St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-26
GLOBUEiIs.

Five births and four deaths were reported
at the health Office yesterday.
The city treasurer will pay out tomorrow
SS4, 900 for local Improvements.
Alfred Enel I'm was given ninety days yes
terday, for stealing lot of carpenters tools.
Bank clearances yesterday $500, S53: for
the week 81. 974 n4S; for the compounding
week last year 50, los, $50.
An alarm of fire was turned in from box
AZ last night for a burning window screen
on ST. Peter street, near seventh.
The priests of the St Paul diocese, who
have been on retreat during the past week.
returned to their several stations Yesterday.
Father Gibbons, for many years assistant
pastor at the Cathedral, has been transferred
to st. Patrick's to take the place of Father
Clarke.
The james Robinson circus, which has
been showing at the corner of Eighth and
Minnesota streets, will remain three days
longer.
John Wilson was held to the grand jury
yesterday on the charge of burglary. He was
caught going through a house in lower
town last night
A meeting of the park commissioners was
called for yesterday afternoon, but had to be
adjourned until to tomorrow, as quorum could
not be secured.
Mrs. NJ. E. Aldrich will lecture at G. A. r.
| hall, 1S3 East Sixth street, 81 8 o'clock this
| evening. Subject: THE Coming Time From
a Spiritual Standpoint.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
| Helmuth Bierwirth and Anna WOelfe, Fritz
A. Schneider and Katrine Eckerts, and Al
| bert Ii. SaXton and Nora Broughell.
Samuel Washington and James Stewart
were arrested last night by Officer Govern
| for disorderly conduct. They put up S25
each for their appearance Monday morning.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club will give their
| second annual moonlight excursion Wednes-
! day evening, Aug. % Boat with two barges
| will leave foot of Jackson street at p. m.
| sharp.
Schedule of debts of Andrew Schletz. who
| assigned to Aid. Matt Lethauser recently,
was filed yesterday. The liabilities foot up
| S6.964. 45, Dowian & Sons being the largest
| creditors.
Joseph Standemeyer and Henry Williams
were arra1gned III the municipal court yes
! terday, charged with burglarizing dwelling
| on Pleasant avenue. Their case was con-
tinued till Monday.
The board OF public works met yesterday,
and ordered the clerk TO advertise for bids
tor the grading of Gaultier and Albemarle
| streets, and for The construction of u sewer
| on University avenue
C. S. Bartram, who has severed his con-
nection with the Dispatch, to accept a po-
! sition in Minneapolis, was yesterday pre-
sented with very handsome gold-headed
| umbrella by his associates with the Dispatch.
The Ladies' Guild of ST. Mathews Episco-
| pal Chapel of ST. Anthony Park, will give
an entertainment Wednesday evening, Aug.
| %. at the residence of George Noel Hig-
| ginson, for the benefit of the church. Choice
musical and literary numbers Will be
rendered, and refreshments will be served
! during the evening Seibert will furnish
| music for dancing.
The Great Western band concert last even
ing at Rice park was attended by an I'M
| usually large crowd. The selections were
delightful and included among other good
things Stradella, Mariana and the ever
| popular melodies arranged by Bever A
notable feature was a cornet solo by A. D.
Laird, one of Mr.. Seiberts new performers,
who was received with long continued
applause.