St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-15
GLOBULES.

Nine births and six deaths were reported at
the health office yesterday.
The Royal Route base ball nine defeated
the East st. Paul team yesterday afternoon
by score Of Is to7.
A concert Of instrumental music, heartily
appreciated by large crowd, was given last
evening in Rice park
There is a project on foot among Irishmen
OF the city looking to the establishment of an
lrish-American bank.
Mrs r. Ponpeney, ST.. and granddaughter.
Annie Pourcley, are visiting A. Ponpeney at
2O4 East Fourteenth street.
The Swedenborgian church, corner Vir-
GINA and Selby avenues, has been closed for
the summer and will reopen Sept. 2, 1888.
Dan CoStello'S circus was levied upon the
second time yesterday for S12O in favor of
Charles Witt, the chief musician of the
show.
There will be special meeting of Division
No. l, A. o. H., at 10 o'clock this morning.to
make arrangements for the funeral of Martin
Burke.
The Young Mems Christian association
will be the subject of discourse at the West
side rooms, Isl Dakota avenue, this after
noon at O'Clock.
The presentation Of colors for Ice King
Durant's new steamer, 'Borealis Rex will
take place tomorrow afternoon aboard the
boat at Van Sykes levee.
Annie Spencer, domestic took SIS from
Butcher sVanderhoof, on st. Anthony hill,
House of the Good Shepherd.
The steamer Belle of Minnetonka was in
spected yesterday by Mr.. Morse, state in
spector, and Capt. Hays, United States super
vising inspector, and passed A No. l.
The United Ancient Order of Druids con-
sisting Of Nora Grove No. %, Vasa Grove No.
"a, and DANA Grove No. %, will picnic at
Excelsior, Lake Minnetonka, July %. = 49,
DR.. Minnequay was arrested at the instance
OF his landlady, Mrs. Julia Teipee, OF North
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disorderly conduct. The doctor forfeited $25
bail.
Over bill of $3.50 E. Nelson attacked A.
Breaches, fellow tailor, on West Seventh
street yesterday afternoon. Beyond a few
scratches neither was hurt. They were fined
So each.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John Amachr and Mataline Emboden, Mil,
fred Duncanson and Edith Obitz,. August
Hedin and Tilda Nordstrom and Henry
Slipsky and Mary Housa.
Citizens are requested to send to the rooms
OF the Relief society, Ninth street, between
jackson and Robert Streets such furniture as
they can spare for the day nursery which is
to be started very soon.
A mass meeting will be held at Labor
Union hall tomorrow evening to protest
against the repeal of the Scent fare ordi-
nance and for the consideration of the nine
hours resolution now before the council.
Sheriff Richter and Dan Baum, of Omaha,
Lake yesterday morning with 200 pounds of
fish. One pickerel weighed fourteen and one
half pounds, and a bass five and one-half
pounds.
James Doty was sent out to the workhouse
for ninety days four weeks ago on a charge
of larceny. Yesterday he made break for
liberty, ana gave Gerard Kelley lively chase
before he was reeaptured. He will serve an
additional term of sixty days.
letter has been received by Postmaster
Lee from j. H. Wellington, of Henrieo,
Deshna county, Ark. dated July 8, stating
that the body of man was found in the
Mississippi river, upon which was found
baggage check marked *. n. L. Packet COM
pany, st. Paul, $50"
The Central Scandinavian Prohibition
club, last evening, elected the following
officers: President Okar Wolf: vice-Iresi-
dent, S. Olson; secretary. Erick Peteran;
corresponding secretary Skytte: treasurer,
2. Peteran. President Wolf was selected as
delegate TO state convention.