St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-09

Charbonneau and Jennie A. Kincaid yes
terday obtained marriage licenses
At the Western Avenue mission at 1890
a. IN. Mrs. Mary c. Mind will preach, and
at 7:30 p. m. J. ID. Blake will conduct a
praise meeting.
Foster, the colored janitor arrested for
burglary, was arraigned in the municipal
court yesterday, but the case was continued
until Tuesday for an examination.
Last evening fire, entailing a loss of
about 500, was eXtinguished by the fire de-
partment in the barn connected with Augs-
| berg seminary, on Seventh and Twenty
first avenue south.
Frank Maine was badly cut by accident
ally sitting upon bench over a circular
saw in Smith d Wyman's sash, door and
blind factory. He was taken TO the Amer
lean hospital for treatment
John Stevenson was arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday morning upon a
charge of bastardy preferred by Christina
Larson, aged SO years. Stevenson waived
an examination and was held to the district
court.
Two young men were arrested last night
for severely assaulting 5. LeviSOn, "a Hebrew
who keeps a secondhand store on First
avenue south, near High street. Leyison
had two teeth knocked down his throat,
in the scrimmage.
Al Shafer yesterday purchased the Pa
vilion garden fixtures and the balance of a
nine-year lease at private sale, paying
So, 500 for the property. He intends TO
make improvements which will include the
remodeling of the building.
Tomorrow Secretary Baldwin of the
board of park commissioners will open bids
for the purchase of $1,000 900 Minneapolis
park bonds authorized by the park act. In
consequence of the excellent financial stand
ing of the city, satisfactory bids are ex-
pected.
F. S. Gibson, proprietor of the Nieollet
house block, has decided to erect an addi-
ton to the building, directly in the rear,
reaching from Hennepin avenue and nciud-
ing that portion destroyed by fire. The
ground floor will be fitted up with stores,
and the upper stories will give additional
room accommodation.
The weather permitting, the Stone-Schiff
man rowing race will come off at Lake
MinnetOnka next Saturday. \ second race
has been arranged between them to occur
on the Lake Calhoun course Aug. u, in
which Stone will give DR.. Schiffman fifteen
seconds start.
Henry Shuler. better known as 'Dutch
Henry" has taken French leave for parts
unknown, leaving numerous creditors and
broken-hearted young wife. 1t is also
charged that Shuler is a bigamist, having
left another wife some time ago in Denver,
Shuler was a salOOnleeper and did business,
mostly on credit it seems, on North First
street.
This afternoon, between and 8 o'clock,
a meeting of the various Catholic societies
of Minneapolis will be held at Catholic as
ISOLATION hall for the purpose of organizing
a labor bureau. The intention is to secure
employment for strangers who may come TO
the city. as well as those here who are with
out work. A bureau will be established on
the east side of the river at points to be de-
cided upon, at which the unemployed can
apply and where the members will leave
word Of vacancies. This move is for the
benefit of all. irrespective of religion, and
all are invited to take advantage of its
benefits.