St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-09
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superintendent of the Poor Snyder pro-
tess against q recent custom Of leaving un-
registered babies on his ,loorSttp.
Sergeant Kirkham, who has been i'll for
several weeks. made mis- appearance at police
headquarters for The first time yesterday.
wolf bounty was paid yesterday by the
county treasurer, making 100 bountes paid
since the award of s. per scalp was offered.
The funeral of the late Seth L. Harmon
took place at II O'Clock yesterday from
The family residence 27g3 Aldrich avenue
north
The general conference committee on the
G. \. Il. encampment Will meet in Rawlins
Post han tonight when the subcommittee
will report.
Regular meeting tonight of the Cecilian
Council, Royal ArcanLm, No. 1867. AT ball,
corner Fifth avenue and Twenty fourth
street south.
{. F. Struck, the architect who has been
confined to his bed for over Two weeks with
serious attack of Ia grippe and pneumonia,
is slowly recovering.
Burglars entered the residence of Rev. DR..
Trabert. "a Fifth street south. Sunday even
ing during the absence of the family at
church, and carried off small sum or
money.
II is expected that Rev II. P. Nichol. the
new pastor of st Marks church, will arrive
In Minnesp polls this week TO begin his work
al ~. Mdfk =. lie Will pIOQaDlN occupy the
pulpit next Sunday.
The street railway company will commence
running gaily painted supply car over the
local lines in few days. 1t will carry small
freight to ana from stations and IS marked
supply Car No l.
pa Second avenue south. He was a member
OF 81. Paul Lodge. |. o. o F., and of Morgan
post, q. A. Il. by whom he will be buried
Tuesday afternoon al o'clock.
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Congregational church at the corner of
Twenty-hrst and East Lake street The old
church Will be removed from its present To-
cation 10 The new site III May
An attempt was made to burglarize the
residence of Robert B. Conkey, 1920 Third
avenue south. Sunday night, but the thieves
were discovered and frightened away before
they could accomplish any work.
The Minneapolis Gun club will hold spe
elal meeting at the Nicoliet house Thursday
evening to-act on the resignation of W. l..
NOlford ana 10 elect new treasurer. The
meeting will be called to order at D. M.
The single Tax league will discuss the sub
feet of Paper Money at the West hotel
this evening. II. B. Martin will champion
the cause of paper money and John II.
Nickel aud Ulysses Hertig will lead the OPP
position.
James Clay, who was arrested Saturday
evening for shooting of firearms on the street,
was sent 10 the workhouse yesterday for
ninety days for larceny, ii having been found
that he had stolen a coat in the course of his
wanderingS.
Miss Jessie Preston, forty-two years of age,
died very suddenly sunday morning at the
residence of relatives at I929 jefferson street
Northeast. Miss Preston has been in this
country but two months. coming directly
from her home in Scotland.
Mary johnson and Glenn Buckner were
fined S25 each III the police court yesterday
OH a charge of disorderly conduct. The
women indulged in a setto in the street sun
day night, during which Glenn BACKED both
OF Mary eyes with her fists.
c. A. uaskius, milkman, was arrested
yesterday on com plant of the state dairy
commissioner; who charges him with having
sold adulterated milk. Haskins has q dairy
At Lake Amelia, aud his sales amounted to
about twenty gallons per day.
Cases of measles at $3.50 Polk street north
east and 40 Twenty-fourth avenue north
east. and scarlet fever at IS I6 Washington
Ivenue north, 3o22 Lyndale avenue south and
100 Twenty-third avenue northeast were re-
ported at the health office YESTERDAY
Yesterday, at AIS p. m, the Lumberman's
EXCURSION to the West and Southwest left
over the Northern Pacific. The party has
special train, and will be out about SIX weeks,
NsIllng Tacoma, Victoria, Portland, San
francisco, Denver, Kansas City, st. Louis
and intermediate points.
Ollie Wales. Of 1910 Queen avenue north.
has been missing from home since Sunday
morning. and his parents have grown anxious
81 his continued absence. He went away
with young friend in sleigh to visit
poultry farm. and no reason can be found
Tor his failure 10 return.
President A. T. Ankenv of the board OF
education, viii lecture on the public scnoul
system tomorrow night before the students
OF the university. 1t is expected that he will
touch upon the parochial school question.
In the past Mr.. Ankeny has MADE careful
study OF the school question. He has taken
the position that compulsory education is
wrong.
County Auditor George E. Ledgerwood has
completed the statement OF the current tax
collection for the January settlement, be-
tween the city and county. The city will re-
ceive in all $50, 020. 81, while the board of edu-
cation will get 81 SOS It. A short time ago the
county treasurer paid the city $1,000 on &C
COUNT and there will still be due the sum OF
e96o064.
The G. A. R. Building and Monument as
EoclatiOn has asked each of the Women's Re-
lief Corps and the Ladies' Aid societies to
elect member of the association The aim
Is to increase the membership Of the assaci-
ation, prepatoIy to canvassing the city for
subscriptions TO a monument fund. Designs
for a monument to cost Sc, 900 will be asked
for Immediately.
Architect GrimShaw has prepared plans for
new store building to be erected next to
the Oneida block on First avenue south and
Fourth street. Michael Flanagan. the own
er. will begin operations al once The dimen-
siOns of the building are 24xS0. 1t will be
four stories high and the frontwill be Of St
Louis brick, trimmed with Ohio sandstone.
Cost. about $4,000.
Minnesota Temple No. 1, Patriotic Circle,
will hold an open meeting tonight in the
lodge parlors, So South Fourth street. A mu-
Elcal programme. including piano solos by
A. H. Brooks. and vocal selections bv Weed
rendered. Rev. DR.. NJ. D. Shutter will de-
liver his lecture The Humorous Side of a