St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

| prison proving lataI. Inc health DEPART
ment having got the city in such an excel
lent sanitary condition it is hoped they wiz
not allow filth aud rubbish to again aCco-
mulate. The state law has given them the
/ power and they should see that the lew is
carried out OF course such a record lis ev-
ceedingly diseouraging to the ndertazegs
and even the doctors have lots of time en-
their hands, and as one Of them remarked.
1t is cOnfoundedly healthy. Long may 20
continue so. Saltwater is the heath lest
city on the American continent, and has
everything to make it such The natmG.
drainage cannot be eXcelled, while the
flowing springs OF water from the sandstone
| are in sufficient quantities to supgly a.
city five times the size of this.
Notes About Town.
Mr., Daniel Elliott is seriously ill.
There is a case of scarlet fever al 755
South Third street.
Three prisoners were released from she
state prison yesterday and many more ara
going out Shan coming in.
Mrs. II. ID. Page and children, Bamboo
Wis, arrived yesterday IN the city and are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Bromley
the latter being Mrs. Pages sister
The losses caused by the fire on ct
Minnesota house were adjusted yesterday,
and it is limited that Mrs. TOpaSs viii erect
frst-claSs business block on IFS site.
There is no better stand in the city.
Aid. Kerr left last evening for Chicago,
but expects to keep the glorious Foura
here. On Monday he opens an Insurance
Office IN ST. Paul. still keeping us Office
open here.
At the municipal court yesterday m0Vn-
ing a couple of those engaged in the row L
Lake Elmo on Sunday paid dearly fer their
sport, and others will have to appear II
cost one $50 and another S3S.
The announcement that the United States
court has confirmed Judge MeCluers nl-
junction on the steamer Sam Aztec has
caused quite a fuTor, being viewed FROM tlil-
ferent standpOints according to its effect on
he several parties.
The county treasurer has his report So
the year about ready, there being a few
checks out which have not yet been pre-,
sented. The county auditor, county cleIs
aud chairman of the county board were
present yesterday and made out the state
ment
The M@nnerchor fair was a great success
last evening, a larger number being present
than had yet been there. The band gives
them excellent music. Mrs. Tepaas made
them donation Of a handsome shaw and
Mrs. Yost of fnely-embroidered baby
dress.
Tomorrow evening there will be lawn
festival given by the young people OF the
NJ e. church at the grounds of Dr.. Dunn.
the pastor, corner of South Third and Lo-
Gust. The grounds are very suitable 0I
the purpose, and viii be finely illum mated.
Everything will be in the best order and
everyone who can is expected to be present
Yesterday afternoon the body of tia boy
drowned above the boom on FRIDAY a.rar-
noon. while trying to get some cattle was
found in the river. DR.. merrill.
coroner, was noti6d, but as the drowning
was on the Wisconsin side he had not
power to act, and did not think under taa
circumstances that an inquest was uuees-
sary.
There win be large excursion from tbis
city to-day to Mahtomedi TO attend the Sum
day school celebration by the Methodist
schools of St. Paul. The Philha monies
and Miss Agnes Greene from this eiJy WI
be present to add to the excellent program
to be presented at the amphitheater 1hs
1920 y. III. train win be in time for the afC-
ernoon entertainment.
The machinists at the Northwestern
Manufacturing and Car company viii enc
gage in athletic sports at the lilly Lake
Driving park on Friday evening. There
VIII be running, jumping and other sports
for valuable money prizes, and it looks rs
If considerable money will change hands en-
the result. The champions viii Uphold Che
honors of the company at White Bear ,he
following day.
At the regular meeting of the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians last evening the follow
ing officers were installed: John McGarty.
president; Thomas Nolan, vice president:
James Barrow, recording secretary 1 H.
CUrley, financial secretary, and q. Kenuejv,
treasurer. The following standing cons
mittee was also appointed: Thomas Organ.
chairman; j. Dowlan, NJ. w Murray. Z chm
GlennOn, p. Fitzgerald, John Kitty and
James McGrath. Seventy members were
present and seven new members were Sc
cured. The order here has the strongest
society in the state and increasing weekly,
with only the best material being received.
At the Catholic fair last evening severed
drawings took place. The voting went o.
actively for the most popular boys, rs WEI
as for the homeliest man, and joan Nc-
Carly is falling badly behind; it looks as
if he would be distaneed at the first heat
James 8. O'Brien, George Bishop and Ed
Stuart are running neck and neck aud it
looks like a dead heat for the first trial
There was some fine music and singing
again last evening, and those present ell-
financially and otherwise. -Four nights
on the night of the Fourth.