St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-12
DOlNGS OF A DAY.

'We, Us & CO.. doing good business at
the Newmarket
One marriage, nine births and six deaths
were reported yesterday.
District Attorney Hay has returned from
business trip TO Crookston.
Sheriff j. E. Getman, of Dodge county,
called at the capitol yesterday.
l.. : smith. county attorney Of Chippewa
county. was capitol caller yesterday.
MERIDIAN Lodge No. l51, l. o. o. F., will
meet tonight and confer the first degree.
AL fraIernals are invited
Durant, one of the boys indicted for break
ing into H. p Hall house, will be tried IN
Judge wilkins court to-day.
DR.. II. S. Walrath was called to New York
yesterday by a telegram announcing the
serious illness of his only brother.
Evans and Hoey, with "A Parlor Match
will be at the Newmarket next week. The
advance sale begins this morning.
The residence of Charles Hoppe, on Stryker
avenue, West side, was damaged TO the eX'
tent of Sl50 by fire yesterday morning.
The board of regents of the state university
will meet in the executive chamber Mt the
state capitol, at 10 O'Clock Friday morning
next
Judge d. a. MCCdutllN W III 4CNtliiC 'i'
"The Thoughts That Cluster Around the
Irish Hearts Upon the Day They Celebrate
at ST. Peter on st. PatricE's night
The forthcoming report of the state com
missioner of labor statistics will show that
the public school enrolment and attendance
in Minnesota is very low-almost as low Us
that of Alaska.
Itisa settled fact that the SarasateD' Al
mill ba ujyv of "a
church on March 81, and ST. Paul will hear
the greatest pianist and the greatest YioliniSt
the world has produced.
4 The last social session of the Elks was such
a success that here sfter they will be held
regularly on the first Friday evening of each
month, The next one will take place in the
society hall, corner Fifth and Robert Streets
Friday evening, April /.
A box of goods was found yesterday near
Lexington avenue. near the tracks, and de
iivered to the police. The goods. II is be-
lieved by the police, were stolen from
freight car in the railway yards near the To-
cality where they were found.
The ST. Paul Athletic club has leased the
West side grounds for the coming year to the
st. Paul Base Ball club at Il rental of Sl,500.
with the proviso that the ball club fix up and
repair the seats. 1t is PROBABLE that benches
will replace the opera chairs in front rows,
where the crowd assemblies.
a fire broke out i'll one of the rooms in
the second story of the new EndicOtt block
at p, IN. Yesterday. The room was used for
storing paints and oils. and was also plenti-
fully bestrewn with shavings. II WSs
promptly put out by the fire department. and
500 will cover the loss.
The governor yesterday appointed Hon. y.
u. Werner, Of Minneapolis, as a member OF
the board of managers of the state reform
school, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Hon. f. W. Husher. AIR.
Werner formerly resided at Red Wing, put IS
now cashier OF the Scandinavian-Americ
Bank of Minneapolis.
The park board directed, at a SPECIAL meet
ing, that the improvement of Summit ave-
nue. boulevard from Lexington TO Cretin av-
enue be proceeded with, and also the i'm
proyement of Como park. The superintend-
ent was directed to give preference to home
nurseries in purchasing trees and shrnbbery
for the purpose where it was practical to
do so.
The Fidelity and Casualty Insurance com
pany has long been at war with Lloyd's
Plate Glass company, and the latter being
strictly devoted to plate glass insurance has
for several years opposed the state insurance
commissioners granting a license TO the
former on the ground of a NONCOMPLIANCE
with the law in the fact that it takes SO
many kinds of risks. Yesterday the attorney
general was appe aled TO by Insurance Com
missioner Bailey and he, after hearing Gen.
Sanborn Tor LlOyds and F. B. Kellogg for
the Fidelity and Casually, advised the issu-
RnCe Of the license.