St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-26
GLORULES.

The Great Western band will give concer
tonight at Rice park.
The Alma City Milling company has incor-
porated with a capital of SEQ
The case of Matt Clark VS.. D. D. Merriam
occupied the attention of the United States
circuit court yesterday.
W. A. Hubbard has received his commission
as first lieutenant of Company A, Second regi-
ment, vice Mullen, resigned
Henry Barrett, 3. W. Wyland and J +.
Cullen were appointed substitute letter car
riers yesterday by Postmaster Day.
A boy about seven years old ..named
John Muth living at All La Fond street, has
been missing since yesterday noon,
G. II. Barnett, q. G. Farley and J. E. Merritt
Court Mortgage Loan company with capital
of $4,000.
Deputy Sheriff Chapel received a telegram
yesterday announcing the death of his wife in
the Rochester insane asylum, where she has
been only few weeks.
In the district court Thomas Powers OBJ
tanned a verdict of $40 damages against
Walter Ife. The case of John Tiltz vs. Will
lam H. Wilcox was on trial
Five tramps were arrested in box car
near the Chestnut Street station last evening
by Sergeant Hanft and Officer SwitZer They
had valise containing some clothes marked
w. l.. Abbott. Jr.
Inc turtle boy, the camel girl and two sep
arate stage performances are announced for
next week at the Seventh street museum.
John t. keeiy, the Irish comedian will be the
bright particular star.
The teachers AMI pupils OF the Franklin
school building yesterday presented Prof. S.
5. Taylor, who, for many years has been the
principal of that school. now superint end
ent OF the city schools, with q very beautiful
French clock.
The Union Boom company has Incorporated
with capital of $4,000. The company pro-
poses to construct boom ON the ST. Louis or
Coquet rivers and is composed of A. w. Brad
ley, A; ]. Whteman, J. r. Meyers, L. Merritt
b. +. Myers, +. f. Huntress, Duluth. and s.
Chapman, Bay City, Mich.
a few of the faithful members of the West
Side union assembled at the usual place last
| evening, but, after waiting awhile, adjourned
for the want of quorum. The special mat
ter that was to come before the meeting was
| the sewerage system of the West side 1t
will come before the next meeting
| The ste amer Centennial with the New
Yorkers ON board struck sand bar near
Newport. and was found there by the Long
Fellow at O'Clock yesterday morning. a bout
| seyenty-hve of the New Workers came home
on the Lougfellow, arriving at O'clock The
Centennial reached the city about 8 o'clock
with very tired band of excurionists.
Rev. ID. L. Leonard. formerly pastor of the
| Congregational church in Mortified, and for
several years superintendent of mission and
educational work il Utah, will speak Sunday
night in Plymouth church on 1.-The Mormon
Problem" Mr.. Leonard is thoroughly posted
as to the trend of affairs in Utah, and has a
story to tell all thoughtful citizens should hear.
There is to be grand display Of fireworks
at Minnetonka beach, July 5. One of the
most elaborate pieces will be representa-
ton of the bombardment of Fort Sumter. A
representation of that fort 100 feet long
| will be erected about four hundred feet from
the shore, and will be attacked by feet of
twenty-five boats, and will be defended by
bombs, rockets, Roman candles, &C., &c.