St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-07
SAINT PAUL.
ELECTION DAY JoTs.
There is dipntheria at SIS Case street.

There is diphtheria 5l5 Case street.
Manager Wells, of the Olympic, will BIT
rendered benefit during June.
Scarlet feyeris reported at the corner o.
Hall and Isabel street, West side
Judge Burr yesterday fined James Dubou
$40 for being disorderly on the streets.
Prof. S. S Carr. of the St Cloud cit!
schools, was visitor at the capitol yesterday
Six marriages, eight births and one death
were reported at the health office yesterday
Adiutant General Mullen went to Duluth
yesterday afternoon, and will be absent sew
eral days.
Mr. Horace Meeber. of this city, will be
married to-day at Red Wing, TO Miss Rachae
Samuels of that city.
Business about the city hall was practically
suspended yesterday the election taking
every persons attention.
Hon. E. Erickson, of Freedom county, wa:
Mt the capitol yesterday afternoon and left
for home in the afternoon.
E. K Cheadle principal of the public
schools at Cannon Falls, was caller at the
capitol Yesterday and returned home las
evening.
A bicycle club is being organized by the
muscular youths of the Sixth ward. Forty
young men have already expressed their in
tenhon of joining.
The regular business meeting of the retail
clothing clerks will occur this evening at 20
East Seventh street. a number of lady ap-
plcants viii be initiated.
John McDermott, youth of fifteen years
was sent to the reform school yesterday by
the judge of the municipal court. He was
charged with being disorderly and gener
ally bad boy.
largely attended meeting of the Meth
odist Social union was held last night at the
Oxford NJ. Z. church. Questions of i'm
portance to the welfare of the church were
discussed at length.
The Northern Pacific Express company
has postponed the removal of its general
offices, which was to have occurred early in
June, until late III September, when the
headquarters will be in Chicago.
A boy named Renaud was run down by a
cable car on East Seventh street yesterday,
and thrown about fifteen feet, luckily clear
of the track. With the exception OF slight
scalp wound, he escaped injury.
The Raglan lecture at the Central Park NJ.
Z. church last evening attracted large audi
ence. and the subject Treasures OF the
Rockies was handled by the lecturer in q
S:ghly interesting and instructive manner.
gov. Merriam and Attorney General Clapp
sill deliver addresses on the 18th, at
Weaver, Traverse county, and Herman,
Grant c3t;;.sy. The occasion is the anniver-
sary of the adoption of the constitution of
Norway.
A meeting of the Ministerial Association OF
the Twin Cities will be held at the First Bap-
fist church, st. Paul. on Monday next The
purpose is to discuss the federation of evan
gelical churches with view to the lettering
of the facilities for missionary work.
The Wilbur opera company played "Ermi-
ME- to a crowded house at the matinee yes
terday afternoon. Another matinee viii tie
given This afternoon, and again on Saturday
AFTERNOON. Hereafter, during the summer
season, there will be three matinee perform
aneeS weekly.
The recent snow storm which came upon
this vicinity between two suns verified the
prediction of kellogg, 1.-THE Blind Prophet,"
whose weather prophecies for the month in
cluded the storm The local weather bureau
bulletin calls for fair and warm weather for
this locality to-day.
A very pleasant social evening was spent
by large number of young people at the
Livingstone Avenue mission, at the corner
of Livingstone avenue and Annapolis street.
last evening. firsL-class musical pro-
gramme was given, and a number of recita-
lions were volunteered.
Fred W. Smith had an examination before
waited States Commissioner Tighe Yesterday
afternoon on q charge of Interfering with
mail matter Ill Minneapolis He was re.
quired to give bond i'll the sum of $500 for
his appearance to answer any indictment
found by the grand jury.
James H. Garfield, of Lawrence, Kan,
president of the National Educational asso-
citation. will arrive in st. Paul, Saturday, to
complete arrangements for the summer
meeting. A meeting of the local executive
committee will be held az the headquarters,
III the Ryan hotel. at 5 o'clock.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Louis G.. Neuzke and Louisa OFT, A E. Ham.
mond and Cora Moore, August Neudahl and
Amelia Merche. Charles G.. Anderson and
Carrie Nelson, Charles F. Figge and Alvina
Workman, Edward Ecklund and Emily John
son, Orlando Hart and Isadora Sevggins.
The Vaughn block, corner of Sibley and
Fourth streets, was damaged by fire at 2
O'Clock last evening to the extent of 500. A
courageous young woman employed in g
printing office ON the second floor started tc
make a descent npon the fire escape. She
was signalled to return by the modest fire
men.
A horse belonging to August Spehle, OF
West ST. Paul. was seized with blind stagger:
early yesterday morning and ran into the
river, drowning before rescue could be
effected. The owner is a poor man, ana hi:
fortunes will be adversely affected by the loss
of his horse, which was one of a team used in
street work.
Seven Cinnamon were at the union depoi
yesterday. en- route from Springfield, Ill, to
San Francisco. They have been engaged in
the laundry business in Springfield, and
stated to GLOBE reporter through the leader
of their party. Tsin Vain. that they ha q
been driven out of the town by the restrc-
tons imposed on their business by the city
government.
The fighting dog paddy" the same AMI.
mai which was so badly chewed up in the
fight with Pat Shanleys Rover Friday
night. is in a fair way to recover from the in
juries inflicted Oh that occasion. There is 8
sentiment among his admirers that Paddy
was not i'll condition, and probability exists
that the animals may be matched for another
contest.
The crews of the Minnesota Boat clut
which are to contest for supre macy in the
annual July regatta, are training carefully
and the events between the senior fours.
doubles and singles this year will be hard.
fought The st. Paul Boat club men are
also doing some work, and will turn out
some good crews for any events in which
they may enter.
AT next Fridays session of the trade and
labor assembly the organization of a state
federation will be considered to consist OF
delegates from all organized societies
throughout the state which are in sympathy
with the objects of the federation. The pur.
poses of the organization will be to promote
arbitration and prevent strikes; also to seeE
legislation beneficial to the working people
On Thursday evening masquerade carni
val will be given by the Ladies' Dancing
club at the hall on East Seventh street. The
reception committee will be composed Of
AIesdames II. T. Mead, A. L. Spaulding, j. B.
Blackman and o. B. Holmes. The judges
will he MeSsrS MOffett, Melton Snoroe md