St. Paul daily globe., 1886-06-06
nThe small box scare has subsidized.

There are no barber shops or butcher shops
open to-day.
The Northwestern hospital contract will be
awarded Tuesday.
Motor trains every hour from O.. m. until
s D. m to Minnehaha Fails.
Minneapolis lodge, No. A, Brotherhood Of
Elks, gives its fourth social tonight.
The monthly meeting of the Minneapolis
Typographical union will be held to-day.
The Woman Suffrage association yesterday
discussed the legal rights of mothers.
The concert at Armory hall last evening
was pleasant affair aud was well attended.
"Queen Esther will be presented by mem
bers of the African NJ. E. church June s
and 9.
number of ST. Paul and Saltwater gen.
tlemen inspected Minneapolis water works
yesterday.
Go to Calhoun to-day and take trip around
the lake Oh the steamer Hattie. Good music
on the boat.
Detective John Hoy yesterday arrested
man named John Roberts for stealing a set O
billiard balls at the Minneapolis club house.
Henry France will have a hearing Monday
on charge of removing span OF horses
upon which John w. Clark held an $50 mort
gage.
Harriet this afternoon and evening. Moto
trains leave Washington avenue every twenty
minutes.
N. l.. Anderson, q peddler, yesterday
grabbed So bill from the hands of lady at
29S Cedar avenue, and was arrested by the
police.
The brick and stone houses on the corner
| of Seventeenth street and Clinton avenue,
owned by Bell & Nettleton, have been pur-
chased by DR.. Cross for $1,000.
The wrestling match between Tom Cannon
| and the Jap at the ball grounds this after
noon, commences at $3.50. A special train
leaves the Milwaukee depot at o'clock.
Misses Mary e. Palmer, Ada Lockwood,
Stella A. Page, Bertha Huntsman and Mary
Huntsman, all of this city, have just grad
uated from the normal school at st. Cloud.
Four daily trains to Minnetonka via motor
line Trains leave Washington avenue $50
and q. m, 30 and p. m. Returning, leave
Excelsior 7:l0 a. M, 1910, 4:10 and 6:33 p. IN.
Don't stay in the city to-day and be eaten
up by mosquitoes, but take the motor to the
lake, get all the coll breeze, hear the music
and have good time. Trains leave Washing
ton avenue every twenty minutes.
officer Schroeder arrested young man
last evening, who is suspected of having
gone through several stores last winter. If
the persons can be found to whom it is said
he he disposed most of this property. he will
be prosecuted.
Pedestrians passing the West hotel have
the windows. Last evening about a dozen
people were wet in this way, and the perpe-
traitors of the outrage will be arrested to-day.
Last evenings victims are requested to call
at police headquarters and leave their names
to-day.
Robert O. Wilson, recently from Chicago,
was last evening held up in Canan's saloon
on Washington avenue south and robbed of
S66. Several men were implicated in the
affair and the police are looking for Ed
Quinlan and young man named Scheimer,
thought to be the leaders.
Mrs. Tom Thumb and her new husband,
Count Magri, and his brother, Baron Magri,
will be the attractions at the dime museum
next week. This will be the last appearance
of Mrs. Thumb and husband for some time,
as they sail to Liverpool after this engage
ment, and from there to Brazil. strong
stage performance will be given hourly.
Mr.. Sackett, of Sackett & Virgins, yester-
day executed a ninety-nine-y ears lease of the
ground on the southwest corner of First
avenue south and Fourth street, and will be-
gin at once the erection of their long-talked-of
theater. The rent paid is 81, 600 a year. M.
Sackett states that the panorama picture OF
the Battle of Gettysburg is well under way.
and that it will probably be placed in st.
Paul.
John P. Fitzgerald of the A. o. 81. has
issued a call to the several divisions to appear
in full regaIia next Wednesday evening at
Window hall for the purpose of attending
the fair at Market hall, which will close on
that evening. The divisions will be escorted
by band to that hall. ALI members in Hen
nepin county are requested to be at the hall
at 1880. The division marshals will have
charge of their respective orders.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Michael Schutta and Mary Kaigneski, c. E.
A. Smith and Hannah Anderson, Joseph Koh-
Ter and Elizabeth Faymonville, E. B. Gleason
and Henrietta Rauen, Christ Christensen and
Christina Christofferson, Bernt Hoverlsrud
and Anna Engen. Alfred Collard and Martha
Lucas Myron w. Stoddard and Amy F.
Winkley, John Almquist and Mary Gustaf-
son, Napoleon Gossilur and Julia Clauverd
Henry Birkenhauer and Catherine Holscher.
The laying of the corner stone of the new
Catholic Orphan asylum, now in course of
construction on Chicago avenue, will take
place on Sunday afternoon, the 4th Of july
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Ireland officiating. The
various Catholic societies of the city will
participate in the dedicatory ceremonies, and
all the necessary arrangements for the event
are now being made by them. A beautiful
memorial card containing cut and brief de-
scription of the institution, will be distrb-
uted at nominal figure to the multitude
present on the occasion.