St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-19
SAINT PAUL.
LOCAL LACoNICs.


Dinhtheria was reported to the health COM
missioner Yesterday from S24 Juno street.
Officer Rose, of the central detail, has re-
covered from a second severe illness within
few weeks.
A chimney fire at $40 harrington avenue
called out the department at 40 last even
ing. TWAS ex.inguished with no loss.
Augustus Pitouas company will give two
farewell performances of 1.-THE Power OF tne
Press" Mt the Metropolitan matinee TINS AFTER
noon and tonight.
George Walton, a Kansas City brakeman
had three fingers of his right hand oadiY
smashed while making coupling in the
yards yesterday afternoon.
EsThe Junior Pioneers will meet at their hall,
corner Third and Wabasha streets l2:5O
O'Clock D. m Sunday, to attend the funeral
of their fellow junior, John B. Brisette'
The city treasurer announced on the hrst
of The month that the sprinkling assessments
for 1892 were due and yesterday Mr.. Rels
said the receipts thus far have been gratlfy-
ingly large.
EsMembers of Acker Post No. q, G. A. r.,
will meet at their hail, corner Third ana
Wabasha, $3.50 O'Clock p. m. Sunday. to
attend the funeral of their late comrade
John B. Brisette.
The Junior Pioneer association and Acker
post, G. A. r., have arranged to attend the
funeral of the late John Bresette at the hall
on the corner Of Wabasha street and Third
Sunday afternoon.
St. Patricks day was quite generally cele-
brated in st. Paul, but it is a fact worthy OF
note that not single arrest was made at
central station during the twentyfour hours
that marked It's dawn and close.
There is to be a testimonial concert to ?.
p. Brooke at the Grand opera house on the
afternoon of April 8. The best talent of the
two cities is to be enlisted, and the concert
will undoubtedly be great success.
Stapf Bros livery barn at South st. Paul
caught fire at o'clock yesterday morning
from an exploded lantern in the hay loft,
burning to the ground. Everything of value
WAS gotten out. Loss on building $1,000, in
Eurance $1,000.
Nellie Williams little girl living with her
pareuts at 62S Portland avenue was struck
by a runaway team on Walnut street at
o'clock Yesterday afternoon and quite badly
Injured, though not fatally. She was re-
moved to her home in the central patro
wagon.
The committee on streets from the assem-
nance last night i'll detail. This is the same
ordinance that has been before the license
committee so long, and there is little doubt
that the measure will pass next Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Behm of Shakopee, were
In the city Yesterday searching for their fif-
teen.year-old daughter, Mary who ran away
from home and is supposed to be in this city
They failed to find her. however, and before
ileaying for home left her description with
the police, who will endeavor to locate the
girl.
At the Grand opera house church service
Sunday morning, Miss Cameiia Jensen, much
spoken of since the concert of last week will
sing with Verdure Clad" Mr.. COngdon's
chorus will also sing, and the pastor will
preach on the recent discussion. Can Bust
ness Man Be Consistent Christian?"
The funeral of Capt. Bresette, who died
suddenly in Minneapolis Thursday, Will be
held from his late residence, corner Kentand
SeIbv avenues at 2 o'clock tomorrow after
aeon. Services will be at ST. Louis church.
The Junior Pioneers and Acker post. G. A
e., will attend In q body. The Police asso-
citation will also be represented.
Louis Reitmeyer was taken before United
States Commissioner William A. Spencer
yesterday on n charge Of passing counter
felt silver dollar. 1t seems that small. boy,
nephew, went to a saloon. bought 10 cents
worth of beer. and received change for the
bogus dollar, but The evidence failed to con-
meet Reitmeyer with the offense, and he was
discharged by the commissioner.
AT the Peoples church, Pleasant avenue,
near West Third street. President Cyrus
Northrop, of the state university. will preach
o. 10: 80 a. IN. Sunday, and at 1870 p. m Rev.
C. e. Page, president of Window institute,
will preach. Prof. Baldwin's free organ re-
cital at As p. IN. Free reading room open
at the church every evening during the
week
The regular teachers class for the study Of
the Sunday school lesson will meet at
O'Clock tonight i'll The chapel of the Y. M. G.
A. Glass led by T. c. Horton. meeting
for men will be held in Association hall,
Lowry Arcade tomorrow afternoon 1880.
The meeting will be addressed by t. G. Hor-
ton on the subject, selling Out Cheap"
Music by association orchestra. All young
men are especially invited.
The National Educational asso citation will
hold its next meeting at Saratoga Sprn gs, n.
Y, July IL to Is inclusive Dr. j. E. Bradley,
OF Minneapolis and President Irwin Shep-
.IOr Minnesota. S. Sherin, of st. Paul, has
been appointed agent of the local executive
committee for the West. with headquarters
al Chicago. He will have charge of the ad-
vertising and rail way matters. 1t is expected
the railroad rates Will be as other years one
single fare for round trip plus membership
fee.
The Whitney Mockridge Concert company
is booked for an entertainment at the Peo-
pies church next week. The company con-
sists of Whitney Woodbridge, the greatest and
best known tenor on the American concert
stage" Mile. Aida Varena, prima donna So
prano; Belle Warner Botsford, the talented
violin virtuoso; Arthur Beresford, the great
English basso, and Miss Hattie Mockridge,
pianist and accompanist As will be SEEM
che company includes three of the most cap
able oratoro singers in America. and is I'M
Qnestionably one of the most artistic musical
attractions before the public this season.
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