St. Paul daily globe., 1890-06-10

1850 per thousand, as compared to .825 per
thousand for May, 1859.
The Master Plumbers ASSOCIATION has
adopted resolutions OF respect to the MEM
ory of the late Edward Button.
A dark bay horse that was picked up by
the police June is still unclaimed at Gal
WINS stable. The animal is about ten years
old.
Henry Martin, who was convicted Of grand
larceny, and Ole Nelson, convicted OF arson.
were sent to the reformatory at st. Cloud yes
terday.
The members of the A. o. H. are requested
to meet at Window hall Wednesday evening
at 1880 and march thence in q body to the
Dominican church to hear Rev. Fir. McKenna
on temperance.
The grand lodge of the Independent Order
OF Good Templars meets to-day, Wednesday
and Thursday. On Friday the Twin City
lodges give the delegates basket picn.c at
White Bear lake.
Another Sunday night fracas has occurred
at Keegan's lake. A gang of toughs got full,
threw clubs and stones, broke nearly all the
windows in the pavilion and seriously in
jured several persons.
Anthony Kelly & Co. have received tele-
gram from Dodson, Mont. notifying them of
the death by drowning of George Freeman,
young surveyor. He was nephew OF +.
Swain, grocer at 1929 Seventh street south.
Work will begin this week on the cedar
block pavement on Western avenue, from
Twelfth street to Irving avenue south. The
paving OF Eleventh avenue south, from
Franklin toward town, is progressing rapidly.
At wholly informal meeting of the police
commission yesterday morning Officers John
Maloney and John Kennedy were granted
leave of absence for three days, and j. ii.
Thompson for ten days. Nothing else was
done.
Miss Amy Barnes will leave July for Bos-
ton. In the meantime she will continue her
LESSONS POOkjnO AT praSpnt Miss barnes
is engaged In teaching twelve member OF the
public schools, servants class and private
classes.
George N. Morgan post, G. A. R.. will give
an entertainment Friday evening in honor OF
he opening OF their new hall, lis Hennepln
tavenue. Speeches will be made by Judge j.
Davidson, of st. Paul. and Grand Commander
Compton. of Fergus Falls.
The public school exhibit at the central
high school will be open from 2 to 5 o'clock
evening. Tomorrow it will be packed for
removal to ST. Paul. where it will be shown
at the National Teachers association.
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: William W. Gould and Carrie j.
Anderson Edward Mcdonald and Bridget
Southey, William b. Conoyer and Selma
Cork. Charles Colberg and Eva Weyhe.
The following cases of contagious diseases
have been reported: Measles at 1928 Second
street south, 1900 Thirty-frst street, 1884
Clinton avenue, 1926 Third street north GIL
Twelfth avenue south, 26DS Twenty-fourth
street; scarlet fever at 429 Adams street
northeast; diphtheria at $3.50 Fort street;
measles at 2412 Twenty-eighth avenue
south.
The commencement of the Northwestern
conservatory of music will take place June
Is. Diplomas will be conferred on six grad
yates. One teachers certificate will be is
sued and thirteen certificates to the more ad
vaneed pupils for one years study. The
graduates are: Piano. Miss Florence Beutis;
harmony. Misses Vienna Need, Isabel Ked-
ney, Althea Wilson, Caroline Finseth and
Helen Plummer.
The June meeting of the Minnesota acad-
emy of natural sciences will be held this
evening. The first subject on the programme
will be "Artesian Wells as Source of Water
Supply in the Northwestern States" There
will be two or three papers bearing upon This
subject. f. w. PethgreW, of Sioux Falls, S.
D., will present a paper describing all an
cient Indian village in South Dakota