St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-13
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Mme.' Boyd. of Minneapolis, is expected
home from Paris today.
F. NJ. Rutten and wife are at home after
six weeks stay with friends in Boston.
Aid. j. C. Haynes left last evening for a
three weeks business trip i'll Washington
and on the slope.
The Centenary ladies are to have a unique
entertainment at the church Friday, March
49, called ''Fish-Speu.
Louis Livingstone, a bright young boy, stole
30 cents from Emma Emmerson, and yester
day Judge Mahoney sent him TO the reform
school
The following marriage licenses were
issued Yesterday; Ole johnson and Lizzie
Josephson. Gustavus j. Hesson and Alvida
Jensen.
Arrangements have been nearly ompleted
for the publication of the new Pl ohibition
weekly. The first. number will b e out i'll q
couple of weeks.
John Anderson had his right hand badly
crushed yesterday while coupling cars in the
lumber yard of Backus & Co, POI Second
avenue south. He was taken TO the city hos
pitat
Mrs, Matthias Schmidt died yesterday at
the residence, OIL Fifth street south, aged
seventy. The funeral will be held Monday
morning, at 0 O'Clock. at St. Elizabeth's
church.
A private theatrical, entitled "A Box of
Monkeys, to be followed by dance. will
be given Monday evening at Cecilian hall.
Twenty fourth street and Fifth ayenne
SOUTH
1t was reported to the police Yesterday that
an unoccupied house at Eleventh avenue
northeast and Marshall street, was burglar
lied last night. The family was away from
the city.
Mike Smith who is employed iE Gordon's
saloon, PA First avenue south, got mad last
night and pushed his fist through the front
window. He cut the wrist of his right hand
badly, and when taken to the central DR..
Gibson dressed the wound.
Henry Seip, the brother of the unfortunate
Adeline Seip, who was found by the Newark
N. j. authorities wondering about the city in
demented condition, left for Newark last
night to bring his sister home.
Seven permits were issued at the building
inspectors office yesterday. These included
81 SIX .o1 minors at an estimated sn total cost OF
S2,495. and one at Sl.40O for two story frame
dwelling at 2651 Colfax avenue north. taken
out by Marcelle Guimont.
There was to have been lecture last
Wednesday night by Dr. Smith Baker, on the
'.UncroWneu King-Oliver Cromwell at
Park Avenue Congregational church, but on
account of the blizzard it was POSTPONED
until the coming Wednesday, March l6.
A. M. Voss, living about six miles from
Glencoe, arrived in the city last evening
with his son Henry, who had sustained
fracture of the hip bone by falling from
building. The patrol wagon took the boy to
St. Balnabas hospital, where he will be
treated.
The Minnesota alumni of Phi Delta Theta
will hold their annual dinner at the West
hotel at 6 o'clock next Tuesday evening. A
programme of toasts will follow the ban
quet which will be the first following the re-
organization of the chapter of Minnesota
university
Col. Hans Mattson, secretary Of state will
leave Monday evening on an extended tour
in the East and in Europe. The trip is partly
for his health and partly for business He
will visit Southern and Eastern points in the
United States, and afterward England, Hol-
land. Germany and Scandinavia
A euchre club from ST. Paul was very
pleasantly entertained last Thursday even
ing by Mr. and Mrs. Bowen at their home,
905 Fifth street southeast. Miss Maggie
Bowen won the ladies' progressive, George
Smith the gentlemen's progressive, and Ed
Keogh the lone hand prize.
petition is being circulated in Richfield
and the Thirteenth ward. asking that Nicol-
let avenue be opened from Twentieth street
to the city limits and that Minnehaha creek
be bridged on that thoroughfare. The
petition is receiving agreat many signers and
will be presented to the council at its next
meeting
The following cases of contagious diseases
were reported at the health Office yesterday:
Measles, 300S Fourteenth Eavenue south. 1916
1412 Fourth avenue SOUTH 432 Fourth avenue
southeast 1918 Portland avenue 1926 Seven
teenth avenue south; diphtheria, COG Quincy
street north east; scarlet fever, 400 Tenth
street south rubeala, 1919 Fourth avenue
south.