St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-16
SAINT PAUL.
REPORTERS ROUNDUP.

Capt. Ed Slmonton has gone South for
months pleasure trip
The Veterans Protective league held a
meeting last nightln Judge Burrs municipal
court room.
Mai. B. f. Wright has returned from New
York, where he was called by the serious Ill
ness of his son.
Mrs. Ella Burton, of Ashland, Wis, is
visiting her friend, Mrs. II. W. bennett, III
West Nipth street.
The city engineer is of the opinion that the
masonry for the Broadway bridge VIII De
completed in six weeks.
CT. Parker, superintendent OF agencies
for the Indemnity Life Insurance company,
was in the city yesterday.
The rattle for the pacing horse william
Henry has been again postponed. Inc date
now announced is April 20.
Scarlet fever is reported at 157 Lafond' as
Partridge, 267 Andrew, and at the corner Oh
Annapolis and Concord streets
John Boness, a tinworker employed IN
Third street factory, had his finger padY
mangled in a machine yesterday forenoon.
The Young Irish-American club Will give
their Easter party on Friday evening, at the
Portland. Carriages can ne ordered Tor 'oo'
Burke Phelan, nephew of James Phelan,
the Oldest resident Of Boone county, 10. VINO
died Monday evening, lett last evening W NC
present at the funeral.
Rev. DR.. Stetson, president of the Baptist
college at Des Moines To-, will deliver lee
ture at the First Baptist church III this city
the latter part of the month.
The sum of S2,575 has been subscribed
towards the expenses of the forthcoming ed
vocational convention. This is III addition 10
the So, 900 appropriated by the city council.
The proprietors of the Grand Island, Neb.,
sugar refinery are in correspondence with
the industrial union relative to proposed
removal of the entire manufacturing plant 10
st. Paul.
Yesterday was the twenty-fifth anniversary
of John Roche's occupancy OF the city comp
trollership. Mr.. Roehe's election III May VIII
make the fourteenth time that he mas peen
chosen for the position.
Nearly all of last nights meeting OF the
South ST. Paul council was devoted 10 school
matters. The appointment of a teacher for
the Lincoln school in the South Park district
was considered and referred.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
A. Knox Taylor and Lucy Wharry, NICK
Keefer and Maggie Baum, Nick Lemmer and
Lena HOrS, JOnn n. AllueISou anu Llly %nS'''
Frederick E. Muller and Jennie Wallace.
Ed Pippin worthless fellow who lives OFF
the proceeds of his wife's hard labor
whipped the woman last night because she
had no money to give him. He was arrested.
The Pippins live on the upper river flats.
An effort is being made to secure date for
a lecture in this city by Bertram helghtly, OF
London. OIL 1.-THE Theosphical Conception OF
Evolution" Prof. Keightly will be in st.
Paul. from lecture tour in the West, on
May 5. W.
Capt. W. H. Whelan, the noted temper
ance lecturer, has been engaged by the west
side pastors for a week of gospel temperance
services OF an union character, at the CLINTON
Avenue NJ. E. church. beginning on Sunday
evening next
Louis Pavian was hustling around yester-
day. He saw that about twenty men secured
naturalization papers and were registered,
preparatory to exercising the right OF AmerI-
can citizenship. He said every one of them
is straight Democrat.
An accident occurred yesterday on Wa
basha street, resulting in broken arm to
Abner Holmes Holmes was cleaning win
dows from q step ladder, which upset,
throwing him to the ground. He was taken
to his home on Fort street.
very enjoyable social was held at the
rooms of the Young Woman's Friendly asso-
citation last evening Among those contrib
uting to the musical programme were Misses
Cook. DYE, Peterson, Blackwell Reatz and
Koch. Miss Virginia Ogden recited several
selections very credItably.
The ST. Paul Gas company gave banquet
yesterday to all corners at the headquarters
Third street. The excellence OF the stoves
for all purposes was clearly demonstrated.
and fully 500 people were entertained dur
ing the afternoon.
J.B. Montgomery. through his attorney,
Euoch johnson, has applied for a writ of
habeas corpus asking that he be discharged
from the workhouse, where he had been sent
for sixty days, charged with drunkenness.
Judge " Wilkins has set the hearing for Thurs
day at 10 a. m.
To-day the board of public works will con-
slider the ACCESSIBILITY of grading Sydney
street. Proposed sewers on Sryker, Martin
and Western avenues will also be acted upon.
The property owners of Rondo street will
be given hearing at 10 o'clock in reference
to widening that thoroughfare.
Among those who will participate in Mrs.
Nettie Fuller Snyder's testimonial at the
Newmarket the oath inst. are the following
well-known local artists: Seibert's orchestra,
Fred Johnston. Miss Hess Miss Nabersberg,
Mrs. Snyder Mrs. G. B. Yale, Mr. and Mrs.
De Wolf Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Harry S. Ash
and the Hayden quartette.
Yesterday morning. as Charles Hartman
was out in boat on the river, near Banholz-
er's brewery, he was seized with an epileptic
fit, and fell into the water At the risk OF
his own life, Ed Poucher fastened to Hart
mans relief and with great effort succeeded
in rescuing him from watery grave.
w. c. Campbell, who returned yesterday
from trip through the Dakotas. stated las
evening to GLOBE reporter that the farmers
in several counties in North Dakota were
sowing oats by moonlight Ill last week. The
recent rains interfered with seeding, and
this method is adopted to prevent possibil-
ity of being again caught unprepared.
A man named Oscar Calig was almost
drowned on the south side of the river yes
terday. He had been hauling water and was
dipping up the fluid with pail and trans
ferring it to tank wagon when he was taken
with fits and would not have lived to tell the
story but for the efforts Of several pedestri-
ans who had witnessed his seizure from the
Robert street bridge.
Last evening the marriage occurred at Ine
residence of the BRIDES parents in MinneaD-
oils of Sidney Degnan, of Hastings, to Miss
Amelia Gale The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev. David Dorr, who by a
curious coincidence did a similar service
Just twenty three years ago and at precisely
the same hour for the parents of the bride,
James c. Gale and Rosina Becker.
Three deeds were yesterday filed in the
register of deeds Office by which Ada E.
Harris becomes the final owner of lot 8 and
the west half of lot 10 in block Of Rice &
Irvine's addition to St. Paul. One deed is
from Patrick Harris and Ada E. harris, his
wife, of Baltimore, Nd, to Tunis F. Dean.
of Baltimore, the consideration being $751;
600; the other deeds are from Tunis F.
Dean to Ada E. Harris for the sane property.
Tkirty.two Italsan immigrants arrived in
this city Yesterday from Naples via New
York There were five women in the party,
which was met at the depot by delegation
of resident Italians and conducted to the
Italian colony in West st. Paul. The entire
outfit came near being fired back to the land
oo,o haforo having Now York If being