St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-23
TWINKLES.

Scarlet fever at 90 wilkin street was re-
ported at the health Office yesterday.
To-day Is the last opportunity for attorneys
to file notices of cases for the October term
Of the district court.
William Giesking for cruelty treating
horse, was, on complaint of Agent Hutchins.
of the humane society, fined $40 il the mu-
nieipal court yesterday.
The progressive spiritualists win hold their
first annual sociable this evening at Mrs
Yeager's, 323 Nelson avenue. Refreshments
viii be served and entertainment for all. A
cordial invitation is extended.
United States Marshal j. E Donahower,
W. A. Spencer, of the United States district
court, and other officials, are at Fergus Falls
attending the federal courts. The term is
being held by Judge Thomas of Fargo.
The remains of Frank Delano, of 800 Ohm
sted street, son of ex-Fire Warden Delano,
were inferred yesterday at Oakland. De-
ceased was drowned at Gray Cloud Sunday.
The cortege was made up of fifty carriages.
William Wheeler, of Marshall, recently ap-
pointed weigher by the railway and ware
house commission, and L. G. Garrett of
Rapidan. appointed assistant weigher, filed
their bonds in the Office of the secretary OF
state yesterday.
a circular letter to the grain growers ana
shippers of the state. 1t will give instruc-
tons that Will be Of lnestimable value to
these people relative 10 the care and ship
ment of smut and frost-bitten wheat.
The fire department received call yester
day afternoon for a fire at the livery stable
443 Robert street, owned by the Irwin Mar
shall estate. A pipe running to the top of
the building became filed with sewer gas
which exploded. No damage was done.
The d. & d. Electric Company OF Mime
apolis filed articles of incorporation with: the
secretary of state yesterday. The amount Of
the capital stock is $50 O0 AID the incorpor-
ators are Gilbert Donaldson, Thomas Davis
and Frederick G. James, of Minneapolis.
Rev. Robert H. Maclaren, of the Central
Presbyterian church, has received a call
from the Second Presbyterian church of San
Jose, Cal. The reverend gentleman is at
present in Brooklyn, n. Y. 1t is expected
he will accept the call.
Mrs Aurelia B. Dean died yesterday morn
ing at the residence of j. P. Gribben, 37S
Summit avenue. Deceased is the mother of
Hon. W, B. and John D. Dean and Mrs. j. p.
Gribben, and was the widow of the late Capt
William Dean, of Pittsburg, Pa. The funeral
will occur this afternoon at o'clock.
At the meeting of the retail clerks this
evening arrangements will be made for a
series of open meetings, at which literary
and musical features will be prominent. An
opportunity is given lady clerks to join the
union upon application to Secretary Nash.
The new working cards will be distributed
this evening.
The latest addition to the social clubs of
the city is the c club composed of the pri-
Yates of Company c. The society is of re-
cent organization, but it is strong in numbers
and enthusiasm, and bids fair to rival many
older clubs before the season is over. Its
hrst social function, for which invitations
are already issued, will be a hop at the ar
mory Oct IL. Great preparations are being
made for the entertainment and its success
is assured.
The pocket reference books of city affairs,
annually issued from the city clerks Office,
were delivered yesterday and the reading
matter reflects great credit upon City Clerk
Prendergast. the compiler The little vol
ume gives full list of city officials, the
dates of meeting of various bodies, the rules
governing licenses and cab fares, list of fire
alarm boxes, location of police stations,
mail carriers routes, postal rules, routes of
street cars. and a hundred othes matters of
general interest