St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-18
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THE DAYS DoINGs.

THE DA y DOlNGo.
Bank cIearings yesterday were $3.50. 26o.s1.
A Y. Merrill, county attorney Of AItkin,
was at the capitol yesterday.
Liquor licenses to the number Of PSI have
been issued by the cits clerk.
Scarlet fever is at 1851 Reaney and 612
Ellen streets. Three births were also reported
The city treasurer yesterday paid 81. 2s2.5o
city coupons and 81, $50 board OF education
coupons.
a dance and rattle for horse win take
place at the corner of Sycamore and Park
sTenue to night
The residence OF Thomas Cullen, 22o
Ramsey street, was slightly damaged by fire
at 4 a. m. yesterday.
Martin CAM, convicted Of larceny, was
yesterday taken to St Cloud refornatory in
charge of Deputy Burke.
The will of Matthias Breen was yesterday
admitted to probate. All the property is left
to his widow for life, and then to his chill
dren.
viii Brothers, who recently became in
Eolyent, have filed a schedule showing their
assets to be S1,556.36, and liabilities So
25L76.
Andrew Peterson entered into q recogni-
Eance before the district court yesterday for
his appearance to answer a complaint for
bastardy.
Anton ostru1n. captain Of the First troop
Minnesota cavalry. was yesterday appointed
q mounted patrolmen. to succeed August
Hopping. resigned.
The sale OF seats for the ''Paymaster' at
the Newmarket theater opens Wednesday
morning for the engagement which COM
nences Thursday night.
Marriage licenses were issues yesterday TO
Anton Donez and Catherine Travitsky, Pat
lick Donahue and Annie WEIGH, Christian
Wilson aud Suna Johnson.
The sum OF s.4OO was deposited IN bank
yesterday to the credit Of the collector OF in
teTnal revenue. That is the largest deposit
made in any one day for long period.
Sheriff Geddes. OF Blue Earth county. was
at the capitol yesterday en- route home from
Saltwater, where he mad located prisoner
EenteHced to eighteen months for rape.
A motion for a new Trial was argued before
Judge Bril- yesterday in the case Of Thayden,
recently convicted OF forgery in the second
degree The judge took the motion under
consideration.
DIR. 7. D. sinonton win lecture on Monday
evening, FEB. 81, at The House of HOPE
church, giving at the same time stereopu-
con exhibition Of views in England. Scotland
and Wales. The lecture is given in the in
terest of the American chapel in Berlin.
The Metropolitan Opera House company
yesterday completed their purchase OF the
entire site for the new theater. They paid
$1,000 to Mr.. Tierney, the commission mer-
Chant, who had long lease on q piece of
the Fifth street front, and will Tear away the
building at once.
Articles incorporating ''St. James PARISH
OF the Protestant Episcopal church were
yesterday fled with the register Of deeds
William Dunlap is senior warden; George
King. junior Wardea; yestrymen. E. HICKS,
Il. Bryant Henry Marsh, Henry Redpath
and Samuel Hicks.
Yesterday the board of public works hear d
testimony in reference 10 taking the West
Side property known as Garfield park. In
the afternoon the board awarded The con-
tract for building the seiby avenue bridge
over the Milwaukee tracks TO the Edge
Moore Bridge company for S69,O7I.73.
a certificate incorporating Vorwsert's
Lodge No. I6I, L o. o. F., was yesterday
fled with the register OF deeds The charter
members are Matthias Kuhl. Henry j. Peters,
z GoFe. FL. G. Kirseh, II. Deppe, E. G.
DeDpe, Aug Hohenstein. Paul johnson,
Theodore Linde, IL Wicker and A Deppe.
About 6 O'Clock last evening one OF Aliens
livery teams. attached TO eeab, got away from
the driver al the Fort Smelling bridge and
started 20 run At the West Seventh street
Car barns The cao was lodged against lamp
POST and the horses were caught The cab
Is almost demolished, bat the horses are not
severely injured
seats Tor the opening DAM concert, which
VIII Dc given at the Harris theater on Sunday
afternoon, are now on sale at the box Office
and Dyers. Whitney's and Raudenbushs
music stores The advance sale has already
been very large and promises a paced
house. The programme viii be announced
in day or two.and Prof. Danz says it will be
q musical surprise.
Tonight. at the Peoples church, Max
O'ReIl, the great French wit and satirist will
talk on "a National Gallery of Anglo-Saxon
Races" His books on English and Ameri-
can society have given him an immense rep
utation, and much interest is manifested to
see and hear him. The sale at Dyer's has
been very brisk, and large house is already
booked. After the lecture NJ. Blouet will be
entertained at the Minnesota club.
The subject of missions in the North India
Conference" was under consideration by the
Young Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Central Park NJ. z. church yesterday after
noon. Miss Bertha Bollinger had an inter-
esting paper on the history nd@hstoms of
the country, and Miss Rhoda smith read
Bishop Thoburn's account of woman's work
1n missions. The business meeting was de.
voted 10 the completion of ARRANGEMENTS for
the free public missionary meeting to be con-
Quoted by the young ladies on Friday even
ing.