St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-26

having been on business
Bank clearings yesterday, $SS9,l7S. So;
for the week, S. S55, 1888; corresponding
week last year, S3,O55, 903.76.
Secretary Sherin was called to Winnebago
City by telegram last night to attend the
funeral of Robert Sherin, of that place
Miss Geneva E. Johnston, of Chicago was
the guest of Mrs. d. A. Curtice, 202 Pleasant
avenue, on Wednesday and Thursday last.
Fred Day, convicted of embezzlement OF
funds belonging to the West Publishing COM
pany, was taken to the reformatory yester-
day.
Health Office bulletin yesterday: Scarlet
fever at 1Sl East Isabel, diphtheria at 1046
Arcade; twelve births, two marriages, five
deaths.
Ting st. Paul club. social organization,
met at the Metropolitan last night to elect
officers, but adjourned without obtaining
quorum.
Col. fra Chase, Of Danville, heutenantgov-
ernor of Indiana. will preach this morning
at Christian chapel, corner of Louis and Car
roll streets.
Dave Anderson, proprietor OF jackson
street restaurant, was full aud fourishing a
revolver yesterday. and was locked up at the
central station.
United States Marshal Campbell returned.
yesterday from business trip to Duluth. BE
thinks that one of the prospective great cities
of the Northwest.
The Society Vega will give its ninth an
nual masquerade at the hall on East Seventh
street, On Feb. =. For the best costume a
prize of $50 will be given.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. A. Curtice, of 2O2 Pleasant
avenue, have extended invitations to their
friends to their twenty-fifth marriage ami
Yersary, Friday evening, Jan. 81.
An incipient fire in the rear of Harrison &
Bearers store, yesterday morning at 10
o'clock, was put out by Officer Godfrey with
out calling the fire department.
Maj. B. P. Shuler, Indian agent Tor the
Chippewa Indians, with headquarters at
White Earth, made q call at the United
States marshal's office yesterday.
Fred Mulsehter, convicted of larceny, and
Ed Flanagan, convicted of the burglary of
Hundts tailor shop, were taken to the re-
formatory at ST. Cloud yesterday.
The thaw of yesterday melted the ice and
snow on the block on Fifth near Franklin
until it fell in such quantities as to endanger
the safety of passing pedestrians.
James Sullivan. who made the attempt to
break jail FRIDAY. was taken to the peuiten-
1AoAJ ySStSANoy W oCINC a SSDlCIlSO
for grand larceny in the second degree.
The new house of the late Matt Breen, at
&c College avenue, caught fire last evening
from defective furnace. The blaze was
extinguished with merely nominal damage
A man named .Payshekeshig, who was con-
victed by the United States commissioner a t
Detroit for selling liquors to Indians. was
lodged in the Ramsey county Jail last night.
Mott ,bo &C.
starting on the downward path, was arrested
from Seventh street saloon yesterday by
Officer Davis, and held on q charge of being
disorderly.
The Relief society is very much in need of
one heating stove and two small cooking
stoves. If any one having them will drop
postal card the.society will send for them, and
they will confer great favor on three worthy
families.
st. Paul Lodge No. II installed the fol-
lowing officers for 1890: By D. D. G. NJ. W.
j. E. Froiseth; NJ E. B. Burge: F. NJ. Woods;
o. n. v. Buck: Rec, E. B. Burge; Fin. Il.
Manship; Rec, j. E. Froiseth G., Chris
Gran; 1. W., S. e. Blair; o. W., B. Zohn;
Med Ex, DR.. A. L. Whitcomb.
Yesterday afternoon the board of public
works approved the specifications for the
grading Of CORTLAND avenue, from Lake
Como to the northern city limits and also
for the grading of Rice street. A new first
assessment was ordered for Carpenter park,
covering the same district as those hereto
fore.
On account Of change in the New York
management of the Divide Musin Concert
company, Mr.. Musin has been compelled to
postpone his st. Paul date IN the star course
from Jan. % to Tuesday Feb. %. The next
entertainment will be by Max O,Rell, the
great French wit and satirist, on Tuesday,
Feb. 10.
The members OF st. Vincent's Total Alb
stinence society held a very interesting rally
before the inmates of the st. Paul Work
house on Thursday evening. After choice
music, songs and Rotations had been dis
coursed, Rev. Father Cosgrove delivered a
very impressive lecture, which had a most
beneficial effect ffty-two of the prisoners at
once responding to his appeal and taking the
total abstinence pledge for one year. The
society intends to avail of Supt. Fitzgerald's
kindness by giving another rally soon again.
The work of the school of Passiui is but
little known in st. Paul. Although, as one
of the first water colorists of Europe, his
reputation on the continent is transcribed
by none. There is now on exhibition at
Stevens & Robertson's a collection of water
colors by Peter Wolfe, pupil of Passinis,
that is very fine. Wolfe is now a resident
of this country and his works now here are
American subjects-mostly Southern scenes.
The collection in its entirety is one of marked
fineness. The faithfulness with which old
French scenes of New Orleans have been
reproduced and the spirit of the compost
lions call for more than ordinary attention
from the student. The exhibition has at
tracted considerable attention from citizens
of ST. Paul who have been abroad and know
of Passinis methods and work.