St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-09
GR.OBULES.

Lieut.. =. U HallOran, or the Emmett Light
artillery, has resigned.
The ladies' of the Central w. G. T. U. will
meet to-day at p. IN. at IS East Seventh
street.
"Saved from the Flames still continues to
draw large audiences at the Seventh street
dime museum.
Scarlet fever at EOS McBoal street. Three
births and eight marriages were reported at
the health office yesterday.
The second Central park concert by the
Great Western band will be given tonight.
The electric lights are all in position.
G. H. Carlton, charged with blowing a
steam whistle within the city limits, was ar
raigned in the police court yesterday and his
case continued until Sept. 10.
The council committee on streets will view
the proposed route of the Grand avenue
cable line this morning. Carriages leave
Kavapagh g. Dawson's at a. m.
Josephine Zahn. whese home is at 719 Hud-
son avenue, is reported as missing. She is
years old, and when last seen she wore brown
dress, white apron and white straw hat.
A decree of divorce was granted Margaret
Lattershall yesterday, from her husband,
Walter Lattershall, by Judge Brill. She is
also given the custody Of their minor chill
dreD.
Gen. r. ". Johnson. president of the Mag.
nolia club, has appointed the following exec
utIve com mittee: G. H. Moffett, chairman
r. b. Franklin, r. L. FlournOy, II. w. Davis,
E. G. Handy.
Third street was again lllumined last even
ing, and as there was little or no wind and the
night was pleasant, the crowd turned out
for the promenade. The jets will be lighted
again this evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the Itasca
club will be held this evening at the club
room, in the Union block. Arrangements will
probably be made to take an active part in
the coming campaign.
The trio of hghwaymen. Mike OBrien,
William McCaffrev and Thomas O'Brien, who
held up Patrick O'Gradv Monday night, were
in the police court this morning. The pre-
liminary examination was continu ed to thi s
morning.
Rev. DIR. J. Wechsler has received two
calls. one from Las Vegas, N. NJ, and one
from Meridian, Miss. He has finally decided
to accept the latter as it is the largest COLI
gregation. He will leave about the 18th
inst.
At meeting of the board Of public works,
to be held this evening, the matter of widen
ening Como avenue will be considered. Those
interested in the proposed Improvement and
the special committee from the chamber OF
commerce are invited to be present.
A. H. Ncolay sold at auction yesterday the
southeast corner of Pleasant avenue and
296 Pleasant avenue, and eighty feet front on
Pleasant avenue and eighty-five feet front on
Sherman street, to William West, for Sc, $50.
The Ramsey county Prohibitionlsts will
hold their convention Sept. 9, at Z O'Clock
D. NJ, in Relief hall, al East Ninth street.
The senatorial convention will meet at the
same hour. A full ticket will be nominated
All of the wards and townships have elected
caucus delegates 5.
Dr denton Prohibition candidate foy com
gress from the Fourth district will speak
this evening at the Jackson Street Method st
Episcopal church. He expects to consider
thepositions of Blaine, Congressman Gilfllan
and the Minneapolis Evening Journal on the
temperance question.
A rattle was held last night at Mccarthy &
Donnelly's undertaking establishment for q
Shetland pony, the proceeds to be devoted to
the benefit of the House of the Good
Shepherd. The lucky number, 2T1. was held
by Thomas Ryan, who lives at the corner of
Fourth and KittsOn streets. The proceeds
amounted to $500.
Another good-sized audience laughed its
sides sore last night ct the Grand over the
comicalities of Gillette and Kennedy in the
Private Secretary" Tomorrow morning
the advance sale of seats for the Florences
will be open. These popular favorites will
begin their engagement Monday night in
"Our Governor" with the almighty Dollar
on Tuesday night.
Judge Simonds filed a decision yesterday
denying the petition for the appointment of
a receiver of Walker, Judd & Veazie. The
petition was made by Allen, Moon & Co. and
Auerbach, Finch g. Van Slyke. A stay Of
proceedings was granted for twenty days to
enable petitioners to file a bill of exceptions.
Judge WilIn filed decision yesterday in
the case of Silas B. Walsh VS.. Ezra Farms
worth ct al, finding for the plaintiff.