St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-07

pired term of Mr.. Knox. The appoint
ment is for term of three years.
Prof. j. T. McCleary, of the Mankato
normal school, who has been East, to
Toronto, Montreal. Detroit, and other cities,
in the interest OF the educational convention,
returned yesterday, and, after reporting TO
Secretary Sherin, went to Mankato.
Last evening the Peoples church lyceum
met in the assembly room and listened to the
following very entertaining programme:
Vocal solo, Miss Ash; division of Labor"
by Mr.. Straight; solo by Mr.. Knight; Mrs.
Beals Oh Art" and q banjo solo by MIR.
Goodrich.
Ernest C. Seely, of 5S1 Wabasha street,
died of quick consum piion yesterday fore
noon in his saloon NJ the corner of Fifth
AMI Cedar streets. He had been hopelessly
Ill for about two weeks. The deceased, who
was thfrty-nine years of age, cBme to St. Paul
about ten years ago. He leaves widow.
The will of Fred Emmert was admitted to
probate yesterday. The viii is dated April
%, 1855, and leaves the homestead and all
the household property 10 his widow, Annie
NJ. Emmert. and ali the real estate, subject
10 the payment of debts, 10 his widow and
TO lis children. Charles w, Emma L., George
Willie and Frederick E. Emmert, share and
share alike
Marriage licenses were issued to Martin D.
Murphy and Hannah Sheskerin, Martin Nc
Mapus and Phoebe Donahoe. Albert Kivasi-
groch and Annie LANCE Nicholas NJ Ecu
ge'le aud Mary 3. Housch, John Forstad and
Nalborg Tobiesen Thomas Kelly and Jose
phine o Earroll, Joseph Zeugerly and Kittie
Housch, Pa rick Kelly and Mary o. Neil.
y meeting of the managers of the Waseea
Chautauqua assembly was held over the
Northwestern book store yesterday morning.
1t was finally decided to hold the seventh an
nual assembly from July 8 to the 18th. The
scope OF the work Will be greatly extended
this year, six district departments being es-
tablished, among which will be departments
of arts, science, music, theology and normal
instruction.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Fire
Department Relief associa an was held last
night at No. engine house. The quarterly
report of Treasurer Tubbesing shows total
fund in the bank of S23. a. The disburse-
ments for benefits during the quarter were
$50. John w. Farley was expelled from
the association for non-payment of dues.
Merrick brothers. dealers i'll ladies and
gents furnishings and notions, at 80 and 40
East Third street. have made an assignment
to Oscar NJ. Metcalf of all their property as
COupdlly anu oNHeu DN lueiu inuihlutidlIy
to pay their debts. The alleged causes of in
solvency are losses in business William W
Merrick recently brought suit against the
firm for Sl.5G0, and guarnished the Nation
al German American bank.
Scarcely Oh e in If time viii such an
event as a quadruple wedding occur, and yet
that IS just what may be inferred from the
record of marriage licenses issued in the
clerks Office of the district court Yesterday.
Nj holas NJ. Zengerle was licensed to wed
Mary B. Housch. and joseph Zengerle pro-
cured a like authority TO make niLtIe Housch
his wife The men are brothers and the IA
dies sisters. 1t may be sand with peculiar APP
plIcauon. this Is strictly fam ly affair.
Mayor Smi h yesterday dismissed the
charges prefe red against Police SERGEANT
Jerry Sullivan. OF the West side station. by
Karl Oxman, a grocer. of 235 East Fairfield
avenue. Oxman complained because the
officer would not arrest several boys whom
he accused of shattering one OF his window
paies. The boys were subsequently arrested
OH u warrant and discharged for want of
evidence.
A! the meeting of the city council tonight
building inspector and city printer will
be elected, nj it is quite proba lie that a
contract will be awarded for street lighting
by gasoline in the outskirts. All are impor-
tant matters, more or less money being in
v)ived, and as neither the Democratic nor
Republ can aldermen have entered into eau.
Gus ii is dollars to doughnuts that the session
will be a noisy one. The situation, which
was carefully reviewed in Sundays GLOBE,
seems 10 remain unchanged.