a collision with beer
wagon. Maxwelrs horse ran up Cedar. col
l1ding with another heavy wagon and dam
aging the buggy.
The special train on the Chicago & North
western leaving Chicago to-day will be pho
The train is loaded from stem to stern with
Deering harvesters, and decorated in a novel
manner The train contains thirty seven
cars and is drawn by two engines.
Mary Baldwin, through T. L. McGhee, her
attorney, has applied to The district court fol-
writ of habeas corpus, asking to be dis
charged from the workhouSe, where she had
been sent for ninety days in default of pay
ing a fine of Sl00 for disorderly conduct
Judge Wilkin granted the writ, returnable
Wednesday at 10 q. m.
The University of Michigan Glee and Banjo
clubs will appear at the Newmarket for a
single performance this evening. The COM
pany comprises twenty-five members, and
includes many soloists of great talent. The
aggregation is said to be the best in the anna
teur line seen IN this part of the country
for some time past
The Olympic presents rafting bill to its
patrons this week, Benefits Spe cialty com
pany occupying the boards. Among the
stars are Pat Farnan, ViXon and Lang
Schaeffer and Blakely,. the Zig-Zag quartette
the Harnshae four and G.. w. Littlefield. The
Benefits three in number do some very
clever feats OF craftsmanship, and issue
challenge to any one to compete with then
on the stage. Last evening the challenge
was accepted by a man giving the name OF
Anderson, and the match is to be shot to
night 1t is probably part of the play, sand
if so wholly unnecessary, as the performance
is good enough to draw upon its merits with
out such by-play.
CAPITOL CHIPS.