St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-03

Monday special matinee with the "MaScOt
will be given.
w. B. Hilderbrahdt of this city is the
youngest dentist in the United States.
Two new cases of scarlet fever were re-
ported to Health officer Quimby yesterday.
The Belle of Minnetonka connects with the
9 a. m. motor for all points on Lake Mime
tonka.
Music and dancing on the steamer Hattie
at Lake Calhoun afternoon and evening, July
8, and 5.
The cricket eleven to play with Chicago on
Monday has been selected, and good game
is anticipated.
Charles F. Kempton, young farmer of
Eden Prairie, was ordered committed to the
insane asylum yesterday.
Two harnesses were stolen from the barn
of Savage s. Reidel Thursday evening. The
police have been notified.
r. Barden, who died Thursday evening,
will be buried this morning at IL o clock from
IT'S Sixth avenue south.
The Lurline Boat clubs regatta, which was
to have been held at Calhoun on Monday, has
been postponed until further notice.
1t is possible that the course of the big
sewer tunnel will be changed, owing to the
inconvenience caused by incoming water.
MIR. and Mrs, A. FL. Myrick, 1909 Clinton
avenue, mourn the loss of their little son
frankie, aged months. He died yester-
day.
Rev. A. B. Leonard, DID,, of Ohio. will de-
liver q lecture on Prohibition at Hennepin
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, next
Tuesday evening.
July 5, and witness the pyrotechnic display
Trains leave Washington avenue every
twenty minutes.
| The question is flying around: "Has Mr..
Austin gone to Chicago to escape ynch1ng,
| or to find a school building worse than some
| of those he built here?'
| Grand display of fireworks at Lake Harriet
Monday evening, July 5. Thirty-five cents
for round trip. Motor trains leave Washing
| ton avenue every twenty minutes.
| The LEO p. m. motor connects with the
steamer Lotus at Excelsior for all upper Lake
Minuetonka points, returning in time to con-
meet with the 6:53 p. m. motor for the city.
| During a quarrel in a saloon on Third
avenue south yesterday, Andrew Mitchell
stabbed Charles Page twice with small
knife. Mitchell is now at the central police
/ station. fo99S
Among the Sunday attractions, Frank La
! Mondue, the second Blondin, will walk tight
wire over Minnehaba, 800 feet long and 100
feet high, with wooden shoes and baskets on
| his feet.
Before closing their session at Lake Har-
riet the Adventists passed resolutions thank
| ing the railroads, the Minneapolis police, and
| the newspapers which published full reports
| of their proceedings.
The dime museum is still doing nicely with
the separate-stage shows. Next week John
| T. Kelly, the famous Irish comedian, will be
the star on the lower stage and the Russell
brothers on the upper stage.
meeting will be held this evening at
Market hall under the auspices of the q nited
! Life society, at which cooperation among
the laboring classes will be discussed. Good
speakers will be in attendance.
| Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Swan Dahlquist and Augusta Peterson, Anton
L. Braastad and c. A. Hovland, Henry Rodin
and Minnie w. Bryngelson, Henry Remnant
and Augusta Wanchow, John Nelson and Ida
| Rod.
The dance given by the Morgan post last
evening was remarkably attended and was
very pleasant affair, Notwithstanding tn
heat. During the early part of the evening
the G. A. R. drum corps marched through the
principal streets and serenaded numerous
business houses.
Motor trains to Lakes Calhoun and Harriet
every twenty minutes, every hour to Mime
haha Falls and five daily trains to Minnetonka.
Trains to Lake Minnetonka leave Washington
avenue $3.50 and a. m, 1:2O, 5 and 7:4e p. m.
Returning leave Excelsior 7:10 a. m, 12:1O,
4:I0, $50 and 10:40 p. IN.
Ernest Head has commenced an action
against Susan E. Head for divorce, alleging
desertion. The parties were married in New
York in 1867, and have two children, one IL
and the other 10. The age Of Mr.. Head is 81,
while Mrs. Head is ten years his senior.
They have not lived together since 1875.
sFlora E. Kercham has applied for divorce
from William L. Ketcham, to whom she was
married at Havana, ILL.,, Jan. %, 1879. She
alleges that he deserted her in February,
1888, and has since lived apart from her and
failed to contribute to her support. Mr..
Ketcham is supposed to be in Texas. Mrs
Ketcham wants to change her name to Flora
E. Harpman, as it was before her marriage.
A meeting of the Knights of Pythias will
be held on Monday evening at the hall, when
arrangements will be made for attending the
convention of the supreme lodge at Toronto
Can, July IL to 16. It is estimated that there
will be at least %, 600 members present, and
magnificent drills are expected to take place.
This is the first time the session of the SUI
preIne session was ever held outside Of the
United States.
An excited individual rushed into police
headquarters last night and in quavering
tones inquired why there were not several
police officers stationed at the union depot
why" he shreked, "I came in on the train
and laid a shirt down for about five minutes
When I came back it was gone. Now, want
to know where your police force WASP" Upon
being assured that an officer would hereafter
be detailed to escort each passenger from the
train to hotel, the angry man left.
Minneapolis Real Estate.
The following real estate transfers were
recorded in the Office of the register of deeds yes
terday:
Lit and part of lie, blk 20, Oak Park add;
n T Griswold to James Stoddard. 81, PSI
1t 2, blk 5, Bakers I'd add; Curtis to W
Its Fam - and IL, blk H. Morrison Iovejoys ''O0'
, add; E c Allen to Taylor. .......... 2,OO(
1t 4, blk 4, Manages Lakeside park James
Merritt to w LOOMS ............. 6,O0t