St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-02

to probate Yesterday and letters OF admins
tration issued TO the st. Paul Trust company.
The California Wine house, AZ to AZ East
Seventh street, carry the largest stock of
| pure California wines OF any house in the
| West.
| Mr.. William LindelSe was yesterday elected
! vice president of the National German-Ameri-
can bank to I'LL the vacancy caused by the
death of Mr.. Ii. O. Howes.
Mrs Tom Thumb, her husband, Count Rose
bud, and brother are proving strong attrac-
| lions ut the Seventh street dime museum.
The attendance is increasing every day.
Mayor Rice yesterday appointed as assist
| ant health officers p. III. McManus, John Cos
| tello, j. g. Green, w. G. Henke. They were
appointed at the request of the health officer,
DR.. Jones.
Hon. ]. B. Brisbin will deliver an address on
the Life and Success of Stephen A. Douglass
at public meeting of the Itasca club, to be
held at the club rooms, Union block, to-mor-
row evening.
West St. Paul contractor, was yesterday
thrown out of his buggy by collision with a
wagon on the Wabasha street bridge, reoeiv-
ing severe cut on his head.
A meeting was called at the Office of M. J..
Bell in West st. Paul yesterday afternoon, to
consider the establishment of q bank on that
side of the river, but as only few put in an
S. FIN ordin will deliver an adore IS at
Pfeifer's hail next Saturday evening, preced-
ing the ball, which is to be for the benefit of
the DANA Society of Druids. He also de-
livers an Grafton at Grove City next Fourth
of July.
The examination of Frederick Stahl for
perpetrating the stamp fraud through the
mails under the name of Horace G. Jones,
came up before United States Commissioner
CORDOBA yesterday, sand was continued until
Thursday morning.
William Lambie yesterday paid SIS in the
municipal court for fast driving. Herman
Kelburg, the boy arrested Friday last charged
by Mr.. Nicholson with an assault on his six
year-old daughter, was discharged, as no one
appeared against him.
Steamboat Inspector Hays has returned
from q trip through Dakota looking after
steamboat business on the upper Missouri,
which he says is booming. He thinks that the
crops in Dakota look better than they ever
have before at this season of the year.
Inventories of the estates of G. f. Williams,
G. X. Nichols and K. Nichols were filed in the
probate court yesterday. The will of Sher-
man B. Loah was filed for probate. B. G.
Winston was appointed administrator of the
estate of William b. Winston. deceased.
Elizabeth Gouseor, Polish girl of Is, and a
resident of Delano, died at 9s5 Point Douglas
street yesterday morning. She was about to
marry section boss near there and had come
to st. Paul preparatory to the wedding. On
the way down she contracted an inflammation
of the stomach.
A. Biermann. collector of internal revenue,
has appointed John q. Baason deputy collec-
tor for the st. Paul district in place of G. P.
Barnard. Mr.. Barnard has been an efficient
officer in the service for sixteen years and is
| the last member of the former collectors
force outside the office to be displaced
The regular monthly meeting of the st.
l,olI
ing at the Windsor hotel, Dr. Schmidt presd-
ing. Dr. Gleaden. read an interesting paper.
Drs. Higbee Hutchinson, Dorion, Craddock,
Eastman, Emery, Fuller, Sawyer, Ogden and
DIR. Schmidt. of Illinois, were present.
| Eunice d. Sandborn of Massachusetts
| brought suit in the United States circuit court
| yesterday through her attorneys, j. Is. and w.
| II. Sanborn, against John Erickson to recover
| SS95.05, the amount of two promisory notes
| made by one Andrew Lommeland payable to
| defendant and by him duly Endorsed in the
course of business and now held by plaintiff.
| A grand concert will be given at the Park
| Congregational church, corner Holly avenue
and Mackubin street, Thursday evening, June
| 3. The following list of artists will appear:
Mme Constance Heine Mozarra, solo pianiste;
Miss Blanche Viola Smith, soprano; Herr
| Paul Stoeving, violin virtuoso; Mr.. Q. g. Tit
comb, accompanied.
A concert will be given at Park Congrega-
| tional church, corner of Holly avenue and
Mackubin street, on Thursday evening. The
artists who will assist in the entertainment
are: Madame Constance Hirne MoZarra, solo
pianiste; Miss Blanche Smith, soprano; Herr
Paul Stoeving, violin virtuoso and Mr.. G. G.
Titcomb, accompanist.
There will be a children's jubilee at Red
Rock, July 6, the last day of the Sam Jones
meeting. A chorus of 1000 children will be
selected from the Sunday schools of the two
cities. Prof. c. G. Titcomb of st. Paul, and
Prof. Willard Patten of Minneapolis, are to
organize and drill the children and conduct
the jubilee. Children will be taken to the
grounds and return free.