St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-15
CURRENT IN THE CITY.

Eight births, one marriage and four deaths
were reported yesterday.
Charlie Bushnell, of this city, visited thS
GLOBE Office last evening.
There will be q matinee and night perform
ance at the Newmarket by 1--WE, Us 4 Co."
Grand opening tonight of the Senate
Sample room, 457 Wabasha street. Meyer
d Coates.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
James l. Sands and Matte Rasmuss, SEVERN
Pearson and Esarda W. Peterson.
Habighorst's meat market, at 195 IVES
Seventh street. caught fire yesterday from a
defective fue in the smoke house, and be
fore the blaze was extinguished $500 dam
age had been done; covered by insurance.
DR.. S. G. Smith, of the Peoples church.
will organize Sunday school at 50 Concord
street tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Everybody-young and old-is invited to be
present and lend assistance.
The newly-erected residence of Jacob
Klensmith caught fire yesterday morning
from defective fiue. The house is situated
at the corner of Tuscarora and West Seventh
streets, and was damaged to the amount of
about So o.
The report OF the Minneapolis. St. Paul &
auditor yesterday, shows the earnings Of the
road for the year 1889 to have been S5l9,-
954.95. The lax on this amount at one per
cent is So, l90.65.
Col. Hans Mattson, who returned Yesterday
from New York, says that while the people
there pretend to be satisfied with the lOca.
ton of the worlds fair at Chicago, yet they
are very angry, and say very naughty things.
The colonel was unable to find, however,
what they are going to do about it, except to
lei it 90.
The Doa-d of public works yesterday gave
hearing TO Mr. Knapheide, whose property is
TO be taken for the extension OF Randolph
street. The opening of the street to the Mis-
slssippi river will necessitate the removal of
Mr. Knaphedes house, barn and grauary. A
compromise was effected whereby the prop
erty owner is TO receive 81, 400 and vacate
the premises.
There will be mass meeting held at Labor
hall at o'clock this evening. IL Is custom
airy for the labor organizations to hold open
meetings once a month, for the purpose OF
discussing general subjects. The eighthour
movement will be discussed this evening.
H. B. Martin, of Minneapolis; Maj T. NJ.
Newson, and other prominent local speakers
are ex pected to talk
Sunshine" No appears today, and is.
if that were possible, neater and more at
tractive number than any of its predecessors.
The cuts are excellent and the matter bright
and catchy. The Would Like to See col
umn is full of bright personalities and local
grinds that will be enjoyed by the public,
and must be read to be appreciated. Sun
shine is as bright as Life, costs half as
much, and its jokes are localized besides.
esterday was busy day IN the city treas
urer's Office. As to-day is the last day for
paying sprinkling assessments, those as
sessed were pouring in by platoons. Seven
hundred receipts were made out yesterday.
Some of the receipts call for ten and twelve
descriptions of properly assessed About
1900 notices were sent out, and il is the
opinion of the treasurer that the greater
number will be delinquent.
Fred Ives, of the state dairy department,
returned yesterday from tour of conquest
among the vinegar dealers on the Manitoba
road. He brought with him between forty
and fifty samples of the morose condiment,
which he had quietly gathered in at Winona,
Wabasha, Lake City, Red Wing and Hastings.
These samples Will now be run through Prof.
Eberman's chemical mill, in order to show
the people Of those places to what extent
they have been fooled.
The members of the Iron Hall held So
cial at labor headquarters last evening.
pleasant literary and musical pro-
gramme was rendered. The deputy supreme
Justice, Thomas ScOrah. was then presented
with solid gold medal, the face engraved
with emblems of the order, on the reverse
an appropriate inscription. The medal was
presented in recogniZtiOn OF the valuable
services rendered the order in this city by
Mr. Scorah james Morrow made q neat
presentation speech, after which refresh
ments were served by the ladies.
In the case of John Croft against Samuel
judd tried before Justice Nelson and APP
pealed TO the district court, Judge Kelly has
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