St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-10
GLOBULES.

Eleven births and seven deaths were re-
ported at the health Office yesterday.
Diphtheria has been reported at 43 East In
diana avenue and l94 Mackubin street.
John Solburg was arrested by Officer Pa {
Lynch last night for stealing an overcoat
The Patriarchal circle left last night over
the Northwestern line for Fort Wayne, Ind.
John Schuber got thirty days in the work
houSe yesterday for the larceny of satchel.
n. Houlihan will be taken before the mu-
nlcipal court to-day, charged with violating
the health ordinance.
A company of regulars from the division of
the Missouri passed through the city yesJer-
day on their way TO Fort heogh,
The annual lawn festival of st. Joseph's
church will take place july II at the grounds
on Nelson a. elue, between harrington and
JOsette.
The Third Ward Cleveland and Thurman
club will hold a meeting this evening in Ehr-
mantraut's hall, Broadway, between Seventh
and Eighth streets.
Next Thursday evening the members of st.
Mary's parish will indulge i'll lawn festival
on the elegant grounds Of Dennis Ryan, OF
Woodward avenue.
John Johnson was locked up at the central
station last night charged with stealing S25
from a man at Mrs. Peterson's boarding
house on Rice stre ct.
meeting of the West Seventh Street Dis
trict union viii be held at the hall, corner Of
Seventh street and Western avenue, this
evening at s o'clock. .a.e
Frank Connell was arrested Yesterday
chars ed with stealing S45 from Dennis
Lynch. In default of $500 bail he was re
manded until to-day.
Dora Martin, one of the two little girls ar
re: ed Saturday night, charged with street
waking, was yesterday sent to the House of
the Good Shepherd.
The big Indian woman, Wahnata, was a
drawing card at the dime museum yesterday.
interested ne0nlp
with his silk worms, and the excellent stage
shows seemed to please everybody.
The South ST. Paul Electric Railway com
pany held meeting in the chamber of com
merce yesterday afternoon, the business
irn:a tied be;n of a private nature. ~.
A number of the young ladies and gentle
men of the Cathedral parish are to take an
olting aC Lake Johanna tomorrow. Father
Shanley Will chaperOne the party, and the
day will be spent in sport and games. j.iE~
Paul Smith and Thomas Corcoran. the two
boys arrested Saturday charged with the
larceny of some fishing tackle, were before
the municipal court yesterday and were dis
missed.
The ladies' auxiliary of the West St. Paul
Young Mems Christian association will give
a reception this evening from to 10 o'clock
on the occasion of the opening OF the new
rooms of the ASSOCIATION at 1S1 Dakota
avenue.
Char,es Lick, the driver of the cab II a ran
was drawn D in the municipal court yester-
day, charged with reckless driving. His Use
vas continued until July Is undor bonds of
Sl00. The boys condition was slightly i'm
proved yesteri a.
The Clippers defeated the Olympics in a
game of base ball yesterday afternoon by a
score of 13 to s. The winners will receive
challenges from clubs whose members are
under sixteen years of age, and cOmmunica-
tions should be addressed to Thomas Nc
Can. 292 GOOdhue street
The board of fire commissioners held reg
ular meeting last evening, there being pres
ent Commissioners Warner. Prendergast
Freeman and Martin. Reports of q routine
nature were read from Chief Black and AS
sistant jackson. and bills amounting to
S2.7c0 were referred to the committee on
claims.
The Eighth Ward Cleveland iand Thurman
club was organized last evening by the elec-
ton of A. A. Greenhoot as temporary chair
man and John \. Tierney secretary. Sew
enty-fve members signed the roll. f. W. y.
Gelderman. NJ. 3. Bush and Pierce Butler
were appointed committee on permanent
organization. John W. Willis, Esq, ad-
dressed the meeting.