St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-24
GLOBULES.

was enjoyed by a large audience.
Two births, three deaths and four mar
rlages were reported to the health Office yes
terday.
Felix Kline, arrested for beating his wife.
was sent to the work house yesterday for
thirty days.
Andrew Nelson was sent to the work house
Tor sixty days for attempting to strike officer
Llndgren with an ak.
A. X. kohnke will conduct private school
during the vacation at 20 Tilton street for
the study of music and German
st. Paul Camp No. l, Sons of Veterans will
give moonlight excursion next Friday even
ing down the river on the barge Cleon.
John Prevoncher, the proprietor of the
Woodblne, on Robert was arrested yesterday
Tor Keeping his saloon open after midnight
The mayor has written a letter to Building
inspector johnson. authorizing him to allow
fireworks to be sold between July and
inclusive.
"A A buggy belonging to some gentleman
whose name could not be ascertained was
smashed up in collision on Seventh street
yesterday afternoon.
Each train from Chicago Is bringing back
visitors from the Chicago convention. Their
enjoyment was confined to hot travelling and
the crush and noise in Chicago
The Royal Route base ball team beat the
Broadway nine yesterday by score OF II to
3, Weide of the Broadways, being knocked
out OF the box in the first inning.
A lady's purse was found yesterday on
jackson, between Seventh and Eighth
streets. The owner can have the properly by
calling at the central police station.
According to the report of the treasurer of
the Munhall union meetings the receipts
from all sources were So. 237. 81 and the ex-
Sll297.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Harry w. drummer and Pauline Heiser, John
Everson and May johnson, Louis II. Ander-
son ana Helena Broberg, A. E. Puffer and
Maud E. Steenska
A lawn festival will be given by the ladies
OF the Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran
church ATTIC Cedar street. corner of Aurora
avenue. next Thursday evening. the proceeds
OF which will be given to the church.
The scenery for the "Ticket-of-Leave-
Man, which is to be presented at the Peo-
pes theater commencing tomorrow night,
is completed. 1t is masterpiece of art and
credit to the artist William Bender.
The scarcity of brick in the building trade
has given an impetus to dealers in that arti-
Gle and an agent from Ironton, o., arrived
mere yesterday to establish a branch house
Tor supplying bricks and fancy tile to the
trade.
"A Sunday school congress will convene at
Waseca the 9Th and 9th of next month under
the auspices of the Minnesota State Sunday
ocnool association. Rev. T. De Witt Tall
mage will lecture the afternoon of the 5th
and the evening of the 9th.
Plans and specifications for grading Prior
avenue, from st. Anthony avenue to Mime
mana street, were approved yesterday by the
board OF public works. When completed
this Will connect Merriam and Union Parks
oy direct roadway, passing under the short
line track.
ers board OF trade met yesterday and elected
hte following officers: President, T. A Alb
DOT; first vice president, A Bassford; Sec
ond vice president, William Porten; third
M
W. H. Ulmer.
The Ames case was submitted to Judge
Brewer yesterday and taken under advise
ment, without Gen. Butler making any argu-
ment. MIR. Butler said it would go up to the
United States supreme court any how, and
that he would have to make his argument at
Washington, D. c.
The music at the Grand opera house serv-
ices, under the auspices of the Peoples
church this morning, promises to be es-
LORD i,G,, is Risen" and the Angel trio from
Elijah will be rendered, Miss Mae Murphy
adding her voice to the choir.
The rainfall reported from the portion of
TINS state embraced in the watersheds of the
minnesota and upper Mississippi rivers dur
ing the past week has been very light aver
aging only fifteen hundredths of an inch
This is the lightest for some time, and por-
tends decided fall i'll these rivers.
The $4,000 damage suit for personal
milwaukee, road was taken up before jury
III the United States circuit court yesterday
This action arose out of the Norwood col
l1s1on. Last fall the jury disagreed on it. 1t
is the third case caused by this collision.
Judge Kelly yesterday granted a decree of
divorce to Heinrich HUGE from his wife
Mathilda. They are an old German couple
VINO were married in Ellingsrode, April 10,
1860, and have two grown up sons. The
ground for divorce was desertion, the wife
having left her husband July Is, 1873.
While bathing in White Bear lake FRIDAY
night the two sons of ID. E. Swan had mar
row escape from drowning. One of them
was attacked with cramps and the other at
tempted to rescue him. but was not equal to
the emergency. The father, seeing their
danger, reached them in time to save both
boys.
While engaged in decorating the soldiers
graves at Oakland cemetery the 30th of last
month, headstone inscribed Samuel Trim
ball Seventh Minnesota Volunteers was
found leaning against the fence. Any i'll
formation concerning the location of the
grave should be communicated to Capt C. j.
Stees, 81 East Third street.
John Faust and w. H. Pancost, two paper
hangers, were arrested about IL O'Clock last
night by Officers Zeikelbach aud Wright, for
trying to pass forged check for sos on
various saloons on West Third street The
check was drawn on the National German
American bank, bore the signature of John
E. Colgan, and was made payable to Faust
The Spring Park Building association. of
st. Paul, filed articles of Incorporation with
the secretary of state yesterday The capital
is S2,000.O00 and the incorporators are: NJ.
d. Miller. II. F. Ware, N. r. Frost, F. B. Jer-
rard, r. c. Hire, E. b. Graves, G. Fl. Vernon.
E. P. Morgan, c. B. Gardner, j. W. Hender-
son, j. A. Swenson. C. L. Alness, M. F. Swee-
ney, FL. n. Hodgman and II. W. Hemmng-
house. all of ST. Paul.
Signatures have been obtained by the Enos
Electric Railway company of a majority
of the property owners from the river
to Exchange street sanctioning the con
struction of an elevated road along Cedar
street. 1t is proposed to make a curve at the
corner of Exchange and Cedar streets, where
the Sisters have school, but the latter OBJ
ject to being blockaded on both sides.
although they have no objection to the road
running on Cedar street.