St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-19
GENERAL PICR-UPS.
Two births and four deaths yesterday.

Connell, was slightly damaged by iirenyester
day.
j. Ross was locked up in the county jail
last night to answer to a charge OF sellln
liquor to Indians.
Rev. j. s. David, of Minneapolis, last even
ing addressed the Nationalist club on Co
operative Industry"
Miss Bainbrldge and pupils gave piano
recital last evening at Whitney music store,
on East Third street.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
William Mosley and Sophie Hermann, DO
seph Bernatsky and Annie Sattler.
James w. Warner was admitted yesterday
to practice law in the Minnesota courts on a
certificate from the territory of Dakota.
Henry Willard, T. +. Cakes and others Wis
ited the Union stockyards, South ST. Paul,
yesterday as guests of A. B. Stickney and
Ansel Oppenheim.
musical and literary entertainment IS
being prepared by the children of st. Mar
garets guild. The affair will be held at the
West side opera house May l.
At the Clinton Avenue Methodist church a
carnival of seasons is in progress, and large
audience marks each evenings progress.
The church is prettily decorated.
slight accident to the motor train yester-
day morning at the foot of jackson street,
caused amomentary excitement among the
passengers. but no damage is reported.
W. II. Kliver general vice president of the
carpenters brotherhood. will address an
open meeting of carpenters at the hall, cor
ner of Third and Exchange streets tonight.
Saeed classes will be held by the Stenogra
piers Business association Monday Thurs
day and Saturday evenings at o'clock. D.
W Rank will be superintendent of all the
classes.
The State bank of Jackson has sent to the
public examiner certificate of organization,
and i'll return Mr.. Kenyon has authorized
the bank to do business. The capital stock
is S25, 600.
The West side building boom opens this
spring with the beginning of $4,000
building on South Wabasha street by Paul
Martin. The plans for the structure were
approved yesterday.
A reception will be rendered the clergy of
the city by the ladies of St Johns parish in
honor of Rev. and Mrs. II. s. Clapp. The
event will occur in the parlors of st. john
church on the evening Of the 22d,
Again yesterday the board of public works
wrestled over the question of widening
Rondo street, and listened to the opinions,
pro anu cUU, VI property ONueIo. NC Ah''l-
ter will come up again Wednesday next.
James FIR ench, scavenger, was arrested
last night by Special officer Fisher while in
the act of piling lot OF gas pipe into his
cart in the rear of Dwyer Bros Third street
store. He was locked up on a petty larceny
charge.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Evangelistic club will
meet in the chapel of the association this
evening at clock, and all young men in
terested in Bible study are invited to meet
with it and take up the study of the Sunday
school lesson.
Mayor Krepper, of Falkland, KY, has sent
out circular letter to mayors in other cities
asking aid for the cyclone sufferers Ill his
bailiwlck. Mayor Smith received one yester-
day. 1t is claimed that Falkland suffered far
more in proportion than Louisville.
Inquiring teachers have written to the
state superintendent of public instruction
asking whether Good Friday was legal holt
daY, and whether they might collect pay for
that day. The superintendent answers that
they cannot 1t is only commercial holi-
day.
There will be meeting for men only in
the gymnasium of the Y. NJ. C. A. Sunday
afternoon ut $3.50 o'clock, consisting Of q
song and praise service, accompanied by an
orchestra. A pleasant ana profitable time
is expected. welcome is extended to all
corners.
Yesterday morning Judge Burr sentenced
Little Annie Rooney and Mrs Kelly to the
workhouse for thirty days each. Last even
ing the shanty of Little Annie, at the head
of Westminster street, was destroyed by fire
The loss is small.
The first fire engine ever built in st. Paul is
now in course of construction by the Watrons
Engine company for the new fire station to
be opened on Randolph street in May. The
board of fire commissioners has decided TO
name the new engine the Robert A. Smith,
after Mayor Smith.
Weather Agent Lyons predicts for to- y
fair weather, with slightly cooler tempera
ture. There are no storm indications notice
able at present. though at this season the ad-
vent of wind and rain storms of more or less
severity are liable to come upon us with re-
freshing abruptness and unannounced.
communication has been received at the
Educational association headquarters from
W. H. Shelley, superintendent of schools at
York. Pa. He announces therein that an eX-
rurson has been arranged to leave st. Paul
for the Pacific coast on July l.. 1t is eX-
peeted that many of the teachers will take
advantage of the cheap rates to visit the slope
An after Easter hop was given last evening
at the Portland hotel to the members of the
Young Irish-American club The dancing
occurred in the dining hall, which had been
decorated for the occasion, and about forty
couples were in attendance. very pleas
ing dance programme had been arranged and
the best of music was discoursed by Kieist's
orchestra.
The annual wall from the Sixth ward. APP
ropos of the deficient street sprinkling within
its limits, is heard even thus early in the sea
son. AS matter of fact, the condition OF
South Robert street in dusty weather is, and
always has been. a reproach to the city, and
the residents thereon are determined to take
the matter up in earnest, and make it an
issue in the spring election.
There was meeting of the board of man
ayers OF the state reform school at the Mer-
chants yesterday The only business done
was the confirmation of the contract of Mr.
Mather of Mankato, who is by it required t:
erect the main building of the reform
school at Red Wing by May 1, 1891. The
other buildings will not be erected until the
finances of the state will permit
Articles of incorporation were filed yester.
day with the secretary of state by the Titl'
Insurance company of Minneapolis. I'll,
company's capital stock is placed at $500,
600. The incorporators are Clinton Morri
son. Henry F. Brown, Elwood S. Corser
Louis F. Menage P. B. Winston, Max Heisch
field. j. Wander Hork, Charles P Lowell
Samuel HILL Samuel F. Pray, David P. Jones
Joseph r. Kingman, John F. Peterson, vii
lis A. james, L. A Condtt, Joseph W. John
son, William Fl. Dunwoody, James w. Griffin
John B. Atwater. all of Minneapolis, and A
r. McGill, of st. Anthony Park.
At the meeting held Yesterday of the par
board there were present Commissioner
Hendrickson. Ludden, Wedge, Schiffman
Van Slyke and Estabrook. Supt. Estabrook
submitted a report showing the progress
being made in tree planting in the variou
parks about the city, which was adopted. II
the matter of grading Mclean street through
to Lincoln park it was decided to ask thu
council to defer action i'll connection with
the street at present In the matter of ap
pointing a special policeman for duty al
Como park. Commissioner Hendrickscn
nominated man named Edward Lendig for
the place, and the board decid ed on recon