St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-18
SAINT PAUL.
MULrUM IN PARVo.

EFifteen births and six deaths were re-
ported al the health Office yesterday.
Sergeant Lyons. of the signal bureau, yes
terday predicted warmer weather.
The absence of a quorum prevented a,
meeting of the park board yesterday after
noon. - -
DIR. II. f. NJ. Lufkin, of St Paul. was yes
terdsy appointed by Gov. Merriam member
of the state board OF medical examiners.
Samuel Bogatsky, press boy in the employ
of Ramaley & Sons. Globe building, was yes
terday severely injured by having his left
hand caught in press.
Ed Flanagan, indicted for larceny in the
second degree, withdrew his plea of-Hot
guilty and pleaded guilty Yesterday. Sem
tence is held in abeyaace for the present
Two building permits were issued yester-
day to y. c. Frederiekson and A. S. Coivan,
the former for a two-story dwelling on Selby
avenue, near Moore, ST. 900, and the latter
Tor $3.50.
Kiralfy's Water Queen will be presented
nj the Newmarket theaIer for two perform
ances to-day, matinee ana evening. The
farewell performance of this great spectacle
win be given sunday night
Marriage licenses were issued to Frank
Zurpel and Marie Beidelner, John a. Jung-
berg and .Ameihe X. KriStjapsen, Patrick
Reilly and Mary Grady, Andrew Hedenburg
and Christina johnson. E. W. Carter and
Louisa Schundt
The manager of q local firm last night
made q charge of ENLIGHTENMENT against
one of the firms employees, now absent from
The city. Friends Of the absent man are cou-
fident that he will be able to explain matters
satisfactorily on his return.
Charles Hutchinson and Charles Lam
brecht, who were charged with having
thrown Jones. the street car driver. from
Lafayette avenue car, were released yester-
day on bail of So each. Yesterdays ses-
sion of the police court was unusually dull.
st. Paul Camp No l, Sons of Veterans, q.
S. A. gave their fourth social party last
night at Garfield hall. The party was most
gratifying to the young men and their
friends. Such gatherings deserve encourage
ment by the public. as the spirit of chivalry
and patriotism was beautifully exemplifed
al this social assembly.
Richard Golden, Spokane Falls-Ex-
Mayor Ames, of minneapolis, was formerly
Republican. He was defeated for the Re-
publican nomination for mayor. immedi-
ately received the Democratic nomin Ition,
was elected as a Democrat, and has re-
manned Democrat since.
Capt Swift is the best drama that has
been given in ST. Paul for many weeks. and
has drawn larger house at the Harris each
succeeding night The building was
crowded full, last evening, and the play was
received with continued applause. The
usual Saturday matinee will be given to-day
CThe society for the relief of the poor, the
headquarters of which is at I4l East Ninth
street want for the use of poor people @
bedstead. mattress and good warm bedding
heating stove. boys underwear, shoes.
cap and heavy coat for man. The want
Is pressing and should be relieved promptly.
Articles Incorporating. the Minnesota and
Montana Stock company were fled yester
day in the register of deeds Office. The bust
ness authorized to be done is to deal in
horses, cattle. hogs and other live stock. and
to deal in general merchandise supplies.
Stock. S50.0On. Incorporators: Charles H.
Lemon, Peter Geisen and Charles D. Baker.
The grand legion, judiciary committee
and trustees of Select knights, A. o. O. W.,
met yesterday at the Office of Judge Scboon-
maker, in the Office of the New York Life
building. The meeting was to discuss changes
necessary to he made in the laws OF the
Grand Legion OF Minnesota TO make them
conform with the laws and orders passed BY
the supreme lodge at its session August last.
n. H. Lund, from Sandstone was brought
here Thursday from Duluth, where he had Il
hearing iefore United States Commissioner
Carey, upon achargc of selling liquor to In
dians, and was committed to the Ramsey
county Jail. Yesterday he was admitted to
bail in the sum of $500 for his appearance
al the Winoua term of the Federal court, in
june.
The class for the study of the Sunday
school lesson WA meet in the lecture room
of the Y. NJ. c. a. at o'clock this evening
All young men are cordially invited. The
beginners Bible class will be held as usual
tomorrow at 3 o'clock in the association par
lor. meeting for men only will be held in
the association gymnasium tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock. Music by the orchestra,
good singing, aud an address by General
Secretary Horton will occupy the hour
TomasO Salvini, the worlds most dis
tinguished tragedian, who is playing his fare
well tour of America. viii be the attraction
at the Newmarket theater the first half of
next week. Monday evening he will present
his wonderful success, Samson" Wednes-
Gay evening THE Outlaw will be given
This is the only play where Salvini and his
son Alexander both appear in the same per-
torrance. Tuesday evening, when the elder
Salvini does not play. his son, Alexander
Salvini, aided by his fathers company, will
produce for the first time in this city the new
romantic drama, "A Child Of Naples" The
advance sale of seats opened at the box Office
yesterday. and the indications are that large
houses will witness the farewell appearances
OF this phenomenal tragedian.