St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-25
STORIES OF THE STREET.

A case of diphtheria is reported at 1868
Earl street.
NJ. Hathaway. of Anoka, was a caller at
the capitol yesterday.
There will be a special meeting of the
board of education at 1880 this evening.
, The case of E. L. Rogers, charged with
shoplifting by Freld. Mailer & Co., has been
continued until this morning.
Vice President Dan Noon says the State
Agricultural society will be $4,000 ahead
after paying expenses of the fair
The fnterment of the mortal remains of
noon. The Junior Pioneers and the sons of
Hermann took charge of the funeral.
This evening Rev F. o. Holman D. D.,
will deliver the last OF series of lectures in
the First NJ. E. church. 1.-THE Citizen and
the Ballot is the subject of the lecture.
The young ladies' of Christ church guild
have taken charge of the decorations for
the harvest festival tomorrow evening. The
music. as usual, will be a great feature.
The Hayden Male -quartette will give
concert this evening at the King Street M.
E. church for the benefit of the-aboye church.
Miss Lennon will give several Rotations.
lecture on 'sPrinciples and Practice OF
Christian Science" is to tie delivered at
Westmoreland hall tomorrow evening by
Rev, +. s. Van Fps. of the Christian Science
Theological seminary, Chicago.
A meeting of prominent business men is
to be held for the purpose of selecting man
to take the census of manufacturing indus
tries in this city. d. j. McCardy is prom
inently mentioned for the Work.
The last performance of 1.-The Emigrant''
was given to a well-flled house at the Grand
Opera house last evening. Tonight and the
balance of the week Mr.. Baker and his clever
company appear in his greatest comedy en-
titled bismarck"
A. S. Tallmadge reports that he has at last
succeeded in obtaining all but one of the
deeds for shore property around Lake
Como. These deeds are necessary in order
to secure the park commission to carry out
the long promised boulevard scheme.
Observer Lyons. of the United States signal
Office Yesterday remarked that the present
weather was wonderful. The barometer is
above normal from the Rocky mountains to
the Eastern coast. Not drop of rain had
fallen in the Northwest and lake states, and
no sign of any was visible.
| The September number Of the Northwest
| ern Builder and Decorator is a superb pro-
| duction. Charming plates are given of the
{reSlQenceS OI John CrOSDv, MiIueupoilS, anu
| Mr.. Vaughn, Orange. N. j.; the De Winnie
| Press building, New York, and the New York
| Life Insurance company's building at Mon
| treal.
| Supervisor Smith is reported sick. A re
| porter called at his residence on Iglehar
street yesterday, and his wife said Mr..
Smith was confined to his bed. The doctor
had given orders that Mr.. Smith should no
be interviewed on census matters. To the long
hours devoted to census work was largely
lattributap bic his Illness.
| A delegation from Newport R. l.. consis
ing of Aid, C. H. Burdick, R. G. Cottrell, E
| Wyman Higbee and James A. Eddy. accom-
panied by P. S. Knaull, executive officer o.
the board of health were in the, city yester-
day, and, escorted by DR.. Henry F. Hoytwen
| on a tour of inspection to familiarize them
| selves with the azotine system of collecting
and destroying garbage. They leave to-day
| Last evening about 8, stray white horse
| was proceeding leisuriy up West Seventh
| near Tuscarora. At HI is a bakery, which
has driveway up to the barn at the back o
! the house. The horse walked up the en-
trance, and suddenly fell into the opening
| leading to the bakery. to the amazement o
the men at work The animal was killed BY
| the fall and as it was impossible to remov'
it without proper appliances. the bakers hat
to take out their bread by climbing through
the window.
| We resemble our Hats and Caps in one re
spect-always on ahead. The plymouth
l. lx<1,.x