St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-05
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s15,775.
The advance sale for Sol Smith Russelrs
engagement at the Grand the latter part OF
morrow night in "a Poor Relation"
The chamber of commerce held caucus
yesterday and nominated c. A. Pillsbury for
president L. W. Campbell for vice president
ana Secretary Sturtevant for his present po-
sition.
The st. Paul chapter of the Daughters of
the Revolution will be entertained Thursday
afternoon by the Minneapolis chapter, at the
residence of Mrs, a. H. Linton, 2505 Park
avenue.
Jolly Nellie McHenry will hold forth at the
BlJou next week in her new original farclcal
success, "A Night at the Circus" This queer
titled skit is promised 10 offer the best fun
entertainment on the road this season.
The roof of The Imperial club building, Oil
First avenue south, between Fourth and
Fifth streets. caught fire at l0:30 O'Clock yes
terday morning. An alarm was turned In
and the fire was eXtinguished without serious
loss.
While driving to fire yesterday morning
Chief Runge met with slight accident. He
turned his morse out TO avoid running over q
small boy anG the buggy tipped over. The
chief was thrown out and received few
scratches.
Standing room was at premium at the
Bljou last evening The engagement of THE
Sui Alarm bids fair 10 be one of the most
successful OF the season. Little Tuesday Will
be seen at the matinee today, and Thursday
evening and Saturday matinee only.
Health Commissioner Kelly Yesterday
served notice on the managers of the Keith
hospital on lower Washington avenue 20
close until the place has been placed in a
complete sanitary condition. The complaint
against the hospital is that the plumbing is
bad and that the rooms are very filthy.
Fred Sandberg the street railway employe
over by an electric car at the corner OF
Thirty-first street and Nicollet avenue. died
yesterday afternoon. The injured limb was
amputated by DR.. Hunter at ST. Mary's hos
pltal, but the shock was too great and Sand
berg died soon afterwaId.
E. l.. Remey. the painter, who was wound
ed Ill the arm by bullet from the pistol of a
drunken man named kronk sometime ago,
has disappeared from his home at 1872
Twelfth street south. He was employed by
the street railway company, and last Satur-
day he drew his pay and disappeared. His
relatives fear he has met with foul play.
There will be a meeting of the Democratic
voters OF the Fifth ward tonight in the hall
at the corner of Fifth avenue and Franklin
street. A club will be organized, and it is
desired that every Democrat in the ward pre-
sent himself at the hall and take part in the
meeting. Among the speakers who are ex-
pected to be present are Mayor Winston, ID.
B. johnson and County Attorney THAN.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
c. B. Greenwood and Ivaneth Mckay, Dan
lei E. Malone and Maggie Brophy. William
/. Howe and Lizzie F. McNerney, Roland r.
Robinson and Aurilla E. Hubbard. Daniel
Shockey and Katie Gronno, Robert Watson
and Ida Mouett, Frederick Ross and Eliza
beth c. Buxton, James V. McHugh and Jen-
ME III. Burhyte, John Conlin and Mary
Feeley Newton StilWell and Anna Sanders.
The funeral of Clara Mayhem, the little
girl who died from in uries received by fall
Ing from horse at Lake Harriet during the
Park Day exercises, was held yesterday
afternoon at 80 from the family residence.
e736 Blaisdell avenue. The services were
conducted by Revs. Morrill, and Clare. The
remains were inferred in Lakewood A great
many floral offerings were sent to the house
among them a handsome tribute from
Fire Company No. and the school children
OF Whittier school.
Buildings were discussed by the library
board yesterday afternoon. This question
came up Oh the request of the North side
people for branch library building. Louis
X. Than. county attorney, and Thomas
Clark appeared before the board in the inter
est of branch library in Labor Temple
John Atwater brought up the matter of build
ing an addition to the central library build
ing The board will not have any too much
money this year. and it needs all addition to
the main building worse than it needs q
branch library building III every ward in the
city. The discussion on all these points was
heated at times 1t finally resolved itself
Into this: The Labor Temple branch and the
North side branch matters were referred to
the library committee, Northrop. Oftedal ana
Goodrich. The building committee was di-
tected TO have plans prepared by Long &
KEGS with estimates. for the addition to the
library building, and to secure from Long &
KEGS an estimate of the cost of a fair build
Ing for the North side branch. This prof
Tered gilt of S. c. Gales has not been acted
lpon, as Mr.. Gale is out of town.