St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-15

ing shortly before II to a fire which wa,
burning in the roof of the one-story frame
house, SCI Wabasha street. corner of COLLEGE
avenue. The house was empty the tenant
having moved out yesterday afternoon. The
damage TO the building was Si50; owner and
insurance not known.
10 3. Bethany, of Clam Falls, Wis. came to
81. Paul yesterday in search of his runaway
wife, Ernestine Bellamy, who left home Sun
day with Herbert Robarge, a farm hand en-
ployed by her husband. Bellamy learned
that the couple left on the / o'clock train for
Minneapolis yesterday morning He followed
them half an hour later
DR.. Smith has addressed letters to a hun
dred representative citizens, asking the
greatest needs of st. Paul at the present
timer" Upon the basis of the answers to
question, What, in your Judgment, are the
these letters he will speak for the next three
Sunday mornings OH the social, financial, ed
ucational moral and religious phases of our
municipal life, at the regular hour for ser
vice at the Peoples church.
William Sails a railroad employe, resid-
ing at 229 Goodrich avenue, was found I'M
conscious yesterday at Seventh and Gross
man streets. The man was conveyed to 81.
Joseph hospital, where he was found 10 be
suffering from All overdose of morphine
Prompt remedies were administered, and The
man will recover. Sails is married.
Coroner Quinn held an autopsy yester day
afternoon on Benjamin Levy the mau who
was found dead on the ST. Paul d Duluth
tracks Monday morning A fracture was dis
closed at the base or the brain sufficient to
account for death. The dead mans friends
in Oregon have been communicated WITH
but as yet no reply has been received.
The Northwestern Manufacturing and
Supply company, of Minneapolis, yesterday
filed articles of incorporation with the sec
rotary of state, with ca pital stock $4,000.
The incorporates are Egbert Cowles, David
A. Williams, Charles w. Sexton, James NJ.
Boyd, Jr., of Minneapolis, Hugh r. Nc
Gregor and James f. Morton. of st. Paul
The state commissioner of labor Rev. L.
G. Powers, yesterday received notice that
the eighth annual convention of labor com
missioners will take place in Philadelphia
May 10 TO 80. The delegates will visit the
shlpyards, steel works and factories in and
near the city, and also go TO Baltimore 70 in
spect the famous steel works at that point
Rev. Mr.. Powers expects to attend the con-
yention and read some papers on labor sta
tistics.
Health Officer Hoyt has issued a statement
of the mortality of the city during the month
"a
CURED during the month, 299 births. and IS
marriages. In 1857 the deaths for March
were $50; in 1885, 1854; in 1889, 100: and in 1890,
Ill. The death rate per LOCO per annum for
the month was 3.76. That the recent IN
pleasant weather has been the case of many
Deaths is proved by the fact that thirty-four
deaths were caused by pneumonia. and a
total of fifty-six by diseases Of the respiratory
organs.
The following gentlemen, having success
fully passed the military examining board,
have been recommended for commissions:
Frank W. Atkinson, second lieutenant 10
captain, Company II, First regiment; Steiner
A. Leverson. corporal to second lieutenant,
Company G, First regiment; George Magin,
first sergeant TO second lieutenant, Company
ID, First regiment; Clifford L. Hilton, ser
geant to first lieutenant Company G. FRS
regiment. The governor will probably signt
the commissions during the week.