St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-12
ON the short line bridge have not yet been

found out.
Minneapolis real estate on sixth page.
The Crusaders Temperance society will
soon erect hall in the rear of the Catholic
Association hall.
Mark Whitcomb was thrown from q car
rage on Nicollet avenue yesterday, and had
two ribs broken.
Numerous hackmen who have failed to
take out licedses will be brought into court
unless they settle at once.
The crystal wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
WILCOX was celebrated last evening at their
residence on the East side.
Z The Third Universalist church will build
$4,000 church on the corner of Blaisdell
avenue and Twenty-seventh street.
Herman Priest yesterday pleaded guilty to
selling liquor without a license at Calhoun.
HIS case was continued for sentence.
Miss Mary Carey and Patrick Ryan will be
married on Thursday evening at Cahltown,
at the residence of the lady's parents
James McAllister of this city, conductor
on the Northern Pacific road, fell from the
cars and was instantly killed Tuesday at
Watal.
James Grattan and John Corey, ex-police-
men, are said to be candidates for the place
made vacant by the discharge of Officer
Dubby.
George Bryant, sleek young man from
Omaha, was arrested yesterday while attempt
ing to pick Mrs. Merritt's pocket at the dime
museum.
Andrew Johnson, laborer, was buried
under q caving bank at Sixth avenue north
and Fourth street yesterday, but was dug out
uninjured.
The firm OF Durham and johnson has is
sued warrant of attachment against J. n.
AbrahamSOn, to secure the payment of SS11. 02
alleged to be dne.
S. S. Linton s. Co. have commenced an ac-
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alleged to be due on deals made in the cham
Der of commerce.
Burglars attempted to go through the resi-
dence of w. P. Keller Friday night and two
shots were fired at Mr.. Keller, who stepped
into the yard to investigate.
fire in w. P. Kellier's residence, 2505
Stevens avenue, Friday evening, did $500
worth of damage. Mayor Ames, who resides
near by. extinguished the flames.
Hans Gabrielson, residing at 1925 Thirtieth
street south, was overcome by the heat Will e
at work on Cedar avenue yesterday afternoon.
He was taken home when he revived.
1t turns out that Anna Lindquist the girl
arrested for dressing in mems clothes, used
to dress in the same manner two years ago,
when she played violin in a saloon.
Thursday the summer meeting of the State
horticultural society will be held at the eX-
detrimental farm. Delegates will be taken
there from St. Anthony Park station.
Charles Mason, brakeman on the Mime
apoliS 81 st. Louis road, who was injured on
the Manitoba road, had his leg amputated
yesterday and died under the operation.
Sunday evening Rev. W. T. Chase OF the
First Baptist church will deliver his great
temperance lecture, lam I My Brother S
Keeper" before the Reform club at Harrison
hall.
Bill Nye and wife and J. Whitcomb Riley
were taken on trip to Lake Minnetonka yes
terday by delegation from the Minneap-
oils Press club. A pleasant time was ex-
perienced.
Pete Zahnen yesterday purchased the Clark
restaurant on Washington avenue, for So, 600.
Zahnen is q nephew Of Jake Barge. Johnnie
Mann, who has been running the restaurant,
will go to Chicago to open restaurant on the
West side.
| John Johnson, Enmegahbowh, one Of the
Indian priests from White Earth, who has
been in the city attending the Episcopal coun-
Gil, went to sleep in chair and in front of
the Clark house and sneak thief stole his
| silver watch.
| The Trainmaster's association will picnic at
| Lake Minnetonka to-day. The members
will arrive at Lake Park at 1918 and at
Lafayette at 1890. Here they will make q
tour of the lower lake, after which they will
return home over the st. Louis road.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Maguns Shelley aud Mollie Martinson, James
Hoban and Mary Miller, Fred Simsenen and
Annie Anderson, P. 81. Davis and Lena Gal
| lippau, John Strand and Louisa Miller, NJ
Larson and Annie Nelson, Patrick Ryan and
Mary Carey.
Erick Swenson, Rob Munson, E. Bierline
| and Thomas Peterson were fined SIS each yes.
terday for insulting ladies coming from the
| Swedish church, corner of Eighth avenue
| south and Fourth street. The judge promised
to give them ninety days in case they were
| brought up again.
| A horse belonging to Yerxa & Yerxa was
| yesterday reported to have the CHAMBERS, but
| on inquiry it was found that the animal was
| simply afflicted with sort of epizootic. ''The
horse is in bad condition, and should be re
moved from the street, remarked police
! Officer who saw the animal.
Among the features in this mornings News
Letter, which are announced, are SUNDAY
Pastimes,' ''A Dusky Dive,' 'sSome Things, u
''Who is the Man?'' shifting the RESPONSE
bility,'' ga Fraud Exposed ''Clara Bellies
--latest" "a Red-Haired Baby III. E. L.
from Chicago ''Bill Nye's Letter to Cleve
land.' HE Blew Out the Candle, and others.
in addition to the regular features.