St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-08

contributed abcnt 81 400 last year towards
defraying congregational expenses and
building improvements.
"A meeting of the board of managers of the
Catholic Truth society was held last evening
at the residence Of j. G. Byrne. number
Of st. Paul members were present.
The guarantee bond subscribed by South
Minneapolis citizens to enable them to Sc
cure the branch public library will be pre-
sented to the library board this week.
The Northwestern Thomson-H Houston Elec-
trio company will make inside alterations at
the old Pray Manufacturing company's
building First street and First avenue south,
to cost $500.
The Business Mems union has secured the
entire Hennepin avenue front on the seventh
floor of the Masonic Temple for quarters.
The suite includes reception room, secre-
tary's room. etc.
Motor No. of the First avenue line
smashed into wagon belonging to the Flour
City Baking company at Eighth street and
First avenue early last evening. The wagon
was badly damaged.
William Clark an insane man, was found
on the streat early Sunday morning. and
locked up. He is laboring under halluci-
nation that he ls:mmensely wealthy and
owns several flour mills.
The College State Oratorical association
will hold its annual contest at Minneapolis,
April 15. The musical programme of the
evening. will be rendered by Miss Julia F..
May and Mr.. Ferguson of the Northwestern
Conservatory of Music.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
the following persOns: l. Fl. Wright and
Josephine Wesinek. F. A. Menzies and Mary
B. Perkins, c. G. Topping and Mrs. Mary f..
Hasbrouck Floyd E. Fairbanks and Ella M.
Black, James Charmock and Margaret j. At
kinson, Victor Ingemann and Annie D..
Laursen.
New cases Of measles were reported yes
terday at 2sI0 Grand avenue, 1715 North
Fifth street. 1923 Vine street. rear 200
Eighth avenue south, 1915 Washington ave-
nue. north. S02 Twentieth avenue northeast
707 Seventh street east, 72S Sixth avenue
south and I'll Cedar avenue. Scarlet fever
at 521 Cedar avenue.
Clark Fraser, youngster residing at 513
Knox avenue north. last Friday narrowly es-
capped drowning his little sister. He was
was wheeling her along the sidewalk aud ac
cidentally spilled her out into about six
inches of water. He struggled to rescue her,
but was no strong enough. His cries brough t
assistance, however, and the baby escaped
serious damage.
The monthly battalion drill of the local
militia companies will take place Wednes-
day evening, and be commanded by Col.
Bend After the drill there will be an cleo
ton in Company to fill the vacant lieuten-
ancy caused by the resignation of j. 7. Thur
man. Sergeant D. w. Knowlton will proba-
bly, be promoted.
The Y. P. S. c. E. of Gethsemane church,
will give an entertainment and social We'd
nesday evening to the people of the church
and their friends in the church rooms. Mu-
steal numbers will be contributed by the
Misses Gable, the Misses Racket, and Maua
Kelly. George NJ. Cornelius, Van Rensselaer,
Wheeler, Master George Gluck. Rotations
by j. Linley and Miss Matte Anderson.
The bondsmen of c. Fl. Sullivan, late m -
ager of the Manhattan club, are said to be IN
a state of anxiety. Sullivan was found guilty
of violating the liquor ordinance by Judge
Emery apd was sentenced to pay fine OF
500. A stay was granted and bonds were
furnished. Sullivan, however quietly went
away, leaving no traces behind him. and his
present Whereabouts are unknown. Judge
Emery has given notice that the fine must
be paid or the bonds will be declared for
fefted