St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-02
SAINT PAUL.
ODDS AND ENDS.
feuer is at aa4 Sims street.

pThe council committee on streets Will
meet tonight.
During April the fire department answered
thirty-nine alarms.
Five marriages, twenty-seven births and
three deaths yesterday.
The Vaidis Sisters arc drawing .phenomen'
allv AT the Harris. Matinee tomorrow.
Supervising Inspector of Steam Vessels
Sloane has gone to Galena, Ill.,, for a few
days.
Yesterday $751; 900 was paid to the ponce
md fire departments and city employes-sal =
nries for April.
The inspector of buildings issued 40 per
mits during April, the estimated cost OF
which is $796. 4s5.
Maxfield & Seabury have sued c. Fl. Colby
and Toogood to recover balance OF So4.|2
for merchandise sold.
The advance sale of seats for the Wilbur
Opera company in "Erminie," is now pro-
crossing at the Harris.
Those assessed for Indian Mound Park,
will have a hearing before the board OF pub
lie works to-day at p. m.
John Bues has commenced an action
against Douglas H. Tandy and others, to en-
force mechanics lien for $3.50.
The internal revenue collections by Marcus
johnson for the month of April aggregated
the munifcent sum of S2J2.2l2.62.
A woodshed in the rear of a house at the
corner of Minnesota and St Paul streets was
partially burned last evening, Loss trifiing
The several insurance agents of st. Paul
have signed an agreement TO close at p. m.
on Saturdays from May 3 to Sept. l, lnclus-
I've.
Maxfeld & seabury have commenced an
action against Anderson d Severson to re-
cover a balance of S125.40 on merchandise
sold.
The regular monthly meeting of the board
of the ''Women's Christian Home" Will be
held at 10 a, IN. to-day at the corner of John
and Olmsted streets.
The Myrtle Leaf Social club gives May
party at Miller's hah, corner Fifth and
Maria, this evening. to which all their friends
are respectfully invited.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Herman Relon and Lena Engerbrecht f. Ii.
Erikson and Mary Lundeen, Thorwald Lee
and Randi Belangsan.
The National Bank of Chambersburg has
commenced an action against the North
western Machinery company to recover
1864, 04 on a promissOry note.
The benefit at Turner hall next Tuesday,
for the Women's E. and l. association, prom
Uses to be worthy of patronage. Mr. and
Mrs. Huebner have charge of the dramatic
arrangements.
AT the National club this evening, at Al
West Fourth street, the meeting will be adj
dressed by Mr.. S. l.. Pierce. The Nationalist
magazine for April will be there for sale at
10 cents per copy.
Morris C. Listo of Rochester. has been as
signed 10 duty by Collector of Internal Reve-
nue. johnson as storekeeper at the South
Paul distillerySSyice j.. P. Pond, whose com
mission has eenrevoked.
Collector of Customs Edwards has received
official notice from A. R. Tingle, supervising
special agent at Washington that P. j. Nc
Cabe has been appointed an immigrant in
spectOr his official station TO be at ST. Paul.
A very interesting and unique entertain
ment will be given this evening at Unity
club rooms. "Signor j. Axtaxerxes Om-
bogge, with his unparalleled and unheard of
slliccn-thaumaturgical wax works. will
be the attraction.
Census Enumeration Smith says there are
vacancies for thirty additional enumerators
at the coming census There have been ten
applications of incompetent persons to one
who is competent. The taking of the census
will commence the first Monday III June.
Gen. Edwin Dunn, of Eyota, president of
the state prison board of managers, was in
the city Yesterday. He would say nothing
relative 10 the prison board and its investiga.
ton for the establishment Of twine manu-
factory at the state prison.
A citizens mass meeting lin the interest of
80 I,oIl h.
jackson street rink, corner Jackson and
Tenth streets Monday evening. May s. Ad-
dresses will be given by Thomas Cochra Il,
Jr., Rev J. E. Smith. D. D.. Rev. W. W. Daw-
lev and others. Ladies are invited.
Secretary Phelps, Of the Manufacturers
Loan and Investment company, stated yes
terday that 800. 900 had been subscribed this
week to the capital stock of the Industrial
Union scheme. EX-Gov. Ramsey and r. S.
Munger are among the subscribers of $4,000
each.
G. W. Magee yesterday formally took pos
session of the Metropolitan Hotel. Whitney
Wall will continue to manage the hotel fol
two weeks at least, when Mr.. Magee will be
in a position to do so himself Alex. Hard
ing, an old timer at this hotel has been Sc
lected to fill the position of cashier and book
keeper.
The st. Anthony Park people have made
arrangements for an Arbor day jubilee to
day. The programme is very elaborate one
and an organized effort will be made to plan
shade trees on all graded streets Lunch
will be served by the ladies and addresses
made by Hon. A. r. McGill and prominen
Twin City citizens. Charles II. Pratt is chair
man of the general committee.
e
Endeavor of the Bethany church, corner
Winifred street and Stryker avenue, will
give musical and literary entertainment
this evening, to which all are invited. /
good programme has been carefully ar
ranged, and refreshments will be served
consisting of ice cream, cake, etc.
The county commissioners some time age
passed g resolution permitting the board Of
control to select delegate TO the annua
meeting of the National Association OF Coz
reetions and Charities which is to be held q
Baltimore, Md, Oh May ID. Yesterday tn
board of control, by resolution, selected l.
P. Wright, one of It's members, to be the dele
gate.
Yesterday the board of public works com
pleted the assessments for the widening @
West Seventh street. from Tuscarora stree
to the bridge at Fort Smelling, and the in
provement which has so long dragged is no.
an assured thing. Assessment notices wer
issued for grading Cook. Lawson and Jenk
streets, from Courtland down to the railwa
tracks The grading Of Sydney and Coco
rich avenues were confirmed, as were tn
sewers on Martin, Western and Stryker ave
nues.
PERSONALS.