St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-22
1855, and for the week So, 13s, 1891, an in
crease of 81 per cent. over last year.

1906, and for the week So, 1873, 1881. an in
crease of 81 per cent. over last year.
Advertisers or others can obtain the Satur-
day GLOBE in wrappers for mailing at the
counting room, 25T First avenue south.
The prime ipal of the high school will meet
w tn applicants for admission next Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday from to IL q. m.
The Northwestern Stamp Works, with their
JUMBO press, are in the Exposition and
ready with the prettiest souvenirs you ever
saw.
Robert Stratton, G. L. Abbott and James
A. Fillmore have been appointed by Minne-
sofa Canton Ne. l, 1. 0. 0. F., to arrange for
an excursion to Boston Sept. IL.
The executors Of the estate Of Martin 10y
wan filed in probate court yesterday petit
tion to sprove the will filed some days ago.
The estate is valued at $780, 900.
Hugh Delan, the Minneapolis bartender,
who was shot by tramp at Brainerd, Aug.
10, is reported to be dying, and A. j. Dolan,
his brother, left for Brainerd last night.
The examination Of applicants for teachers
certificates will be held by Supt. Wraaman on
Monday and Tuesday. This is done to accom-
modate those teachers whose schools open
early.
sand yards of earth to be moved near Excel
sior. Good prices paid. For particulars call
on E. F. Comstock & Co., 103 Central avenue,
Minneapolis.
Maj. Landberg received on Friday his COM
mission as one of the committee to inspect
the matter Of damages suffered by Marshall
and other counties, and last night left the
city for the field of operation.
Detective Lawrence Friday night arrested
young fellow named Frank Livingston, who
was identified by the clerk at Davidson's res
taurant as the mau who compelled him at the
point Of q revolver to hand over the contents
of the money drawer.
week and will change the bill, giving the
popular "Girone-Girofa.' Miss Hatcher will
take the dual part, and can sing this famous
drinking song to perfection. The cast is a
good one and the management anticipates
even botter business.
The Gustavus Adolphus society will give
an excursion to Carver to-day over the Mime
apolis & St. Louis road. The program in
cludes music by the Svea band and quartet,
addresses by Robert Engdahl, Herman Stock
enstrom. Andrew Sanberg, P. P. Sw enson, a
drill by the Swedish guards, races, refresh
m6nts, etc.
A barn owned by George Bicknell on the
w. s. King farm, corner Of Lyndale avenue
and Forty-third street, was struck by light
ming early Saturday morning and was burned
to the ground with its contents, which in
cluded valuable horse. The loss was 81, 900;
insurance, Sc, 500.
In the municipal court yesterday ]. J. Nc
UreSOF auo a. Nllte plSaQeU guilty. 10 seluuS
liquor without license and were fined $75.
Frank Livingston, who was charged with
highway robbery, waived an examination and
was bound over to the grand jury in $500.
Ole Risvold was kued $40 for assaulting Mrs.
Amelia Hatenbach.
The musicians Protective association will
give its first benefit ball at the East side rink
Tuesday evening, the proceeds Of which will
be devoted to the purchase of uniforms. 1t
is intended to organize a band of at least fifty
pieces among the members of the association
that will be credit to the city. Three other
benefit balls will be given during the next six
weeks.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
to F. Stuckmauer and Mary Eggman, Andrew
Harter and Halle Burgorne, John Stromholm
and j. NJ. Johnson, w H. Mcdonnell and
Florence N. Leip, II. z. Helm and Rebecoa j.
Billings, A. Larson and Thea G. Bjorsen,
John Postel aud Annie Lindeman, Anthony
Moore aud Johanna Delaney, G. w. Blasier
and Maggie Rhay, John Cothem and Carrie
Olson, John Dill and Catharine Zoppi, John
E. Broderick and Ella o. German, Evan
Holmberg and Emma Lindull.