St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26
GEOB

One death was reported yesterday.
The hotels are undergoing their spring
cleaning.
Detective Keefe of Winnipeg was in ST.
Paul yesterday.
The agent of Sells Bros circus took out
a license yesterday.
During the past week street lamps have
been placed throughout Union park.
William Edwards was arrested last night
on a charge of larceny by officer Werrick.
Tomorrow is the last day for filing notes
of issue with the clerk of the district court
for the May general term.
The United States internal revenue Of
ficers collected $367863 yesterday, and
issued 300 liquor and tobacco licenses.
John Kerrigow and Henry F. Cody were
drunk and disorderly on the street last
night and were taken to the coop by Officer
Gibbons.
The sixty-sixth anniversary Of the Order
of Odd Fellows will be celebrated in an APP
propriate manner by Union Lodge No. 4S
at the Jackson Street NJ. E. church this
morning,
George f. Buckley, the ten-year-old SEN
fenced to the reform school, was yesterday
ldkGll 10 llldJ 1IlSllluilOu ny OCDuLy
Clewett.
AS usual, large number assembled at
the rooms Of the Gospel Temperance union,
IS East Seventh street. last night to listen
to an interesting program.
A horse belonging to Smith, the liquor
man, ran away on Robert street last night,
but was stopped by Officer Call near Third
street, before damage was done.
The young people of the Clinton Avenue
NJ. +. church will give a sociable at Gym
nasium hall next Tuesday evening, for
which an interesting program has been pre-
pared.
The residents of the lower section of the
city will do well to draw off what water
they may need before o'clock this morn
ing. as The mains are to be ''slushed out"
after that hour, and the water will be more
or less full of impurities.
grand concert is to be given at the First
Baptist church next Tuesday evening, for
the benefit of the Swedish Bible seminary,
at which the Mime. Ahlander-B ergstrom
company, assisted by Paul StOeving of st.
Paul and the Scandinavian Choral society
will take part.
The funeral of Mamie V. Ahern, the lit
lie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John Ahern,
loon lliltt lTOul INC culEtNIdl Yesterday. y
large number of mourning friends were in
attendance and touching tribute consisted
in the large number of beautiful floral offer
ings with which the casket containing the
remains was surrounded.
A meeting of the Alumni association of
ST. Paul high school viii be held at the as
Scmbly room of the high school. Thursday
evening. April 30, at 7:30 o'clock. All
members are earnestly requested to be
present, as important business will come
before the meeting for action.
A happy and joyous occasion was that of
the reception rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. c.
l.. Swartz, ut their residence at Fort
Smelling last evening. The recipients of
this attention have just returned from their
wedding trip, and will henceforth be at
home to their friends at the fort.
The national convention of corrections
and charities meets in Washington June L.
IL promises to be an exceptionally import
ant and valuable gathering. Efforts will be
made 10 secure the next session of the con-
vcntion in St Paul. Secretary Halt and
DR.. Dan9 vice president OF the Minnesota
board, will work the project up.
A horse hitched to delivery wagon ran
away on Third street last evening, the
frightened driver, boy of II, throwing
down the reins and allowing the terrified
animal 10 have full sweep. When near
Jackson street, Officer Lawton succeeded in
stopping the horse by Springing at his head
and graSping the bride, 1t was n daring
attempt and with a less powerful man
than Lawton would have probably proved q
futile effort.
Secretary Caulfeld of the water board is
warning all interested persons of the new
rules passed by the board. which prohibits
the use of hose for any purpose, except at
livery stables for washing vehicles, and
blacksmith shops for setting tires, between
the hours of n. m. and : p. m. The
placing of hose in crctcheS of trees, on
frames or sticks is also forbidden. 4 viola
ton Of the rule subjects the offender to .
fine of -.
Charles Williams was arrested last night
on suspicion by Officer Pat Gibbons. On his
person was found several pieces of iewelry
FOR which he could not satisfactorily ac-
count Later Lieut.. Lavelle captured two
men who We're breaking q seal in the Chi
CaEo. Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul yard. Each
had \ stocking in his pocket filed with n
variety OF sleeve buttons and breaStpins.
They gave their names rs James Moore and
T. g.. LyndS. The trio are believed TO be-
long 20 Q gang of fabirS.