St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-22
FACT AND FANCY.
Diphtheria is at 1919 Smith avenue.

Six births and three deaths yesterday.
There is scarlet fever at 595 South Robert,
corner Burgess ana Como, and 1883 Kerwin
g. A. Blum has been assigned to duty by
Collector Johnson as storekeeper at South
ST. Paul, vice W. IL. Hopson.
The board of public works yesterday in
strueted the clerk TO advertise for bids for,
stone sidewalks for the year 1890.
5: A. Marney of the Canada Stock Car com
pany, arrived from Miles City, Mont, yester-
day, and went to Chicago last evening
DR. Everett W. Fish last evening leetured
in the manual training school, Park avenue,
or the "Catastrophist School of Biologists"
Mr.. Herschler and family desire to tender
their grateful thanks to the many friends
whose kindness was exhibited at the death
OF Mrs. Herschler last week.
A two-ycarold girl. dressed in a green
skirt, is missing from 461 Harrison avenue
The childs name is Julia Hirsham, and up
10 late hour she had not been found by the
police.
The museum election polls open to-day.
During the next week the museum will illus
trate the Australian system of voting by per-
mitting its patrons to vote for their fayorite
candidate. The polls open to-day.
John Hoeberte and Minnie VIII, John Keaffer
and Maggie Welbig, Thomas A. Keller and
Dora Reiger, Joseph Waters and Mary Dugan,
Edward Foster and Bridget Diguin.
Col c. H. Gould, live stock agent of the
Burlington, left here last evening on his re-
turn from the Montana stock meetings to his
home in Lincoln, Neb. He reports cattle
and sheep in splendid condition OH the
Northwestern ranges, and he expects q large
increase in shipments this year.
Daniel Barnes brought Mary Hubbard from
Denver to st. Paul and lived with her as his
wife until she became enciente. Thereupon
he deserted her and went to McKeesport.
Pa Yesterday She applied to the officials
for help and was taken out to the city hospi-
tai.
Yank Hoe and Omene, with their spe-
cialty company, opened to a good house at
the Olympic theater last night. Yank and
his assistant are of course, the feature of the
entertainment Taken all in ALL the show is
good one and ought to draw good houses
throughout the week.
Capt. Whelan told his pathetic and in
structive story to large and interested audi
ence last evening at Clinton Avenue NJ. E.
church, ana many young men signed the
pledge. Tonight the subject matter viii be
addressed to mothers and daughters, and
those who have the care of young women.
Gov Merriam has received the testimony
in the case of William Lentz, who has been
sentenced by Judge Severance. of Mankato,
TO be hanged FOR the murder of John Swartz
on the 10th of July. 1889. and is allowed
three months to peruse the same before sign
ing the death warrant and fixing the date for
the execution.
Officer Ned McEllistrom last night arrested
suspicious individual, giving the name of
Frank Roe, who claims to be a Polish ped
dler, and to live in Chicago. In his pocket
was penknife in the handle of which was
the name Of Fl. G. Kamstad, 392 Wakeuta
street, st. Paul" The police think Roe is a
Chicago crook.
Oscar Cobb of Chicago, architect of the
Grand opera house, was in the city yesterday.
His visit here was for the purpose of confer.
ring with Building Inspector Johnson regard
ing the construction of the front of the new
opera house. Mr.. johnson is of opinion that,
as at present proposed, the front of the opera
house is not as fireproof as he desires. Mr..
Cobb OK pected to have little difficulty in SO
altering the plans and specific atoms as 10
meet with the building inspectors approval.
At the meeting of the chamber of com.
merce held yesterday morning, letters were
read from numerous organizations protesting
against the passage of the Butterworth bill
by congress, which bill proposes to tax deal
ers in options and futures. Letters were also
on hand from Senator Davis and Congress
men Snider and Hail. and from Postmaster
General Wanamaker acknowledging the
chambers communication regarding the
matter of postal telegraphy, and promising
to do all in their power to inaugurate the
system. The chamber then adjourned.