St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-21
GLOBULES.

A meeting Of the committee on streets has
been called for this morning.
Three deaths and five births were reported
at the health Office yesterday.
The annual regatta of the Minnesota Row
ing club viii be held early in August.
The Third Ward Cleveland and Thurman
club will meet this evening at Ehrmantrout's
hall.
The water tower ordered for the fire de-
partment has arrived, and yesterday was
being made ready for test, which will take
place to-day.
The fifth annual p icnic of the shop en-
ployes Of the Omaha road will occur to-day
at Hudson, Wis. and an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
has been arranged.
meeting of the st. Paul Co-ope rative
Mercantile company will be held tn is even
ing at the United Labor headquarters, 20
East Seventh street.
David j. Hennessey has filed an injunction
to restrain the city from assessing certaiit
property of his on Smelling avenue for the
grading of that street. r.
A certificate of amendment to the original
articles of incorporation of the Minnesota
Percheron Horse company, increasing the.
capital stock to S25, 900. was filed yester,
day.
Washington Lodge I. o. G. t.. composed of
Scandinavians, at its last meeting elected n.
A. Holmes a delegate to the state Prohibition
convention, which meets in this city next
week. &C
It. H. Dickson, president of the st. Paul
Y.M.C. A, Will speak at the song service at
the rooms of the West Side Young Mems
Christian association tomorrow afternoon at
clock. -
F.E. Suttons residence, 2S4 West Third
street. was damaged by fire yesterday noon to
the amount of S4OO. which is fully covered
by insurance. The fire started in the rear of
the building.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Bernard Osterbag and Mary Thenteen, Josiah
Siegfried and Halda Erick. Columbus Baugh
and Lyndon B. Fletcher and NJ. Ekstrom
and Johanna Nilsson,
State Treasurer Bobleter was engaged yes
terday in depositing the moneys Of the June
settlement in the several banks of the city.
There are three settlements made each year,
that OF June being the largest
While going to the fire yesterday Chemical
No 1 was upset near the corner of Seventh
and jackson streets. The engine was con-
siderably damaged. John Weinertz. one of the
firemen, was shaken up and bruised.
The Manitoba has on exhibition at It's head
quarters III this city several samples of
wheat. barley and oats that were sent down
from the Red river valley. The stalks are
about four feet long, and the specimens are
well headed.
The annual Sunday school picnic OF the
Chmch of the Good Shepherd will be held at
Leip's, White Bear lake, Wednesday, July
25. The picnic train will leave the union
depot at $50 a. m. Returning, leave White
Bear lake at 6 :45 p. m
Isaac Swenson yesterday applied for
divorce from his wife Elmo. He claims to be
forty years old and says she is sixty. They
were married in Sweden Nov. ID, 1877, and
came to this. country nine years ago. Mrs.
Swenson deserted him three years ago.
The Minneapolis Mortgage company has
filed articles of incorporation at the secre-
tary's office The capital stock is S25, 900,
and the incorporators are H. D. Allen. John
Hertzler and D. B. Doty, all of Minneapolis,
and H. B. Allen and T. Ryan, of Water
loo, 10.
Ernest Stenniger. of Minneapolis. arrested
by Officer Palmer Thursday, charged with
stealing SIG from a woman named Barque
was released yesterday afternoon. Stenniger
had the money and admitted he stole it. but
the theft took place i'll Hennepin county.
The local authorities sent word to the Hen
nepin sheriff four different times. but he
failed to send for the prisoner, who was dis
charged after being incarcerated twenty-siX
hours.