St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-23
AT SUNDAY BREAKFAST.

There were fourteen births reported yester-
day.
Tomorrow the city treasurer will make his
March settlement with the county treasurer.
A teachers institute VIII be held this week
at lie Sueur, Fairmont, Winona and Preston.
c. L. Amin, of the city engineers Office,
is confined to his residence with a severe
cold.
Mrs. F. c. Abbott of 'The Portland" has
returned from a three months sojourn in the
South.
ST. Luke's Aid society will meet on Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Crom-
hey, 307 Olmsted street
Scarlet fever is at 6S2 Edmund street, 200
East Fourteenth street, and in the Colorado,
on st. Peter and Tenth Streets
Henry G. Blake, county superintendent Of
schools, returned from the East Friday, and
resumes the duties of his Office
0Robert Donahue. while drunk in saloon
on Seventh street, attempted to rob a man
named James. He was arrested.
John O'ConnOr Frank Sebastian and Dan
O'Brien, harness thieves were arrested last
evening by Detectives Daily and Koran.
During the absence of Gov. Merriam, Pri-
vote Secretary Elliott, assisted by Prime Min
lister Angel, occupies the char of state.
CW. W. Washburn, Spring Valley, and Rep
resentatives Sumner. of Hutchinson, and
Fleming of Brainerd, called on friends at
the capitol yesterday.
Matthew p. Gilbert has commenced an &C
ton against f. " Seguin to recover 5000,
claimed as eomission for securing a pur-
chaser for real estate.
II. II. Franklyn and wife will leave Tues
day for Cleveland, o., where Mr.. Franklyn
has manufacturing interests which compel
his presence in their management.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday.tc
John Lindquist and Annie Olson, Daniel q.
Brewick aud Lucia Clarke. Frank Nelson
and Mary Nelson, Gustav H. Finek and Au-
gusta ii. Smith.
A lamp explosion on Douglas street last
night did no damage. 1t gave the depart
menta run, and in going Chief Jackson's
cart was upset. Neither the chief nor his
horse was very seriously hurt.
st. Paul Council No. ., Order of Chosen
Friends meets the first and third Thursday
IN each month at their hail. odd Fellows
block, corner of Fifth and Wabasha Initia-
ton of five new members at the next meet
ing.
The GLOBE is in receipt Of a eommunica-
ton from the local bTicklayers union stating
that the union desires no protection from the
International Bricklayers' union. The let
ter reads: 1--WE work ten hours a day, not
eight or nine, for which we expect ten hours
pay, and we refuse to submit to examination
and classification as mechanics, claiming that
our work will compare favorably with that
Of the International men"
The students of The Curtis Business Col
lege gave an entertainment last evening in
the lecture hall of the college There was
present quite large audience of students
and their friends, and each number in turn
was received with great enthusiasm. The
program consisted of songs and instrumental
selections, IN addition to which several in
teresting declamations were delivered.
The friends of Mrs. S. F. Rohrer will be
panied to learn of the receipt of a telegram
advising of her death AT Canon City this
morning. Mrs. Roher has been I'm ill-health
for some time, and visited California and
Colorado thinking a change Of climate would
bring the desired benefit Her mother, Mrs.
George c. Harper, accompanied her, and win
return here Tuesday with her daughters re-
mains.
Washington lodge No. I2t, independent
Order of Good Templars, will celebrate its
fourth anniversary on next Friday evening.
Anattractive musical aud literary programme
has been arranged, and there will be a col
lation of toothsome ediDles served. The exc
ercises will be held at Relief Society hall,
Ill East Ninth street. and will consist OF
addresses by Rev. d. Morgan, Prof j. +,
Lindblom, and o. Wolf and others The
musical part of the programme will be looked
otter by Prof. f. Kalutfer, James Shea, f. +.
Clidester and ST. Anthony Hill orchestra.
There will be Rotations By Miss a. Baker,
James Howe and p. Oberg.