St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-04
GLOBULES.

Peaal Wilson was fined 500 for keeping
house of prostitution.
Three deaths and four marriages were re-
ported at the health Office yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting will be held
at the Woman's Christian home at o'clock,
! to-day.
Picnic buses at Kent's package delivery
| and employment Office, 2O9 West Seventh
street.
The second concert for this season at
| Grote's, led by the Great Western band, will
be given tonight.
Mr.. }. Fl. Shay, representing Munson s. Co.,
the great Chicago belt manufacturers is
stopping at the Ryan.
To-day is pension day in the district
court, the day upon which Clerk Bell exc
cutes vouchers for pensioners.
The case against Henry Smith, proprietor
of the Merchants hotel barber shop, and his
four employees, was continued until June 100
Sheriff Richter took Warden Reed, of the
State prison to the St.Paul workhouse yester-
day, and showed him through the institution.
The California Wine house, AZ to 46 East
Seventh street, carry the largest stock of
pure California wines of any house in the
West
Mayor Rice, yesterday revoked the sal oon
license of Albert Gebell, No. SIT Mississippi
street. on the ground that it was a disorderly
house.
The city treasurer yesterday settled with
Michael O'Brien for the sub-structure on the
Robert street bridge, to the amount of $20,-
704.T3.
Mrs. Tom Thumb and her husband are still
holding daily receptions at the Seventh street
museum. Next week novel feature is an
nounced.
Last evening, at the residence of DIR. T. d.
Simonton, occurred the marriage of Orlando
j. Reynolds and Miss Kate l.. Campbell. The
Rev. K. +. McLaren ofhciated.
On the 10th instant there is to be an excur-
sion OF railroad employees over the st. Paul &
Duluth road. The excursion will be accom-
panied by the Great Western band.
James Shady, of Brainerd, arrested by
United States Marshal Campbell on the charge
of selling liquor to Indians was committed for
trial by United States Commissioner CORDOBA
yesterday IN default of $500 bail. This is Mr.
Campbells first arrest
j. Fl. GieSke, who was elected president of
the Democratic club organized on Wednesday
night says that the statement published that
the object of the club is the election of W.
x. Merriam to the legislature is not so. No
such end is any part of the business or desire
of the club.
The usual communion service was celebra-
ted at st. Paul's Episcopal church yesterday
morning, it being Ascension day. The rector,
Rev. DIR. Thomas, Officiated, having returned
on Wednesday from the East, where he has
Boston. The rector's assistant, Rev. J. H.
Chandler, will leave to-day for few weeks
vacation.
Albert G. Bianchi, of Mexico, as historian
OF the late Mexican excursion though the
United States, has written to H. H. Young
secretary of the board of immigration re-
questlng him to send the cuts of Lake Mime
tonka, hotel Lafayette and Minnehaha Falls
that appeared in the late pamphlet on Min
neSota and its resources. The work is being
issued at the direction of the Mexican gov
ernment.
The Central Woman's Christian Temperance
union held its monthly meeting at the rooms of
the Gospel Temperance union, SO East Seventh
street, yesterday afternoon, the president,
Mrs. c. Brinckerhof, presiding. A discus
sion was had over a petition which will be
circulated, asking the state legislature to
submit the question of prohibitory consti-
tutional amendment to the people. With the
help of these ladies new piano has just been
placed in the Gospel Temperance rooms.