St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-30

Friday afternoon and the committee on
streets Friday exenihg.
On complaint of Lizzie johnson of 81 East
Fifth street Smith Chapel, colored, was ar
rested for assault and battery.
Henry F. Train Of New Orleans is in the
city, and intends to purchase property for u
summer residence at Bass lake.
Frank Ham and Frank Schmidt illiterate
laborers, charged with raising q check, were
yesterday discharged by Judge Ford.
The Junior Pioneers last night reconsdered
the vote fixing July Is as the dale for their
excursion, and some details as to transporta-
! ton were arranged.
The property on which Cullens livery
! stable stands on Fourth, between st. Peter
and Wabasha, has been purchased by Thomas
Lowry for $22, 900.
Health record yesterday: Scarlet fever on
the upper levee; diphtheria at 1888 Beech
street, 19S Minnehaha street and 33 Fairfield
avenue; deaths 4, marriages 2.
Thieves stole wagon from T. G.. Germann,
who lives about mile from the city on the
Hudson road, and horse from Samuel Pot
ter. They were traced to Hastings.
The Christian Brothers Mill company eff
Minneapolis has Incorporated with capital
| OF S50O,O0 The incorporators are j. A.
Christian, l.. Christia n, c. NJ. Hardenburgh,
! G. Z. French.
The Seventh street museum is still drawing
large audiences. John 7. Kelly in his i'm
personatfon Of Roger O'Rielly if giving as
fine Characterization of the 1rishman as has
ever been seen on any stage.
Two bell-boys at the Astoria, named James
Forbes and Robert Norman, were arrested by
Detectives ID. j. OConnor and Dan Ahern
yesterday afternoon, for pilfering small ar
| ticles from the rooms of guests.
The Painters aud Decorators Cooperative
association of Minneapolis has filed articles
of incorporation. The incorporators are E.
M. E. Pease, G. E. NJ. Brown, J. NJ Bansman,
Z. e. LaFalIett, Henry Martin, s. A. Strand.
Il. w. Lenvoorde, Company D, has received
his commission as second lieutenant. He
takes the place of Lieut.. George J. Mitsch,
whose term of service had expired and who
resigned on account of business engage
| mentS.
At meeting of the directors of the Ice
Palace and Winter Carnival ASSOCIATION last
night. the treasurer's report was submitted.
| Messrs. Noyes, Van Slyke and Morfeld were
| appointed a committee to close up all bust
ness affairs Of last winters carnival.
| Edwin Mott was last evening elected
| second lieutenant of company E. He is a
| bookkeeper at the Second National bank, and
has been member of the company three
| years. He is twenty-one years of age and is
| said to be the youngest leuten aut in the
| state.
Chief Clark has instructed the police to pre-
| vent the firing of fire-crackers until Monday,
| upon which day the Fourth will be duly
celebrated. The use of rockets, crackers,
| bombs and other fireworks upon Sunday will
| be regarded as an offense.
| The city treasurel's sale notice published in
| tuesdays GLOBE having reference to grad
! ing State street, from Susan street 20 an in
tersection with Oakdale avenue in the Sixth
ward, crept in through an oversight. 1t
should not have been printed at all.
The steamer Longfellow and two barges
| took about 600 Baptist Sunday school picnick-
n cio
worried little for so many children going on
the river and personally inspecte the ar
| rangement taking care that the barges were
| properly seated and loaded.
Mrs. Hezlett with three little children,
who said she came from Cornwall, Ont.
| called at police headquarters yesterday in
search or er husband, Thomas Hezlett, q
| blacksmith, who had been here since April
| and had written her to come. She had been
here several days and could not find him.
The building committee of the German So
| ciety held conference in the Germania bank
last night regarding the rebuilding of the
| atnenseum. A report will be made to the
| meeting of the society tonight, which may
| recommend the selection of another site, if
| the old athenaeum property can be sold at an
! advantage.
j. G. Smith obtained a verdict of S310. 80
against the Minneapolis & st. Louis Railroad
company in the district court Yesterday
| Lemuel W. Goenell was admitted to practice
| on certificate of admission from the supreme
| court of Baltimore. The case of J. NJ. Law
renee VS.. D. II. Valentine was on trial.
Mr.. P. O'Halloran and Miss B. Murphy,
daughter of William Murphy, were married
yesterday morning at st. Pauls cathedral,
Father Stanley officiating. The wedding
party breakfasted at the Portland, only the
immediate relatives being present. Miss
| Sarah 5. Murphy acted as bridesmaid and J
| q. Joyce as groomsman.
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