St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-02
FOR SUNDAY BREAKFAST.

The state library is closed while some re-
pairs are being made in the rooms.
The Sacred Thirst society will meet Tues
day evening al 8 o'clock in Cretin hall
The committee on streets of the board of
aldermen meets tomorrow at 7:3J o'clock.
During the mouth of July the number of
marriage licenses reported was So; births,
BIZ; deaths, 217.
Scarlet fever at 81 East Colorado street and
diphtheria at $50 York street were reported at
the health office yesterday.
During the past month 1872 permits were
issued by the building inspector with an ag-
gregate estimated value of S22i6)0
An open air Scandinavian mass meeting
viii be held at the east end of the viaduct at
Union Park this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
There will be a meeting held at the hall
corner Case and Burr streets Thursday even
ing for the purpose of organizing lodge of
the Sexennial league.
Mayor Smith stated Yesterday that he had
neither signed or vetoed the Sweeney resolu-
tons. He ha sthe matter under considera-
ton and would act upon it by tomorrow.
Robert r. Dunn. named as assignee by
Benjamin F. Ferriss, of the Astoria, re-
signed The ST. Paul Title Insurance and
Trust Company was thereupon appointed by
Judge Kerr.
The body of an infant was found last even
ing III a vacant shed on ST. Clair street Cor
oner Quinn ordered its removal to the I'M
dertaking establishment of Gross & Dohm,
on West Third street
stephen Dawson, peddler was arrested
yesterday by Detective Enright for stealing
quantity of oats from a car in the union
depot yards. He was charged in the mu-
nicipai court and remanded until tomorrow.
The International Compressed Fuel COM
pany filed articles Of Incorporation yester-
day. It's capital stock is 100000. and its
place of business St Paul It's incorporates
are Messrs. W. B. Mcclure, Edward Corning
andiThomas F. Fauntleroy, all of st. Paul.
Thomas Davis, who has served a five
years term at saltwater for passing counter
felt money, was discharged yesterday. He
appeared before United states Commissioner
McCafferty and made oath that he was with
out means and was released from paying the
800 fine imposed as part of his sentence.
Last Thursday the children OF the German
Catholic orphan asylum were the guests at
picnic at Bass lake, given by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mitsch and MI. and Mrs. Sonnen. In
the evening the county commissioners called
upon MT. anu MIS-. SOuueu, ANU dIlet par
taking of an elegant lunch. listened TO num-
Der of songs rendered by the children, who
were in charge of the sisters of the asylum.
AT the meeting of the joint court house and
city hall committee, alterations were ordered
in the municipal court room by putting up
new railing and partition. The county
auditor was authorized to advertise for bids
to do the work. The smoke stack will re-
ceiye coat of paint. The county auditor
was instructed to advertise for bids for coal
for the ensuingyear a. L. Hammond & Co.
were awarded the contract for taking care of
the clock.
The gospel temperance meetings which
have been held in the Floating Bethel, foot
of Sibley street. every Friday evening since
the Bethel was dedicated, have increased in
interest until the managers feel justified in
announcing that their meetings will, be held
every evening this week except Saturday
The meeting Sabbath evening will be in
charge of Rev. E. r. Pierce, chaplain ana
superintendent of the Bethel The members
of the Christian Endeavor and Epworth
league societies are expected to assist in all
of these services.