St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-11

| Newsboys' club, desires to return thanks to
the Manitoba road, Commodore Zimmerman,
| the police and everybody else who assisted
| in making the picnic at Ninnetonka glorious
| success.
The state board of medical examiners yes
terday refused q license to DIR. J. G. Mccoy,
| late OF st. Louis, who has opened IN Office in
| the West hotel. He is practitioner in good
standing. but the board objected to his adj
vertfsng.
| w. G. Barrie and G. Barrie, his wife, were
brought down from St. Cloud yesterday and
lodged In Jail, where they will be kept until
their case is ready for trial in the Sherburne
county court. They were indicted for Keep
| ing house of ill-fame.
a meeting of Nicollet avenue merchants
has been called for Wednesday evening at
! exposition headquarters to consider the prop
! ostion made by w. NJ Regan to illuminate
the avenue during the exposition. 1t is held
| to be great scheme and is worth fostering.
| The coroners inquest over the remains OF
the man killed on the Manitoba road. near the
| Union elevator. Friday afternoon. developed
| the fact that his name was Thomas Ford, and
that he had just come from the South and was
| looking for work. A verdict of death due to
his own carelessness was returned.
| S. Swanson, who has been boring for an ar
| tesian well at the corner OF Sixth avenue
| north and Tenth street, yesterday struck
| water at the depth of 800 feet. The water is
| perfectly pure aud rises twenty-five feet
above the ground. 1t is to be distributed by
| pipes and used instead Of city water in that
! part OF the city.
| Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
| George Hall and Julia Lubelle, William III.
| Guettling and Barbara Wuerth. Frank
| Springer and Lena Quester, William Muir
| ply and Annie EuStice. H. NJ Pryts and
Mary Peterson, Hans Engelstad and Sophia
| GiibertSon. O. Fl. Martin and Annie L. Stone.
| The separate stage performances of the
dime museum will include new faces. On
the upper stage Lang 81 Sharpe, and Antonio
Won Fabre will head company of specialists.
On the lower stage j. J. RIly's company will
produce the new comedy drama Uncle 81
! Hawkins. The ouriosities exhibited will be
the Fiji cannibals and others. The bill runs
| during the week.
Mrs. Max Segelbaum yesterday caused her
! husband, the well-known dry goods merchant,
! TO be arraigned in the municipal court upon
the charge OF assault. He gave bonds in $l0G
examination will be held. The couple have
not lived happily, and Mrs SegeLbaum re-
| Gently applied for divorce. which was re-
fused her by the district court.
| The Swedish Music band, ''Svea," in this
| city, is arranging for grand excursion to
Centre City, at the shores Of the beautiful
| Chisago lake, to be held next .Sunday, the
18th. The train leaves Minneapolis union
depot at O'Clock a. M, ST. Paul, $3.50 and
| Saltwater, $3.50. Tickets can be pro CURED of
the members OF the band or at the depots bs-
| fore the train leaves. Fare from Mfnneapo-
u.s. St. Paul or Saltwater, round trip. 81.
! Elaborate preparations will be made to ma ke
| this picnic one Of the best ever held by socie-
| ties in Minneapolis. On the beautiful picnic
| ground there will be sack races, running
race, football, music, etc., and all kind OF
fun besides.