St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-23

Lovely rendered valuable assistance by i'm
medately coming to the rescue and captur-
ing the horse.
In the municipal court yesterday the case
against j. D. Paddock, the insurance So
licitor, charged with embezzling his former
employer, III. c. Mead Of st. Paul, out OF
$40, was continued until June 26, for an
| examination.
| Detective Quinlan has in his possession a
| solid gold chain, II karats, which had been
pawned and is supposed to have been stolen.
The chain is in round links and bars. The
owner is requested to call at police head
quarters and identify.
Mary Beriauck, a young Bohemian girl
from New Prague, called at police head
quarters and invoked the aid of the police
in her search for her young sister Kate,
who came to Minneapolis about four weeks
ago in search Of employment.
''When the birds return again" is the cap
ton of ballad written in 1882 by Charles
ii. Freeman, the flutist of the DAM orches-
ira, while member of the Haverly Masto-
don MINISTRIES. Edward Harley, the IA
nous tenor of the Haverly MINISTRIES, is now
singing it at the Grand.
Edward Riley, Charles Braid and George
Burton, the three men arrested by Sergt.
Helm for buTglarizing o. j. Ell. Martins res
idence and stealing fine gold watch, were
arraigned yesterday. Their examinations
were continued until June 26.
An interesting meeting of Plummer post
was held last evening. The doors were
thrown open and quite number of out
siders took advantage to attend the exer-
cises. After an informal discussion of the
national encampment, ''The Picket Line"
was taken UP and discussed, Aid. Downs
leading.
The entries for the July meeting of the
Minneapolis Driving Park association are
that every class will be filled. The entries
to date will not be made public for the
reason that they will be held open until
Wednesday for Geographic communications.
Articles incorporating the Union st. Jo-
seph de Minneapolis, literary society,
were yesterday filed with the register Of
deeds. The officers are: President, M. A.
Plasse; first vice president, Joseph Belair;
second vice president, Napoleon Campbell;
secretary, A. M. Davignon; treasurer, 10
seph Menard; collector, f. Girard; CORE
spending secretary, Napoleon Emond.
The ladies of Plymouth church gave an
entertainment in the church parlors last
| night for the benefit of the church. An ad-
mission fee of 25 cents was charged, at
| which price an audience of $50 was OBJ
tanned. A duet by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stark and solo by Mrs. A. B. Hush COM
| prised the music. Mrs. G.. w. Wells read
Two papers Of great intesest one being a
description Of Mammoth cave, and the
other an idea of the Mississippi jetties.
The contractors at the excavation for the
government building are finding an unex-
pected obstacle in the way of removing the
old foundation of concrete. They supposed
it could easily be blasted out with dynamite,
but their first experience was surprise.
Three cartridges were placed under one cor
ner, but though the explosion shook the adj
jacent buildings, it only cracked the con-
crete, which is not very good concrete
| either. At daylight this morning heavier
charge will be tried and if it fails the foun-
dation will be removed with ''plug and
feather"