St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-23
ch was forwarded to the council last

which was forwarded to the council last
night.
The coming regattas of the Minnesota
Boat club are not open to outside COMPETE
tors, but set matches between two home
crews.
Miss Nellie Boland has opened dress
making apartments at I'll West Sixth
street, and would like all her customers to
call on her there.
A man named Cook, keeping a saloon on
Cedar street, made complaint last night that
another individual known as Campaign
robbed him of $40 early in the evening.
Mayor Rice decided yesterday to reject
the application of C.. ID. O'Brien to allow
the fence on DR.. Ohage's property to
stand. The fence therefore must go down.
Waddell, the cOlOred barber charged with
assault and battery, was dismissed. Barnes,
he man whose neck was decorated with
the razor, refused to appear against Wad-
dell.
We call attention to a notice in tO-day's
GLOBE. signed by L. F. Drake. exOnerating
II. Ii. Horn and w. II. Wood from all in
furious differences that might be drawn from
former card referring to them.
At Gymnasium hall next Thursday night
- RttANn patty VIII NC klNtu Dl lIC w est
Side Gymnasium association. There will
be music and a literary program, dancing
and supper furnished by a special COM
mittee Of ladies'
No one that knows Herman Grote and
his eStimable wife will fail to sympathiZe
with them in their great bereavement over
the loss of their bright little boy of IS
months. He died at o'clock Friday morn
ing of scarlet fever. and was buried at
O'Clock IN the afternoon.
Gus W. johnson and Lewis p. Swan
Strom were appointed special policemen by
Mayor Rice yesterday to serve at the
Swedish Mission church. 10 serve at the
request of Rev. j. T. SuderstrOm, and II.
C. Sinks was appointed special TO serve at
the residence of f. b. Clarke.
1t has been proposed that the five Baptist
Sabbath schools of this city. which have
been established by or are OffShOotS from the
First Baptist church. all unite in a union
picnic Tuesday, Sept. l. 1t is thought that
500 or more will attend and a full program
OF sports Is being arranged. IL is possible
that this may become a regular annual
affair.
The Minnesota Boat club held short
meeting last night at the club house on
Raspberry island. The relations of the
club with the new organization. which is to
be located on the island. was informally
discussed, as was also the Schitfmann-StOne
race. This affair will be fully investigated
4 barge party was made up of club mem
berS and their ladies. and a trip taken ND
the river, after which lunch was served in
the club rooms.
y telegram from DIR. Macdonald states
that the ST. Paul Lacrosse club was beaten
yesterday by the Montreal team three to
two. The st. PauliteS were not expected
to win from the formidable MOntreals and
the showing they made against the cham
pionS is great qualification To their friends
The second twelve of the st. Paul club will
play Thursday, 21th, at White Bear and
the saltwater club on Tuesday, 1st, at Still
water.
About $3.50 o'clock yesterday morning an
alarm OF fire was sent i'm TO the police sta
ton from the patrol box on the corner of
Ramsey street and Summit avenue The
message was forwarded to Central fire hall.
when still alarm was given. The depart
ment turned out, but failed to find lire.
An investigation, made by Lieut.. Walsh q
little later, failed 10 show who had pulled
the box. the officer on the beat and the ser
geant on that division both stating that they
had not sent in the alarm.