St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-09
SAINT PAUL.
MAY BLOSSOMS.

There is diphtheria at l57 Valley street.
Scarlet fever is at SOC Collins street and
e34 Sims.
FIVE births and two deaths were bullehned
at the health Office yesterday.
The first section of the Ladies' Aid society
of the Christian chapel gave very pleasant
social last evening.
The sale of seats for the 'Pair of Kids. en-
tertainment at the Newmarket begins at the
box Office this morning.
All those interested in Indian Mound park
will have hearing before the board OF pup
lie works al D. m. to-day.
The Knuckwinnock society will meet this
evening with Miss Minnie Lawton, at her
home. 34S East Nlnifred street.
The regular business meeting of Stella
Temple No. 551, Knights of Aurora, Will be
held tonight at the A. o. q. W. hail
The Ivy Leaf dancing club will this even
ing give farewell party at knights OF
Pythias hall, Fifth street, between Cedar and
Minnesota.
Judge Schooumaker will occupy the bench
of the municipal court for couple OF weeks
in place of Judge Cory, who will take an
Eastern trip.
The sale of seats for the May festival at
Dyer Bros music store yesterday was one
of the largest ever recorded by that firm.
Over !, 200 season tickets were disposed Of
The Olympic and Harris base ball mines
will play ball this afternoon st the west
Side league grounds. Motors will leave the
foot of Jackson street at the usual hour.
Hon. W. P. Murray has been commissioned
as an additional member of the Minnesota
delegation to the seventeenth annual conven-
ton of charities and corrections, to be held
In Baltimore, Md, May IA.
S. White, an employe of the sewer force,
created d disturbance in front OF the dime
museum yesterday afternoon and was locked
up for being drunk and disorderly by Special
Officer Moriarty.
Marriage Licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles J. johnson and Mary Hilbebrandt
Arthur Garrett and Lou Peterson, Henry
Clapp and Celia Gackstetter, Grant l.. Tay-
lor and Lotie L. Swallow, Jordan Gambler
and Kate Beck.
The grand jury spent yesterday in consid-
eTing criminal matters, and had not con-
Guided that part of their work at the hour of
adjournment Visits 10 the county institu-
tions for the purpose of inspection, will
probably be made TO day.
Secretary hart. of the board of corrections
and charities. returned from Beaver Falls
yesterday. where he conferred with the
authorities of Renville county over the pro-
posed improvements to be made in the
county Jail located there.
The probate court yesterday appointed
Patrick Butler guardian of the person and
property of John Egan. Mr.. Egan is the
owner of about $40 00J worth of property,
and by reason of old age aud feeble health is
incapacitated to look after his possessions.
Growing OF the Queen of Fame char
aeter entertainment, viii be given in the
Lyceum room OF the Peoples church Friday
evening, May 16. About twenty famous
characters III history will be represented by
young ladies i'll appropriate costume. Good
music will be prominent feature of the en-
tertaiument.
Rev. Herrick Johnson, professor in Nc
Cormack Theological Seminary, Chicago,
will speak at s o'clock tonight at the House
of HOPE church, Oh rs Christian College
Worth Having?' Prof johnson IS widely
known, aud will have something worth
listening to- The Manchester College
quartette will sing, and the public is cordially
invited.
After waiting until 8 80 last evening, Pres
ident Haas Of the board Of education, called
himself and Inspectors Thomson, Postle-
thwaite, Foley and Kuhes to order. The
secretary called the roll, and there was found
to be no quorum. Then, on motion of Maj.
POstlethWate, the meeting adjourned until
Monday evening.
In the supreme court yesterday the cases of
Henry Carrier, respondent VS.. Chicago. St.
Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha railway COM
pany. appellant. and Andrew j. Daley ct al,
Investment Company, respondent, were ar
gued and submitted. The case of the State
eX rel. W. C. Nash, relator, appellant vs.
Christian Madison, respondent was submitted
on briefs, as we're also the cases of Morris H.
Flarshefm, appellant VS.. Fred A. Brestrup,
respondent. and A. Harbard ct al. respond
ents, VS.. Edward Cooper, appellant.
The Harris theater was packed to the doors
again last evening" when the Wilbur opera
company gave its sixth performance of ''Er-
MIME" Popular prices and first-class at
traction are elements necessary to secure
crowded houses as is proven by the rush
now being made to book seats in advance
for 1.-The Grand Duchess" which will hold
the boards next week. A matinee perform
ance of "Erminie' will be given on Saturday
afternoon, and the performance on Saturday
evening will conclude the run. There is
every indication that the Wilburs will play
to good business through the entire season.
A most entertaining recital " as that given
last evening by Marguerite W. Morton and
pupils at Unity club rooms on Wabasha
sAeet, opposite Summit avenue. The partic-
ipants in the recital were Misses Hamm,
Humphrey, Mathes, Middleton. Cornelia
Saunders Flossie Messner, Aurelia O'Gorman,
Clara Thorson, Virginia ogden, Meeta
Thompson. Alice Wright. Carrie Rose Hattie
Knauft, and James e. Trask and Miss Mar
guerite W. Merton. An excellent programme
was closed with the charming comedietta,
1.-THE Two Roses" the characters of which
were admirably filed by G. Armstrong, NJ.
S. Chandler, E. S. Oakley, Miss Cornelia
Saunders and Miss Maud MeSsner
A social, under the auspices of the Fair
view Heights Citizens union, was gwen last
evening at the Fairview hall, corner Burr
and Case streets. There was q capital pro-
gramme of musical and recitative items. an
interval being made for refreshments. The
following names figured on the programme:
Mrs. r. II. Hazel Miss Melady, Miss Dye,
Miss NJ. Starkey, Miss A. Dye, Miss NJ. Star
key, j. McCauley. w. Courtney, j. P. White.
t. White and Mr.. Young. The social was
well attended, and the newly Eelected alder
man of the ward, John Copeland who is
president of the union, was the recipient of
general congratulations.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Antonius J. Burke left last evening for
three months trip to Ireland.