St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-29
Register, OF Lose Yo''r Fot'
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

sion tonight.
Diphtheria at 40 Livingstone avenue and
$50 Winslow street.
Two marriages, four births and eight
deaths were reported yesterday at the health
office.
Fire destroyed a shed at the corner Of
Selby avenue aud Miller street yesterday aft
ernoon.
Internal Revenue Collector Johnson went
to Aiwater Sunday night. He will return
Wednesday.
Mr.. Darlington, the drummer boy of Shiloh,
Will give his second entertainment this even
ing at the West Side opera house.
An entertainment will be given this even
ing at Christ church guild house for the ben
eft of the Chapel of the Messiah.
The annual election of stockholders of the
st. Paul Trust company will be held on May
Z. The election OF directors will occur at
this time.
The dance of the Ivy Leaf club will be
given Friday evening at the Knights OF
Pythias hall not the Central hall, as pre-
viously stated.
1.-The Yosemite and the Yellowstone" by
Henry H. Raglan. will be given to-night at
Central Park NJ. E. church, corner Minnesota
ana IWelfln streets.
Several ball mines have been organized In
different quarters of the city, and number
of interesting contests on the diamond &C.
CURED Sunday afternoon.
A telegram received at the state auditors
office yesterday announced the death at Gale
donna of Hon. William f. Dunbar, the first
territorial auditor of Minnesota.
Senator Davis was present at yesterdays
meeting of the chamber of commerce and
made speech on the 500 canal bill which he
is working through congress.
The steamboat lines plying between St.
Paul and St. Louis have begun active bust
ness, and steamers Will arrive and leave on
alternate days for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
a sale of work will be held to-day at ST.
Peters guild room, corner of East Fourth
street and Maple avenue, Dayton's bluff.
Tablcaux viii will be presented in the even
ing.
The case of Booth, administrator, against
the Northern Pacific railroad occupied all
yesterday1n argument before Judge Nelson,
Of the United States circuit court. The case
was submitted
Property owners in sufficient number failed
to materialize at the meeting of the board of
public works last evening, called to consider
the widening of Roudo street, and the board
adjourned to May 8 at 7:30 p. m.
Mars lodge G. Z. o. o. F. will give a lit
erary and musical entertainment Thursday
evening at G. A. r. hall, $50 East Seventh
street, st. Anthony lodge, of Minneapolis.
will participate in the exercises.
Marriage licenses were issued 10 Byron
Culp and Lima Llmbach, Cornelius O'Leary
and Mary A. Mccall, Robert A. TruaX and
Theresa Birk, Patrick Murray and Annie
Houlihan, George W. Sevank and Ann A.
Clutter.
The Boys Mi sionary Board of the Central
Park NJ, E. Church last nigh: elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Ed Foltz: vice
president, VIII Reaney; secretary, Max Ell
well: treasurer, Carl Coulter; sergeant-at-
arms, Scott Reanev.
j. L. Moves of the deaf and dumb school,
and A. G, Rogers, of the school for feeble
minded, both at Farbault. came to St Paul
Yesterday to make arrangements for an exhi-
bition during the National Educational asso-
citation convention.
George B. Knapp and Charles F. Yeager
yesterday received from Secretary Window
their commissions as steamboat inspectors
They will compose the local board at Galena
commence duty at once.
A man named Diehl, rooming in the Wal
Their block, fell out of a second story window
Sunday night, and alighted on his feet with
out injury. man fell from the same win
dow few months ago while intoxicated,
and was instantly killed.
The Sunday school of Oxford NJ. E. church
will this evening render the cantata ''Strang e
Visitors From All Nations The perform
ers will appear in fancy costumes representa-
tive of the several nations, and will be under
the direction of Mrs. G. L. A. Gall.
Daniel O Brfen, of Hinckley, who was re-
Gently committed TO the Ramsey county jail
on a charge of selling liquor to Indians, was
admitted to bail yesterday in the penalty OF
$500 conditioned for his appearance before
the federal court at Win0na in June.
Frederick Prentice has added another suit
to his already long list to recover Duluth
real estate. Charles E. Dickermau has been
sued by him in the United States circuit
court TO recover property valued at sos,
and damages for its detention in the sum of
$4,000,
The congregational club held a meeting
last evening in ST. Paul. Owing to the Park
Congregational church being inadequate TO
accommodate all the members and friends, the
rector of st. Johns Episcopal church ten
dered the use of that building flor the occa-
sion.
The Ramsey county grand jury will meet
next Monday. There are about thirty GRIM
inal cases for their consideration of persons
in custody. Tuesday being election day, 1t
is probable no session will be held that day.
The criminal cases will probably not be
taken up until Wednesday.
1.-THE annual fair of the German Turnverein
society commenced last night at Turner hall,
and will continue throughout the week. The
attendance was not very large last evening
The art gallery is a striking feature. TWO
statuettes will be given to the most popular
candidate for mayor watch to the most
popular single lady and tea set TO the most
popular marriedlady.
EThe preparations being made by the stem
ographers' Business association for the 1oral
festival to be given at the Peoples church on
THURSDAY and Friday evenings, are OF an
elaborate character Every flower ana plant
In season will be on exhibition, all the local
florists and many from other cities having
volunteered exhibits.
Walter F. Knock. until recently in them
ploy of the Omaha road in Omaha, was in
Paul Yesterday en- route TO his home in Rome
NY. He is a nephew of Thomas G. KNOCK,
late president of the New York Locomotive
works, at Rome, N. Y, who died last week
In that city By the terms of the will of the
deceased, Walter Knock is heir to S35, 900.
Mrs. Leonard Burt, a passenger on the
Omaha train from Chicago to st. Paul, yes
terday discovered after leaving the train here