St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-25

eff death. The certificate OF death read 'the
father alleges that the child died on that
date The issuance of such certificate is
irregular, and the cause of death will De in
quired into.
When the legislature made an appropria-
ton for the university of Sl20 600, and looked
about for other ways to spend money, it for
got an appropriation of $4,000 to support a
ball team and boat crew at the university.
The Sunday school of the Germania turn
yerein will give pleasing entertainment to-
night at Turner hall. The programme will
be made up of declarations, songs, tableaux
and little comedy, all given by the children.
Gen. Ord post G. A. R., held an interesting
meeting last night. Two men were mustered
in and applications from seven other vet
Grams were received, and they will be mus
tered in at the next meeting. Arrangements
for Decoration day were partly completed.
man named John McIntuffer, engaged
in shingling house on Isabel street, fell
from the roof distance of twenty-five feet
yesterday afternoon and broke his arm. He
was taken to his residence on Page street and
his injuries were dressed. He will recover.
The Bible class for the study of the Sunday
school lesson will meet as usual in the chapel
of the Young Mems Christian association at
O'Clock tonight. Subject for study, Min
even Brought to Repentance" The public
is cordially invited. General Secretary Hor-
ton, leader.
The health Office reports but few cases OF
contagious disease. AS compared with past
years, the health of the city at this time is
good. Improved sanitary arrangements and
the extension of the sewer system are re-
sponsible for the satisfactory condition in
this regard.
Alonzo Brennan, OF 53S Robert street was
passing the Y. Nj. G. A. foundations at Tenth
and Minnesota streets yesterday when he
saw child struggling in the water, with
which the pit is tiled to the depth of five
feet. Brennan jumped into the hole. and
rescued the youngster in an unconscious
condition.
The Young Mems Christian association will
hold their meeting for men in the new
church, Cedar street, opposite the CAPITOL at
$3.50 O'Clock, Sunday afternoon. Rev. W. II.
Butrick will address the meeting on the sub
ject Anchors That Hold" Prof. George E.
Mussey will conduct the music. Ali young
men invited.
A glance at the building records OF this
spring and last shows that the latter was
characterized by heavier building than the
former up to date. When it is considered,
however, that building began month later
this year than last, the fact becomes appar-
ent that there has been remarkable activity
in building since the latter became possible.
Arthur Quincy, seventeen-year-old boy
of respectable parents of Saltwater, was in
dicted by the federal grand jury at Mankato
on Tuesday for stealing package from the
Saltwater postoffice. He pleaded guilty, and
was on Thursday sentenced to the st. Cloud
reformatory for one year. The boys parents
gave no attention to him after being arrested
for the offense.
Lieut.. JamesWilliams. of Engine Company
No. s, was severely injured by an accident al
the company headquarters yesterday morn
ing. An old pulley wheel of the Martin fire
escape, attached to the front of the house las
summer, broke under a strain, and a piece OF
the metal struck Williams, who was standing
beneath DR.. Miller attended the injured
man. His wound is serious, but he will re
cover.
Pat Shannessy, a grocer, twenty niue years
old, appeared in the municipal court yester
| day morning on charge OF being drunk. He
was fined $40 and set at freedom. Last even
| ing Pat went around town and INDUCED his
taste for whisky, and at II was in mos
hilarious and ugly condition. He ran agains
| officer Rose at the union depot, and being
| abusive was placed under arrest. He tried tc
reach his hip pocket, but the officer was toe
| quick for him, and pinioned him in his
| grasp A Smith q Wesson revolver, fully
loaded, was found in his pocket and he wa!
sent to the central station, where he wa'
| charged with being drunk and carrying con
| cealed weapons.