St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-29
GLOBULES.

Surviving members of the Third Minnesota
volunteers will hold a reunion in Drake
block hall Friday, Sept. IA, at p. m.
Warrants were sworn out against Charles
|. Boggs and John Doe yesterday, charging
them with selling liquor without licenses.
The city council last evening decided upon
Illuminating the streets of the city during
the forthcoming state fair, as heretofore.
The Minnetonkas, of Post Siding. and the
Daytons Bluff Rattlers played game of base
ball yesterday, the score resulting to 1 in
favor of the former.
burning shanty at the corner of Green
brier and Garland streets called out the fire
department last evening about 10 O'Clock,
for an alarm from box 80.
Joseph Sladeck a bankrupt second hand
dealer, filed schedule of debts and assets
yesterday. He owes little over s., 800, and
his assets will reach about $4,000
At the Democratic barbecue, which will be
held on the fair grounds to-day, a steer from
j. j. Hills Pleasant Lake stock farm will be
roasted whole and served to the multitude.
The place Tor holding the primary in the
Eighth ward next Saturday has been changed
from Stoddard's barber shop to No. 266
University avenue, Gerlach's carpenter shop.
Edward Brandt the tight wire walker who
fell Monday evening while performing in the
open air, was reported i'll fair way to re-
cover yesterday, his injuries being two frac-
tured ribs.
Second Ward Democrat members of the
Cleveland and Thurman club will meet this
evening at z 80 O'Clock, at 776 E lst Seventh
street. and will be addressed by prominent
campaign orators.
AT the instance Of Insurance Commissioner
ShandreW, the attorney general has begun an
action to close up the Duluth Life society,
cooperative assessment association of Du-
luth, whose affairs are In a bad way imam
cially.
Father Aloysius, of the White Earth In
dian reservation, was in the city yesterday,
with sixteen young Indians, who are now on
their way to attend college in Indiana Some
of them have been at st. Johns college, in
this state, already.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club will give their
second annual moonlight excursion this
evening. The steamer Cleon, with two
barges will leave the foot of jackson street
at 8 D. m. sharp. All friends of the club are
cordially invited to participate.
The building business took a boom yester-
day. j. j. Watson, the real estate dealer,
cured a permit for large eight-story brick
block on Dayton avenue hear Western, to be
used as fine tenement or apartment build
ing. The cost is put down at 1925, ,OG0.
Scandinavian young men organized Re-
publican club last evening and elected the
following officers: President John g. Jones;
first vice president, j 2. Olson; second vice
president, Z. z. Olson; secretary, Charles X.
Anderson, and treasurer, Charles Peterson.
The Ripley Car company, of this city, filed
articles of incorporation with the secretary
| of state Yesterday. The incorporators are
Messrs. p. ID. Merwin, A. G. Pyle and III. b.
Willard, of St. Paul, and A. b. Paul and r.
| Ii. Ripley, Minneapolis. The capital stock
was fixed at S500,uU0.
| DVestrymen of st. Peters church on Day.
| tons bluff have awarded the contract for
| building a stone Gothic chapel, corner Maple
| avenue and Fourth street, to l. II. johnson,
| who will complete the work within three
| months. From $50 to 200 people can be ac-
| commodated in the new sedifice, which will
| cost about So, 900.
Owing to mistake in numbering the lots
! in the plat of Edmund liice's Fourth addition
| i'll the flied records, it has become necessary
| for Mr.. Rice to bring an action in the district
| court against John NJ. Kelset and others in-
terested, to have the court correct the error.
| In plating the addition a skip was made
| from lot to lot 5.
| Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
| Patrick Murphy and Johanna Kennedy,
| Herman w. +. Bunde and Mary W. j.
| Schroeder, Anton B. Korba and Mary Ia
| luSka, Richard Ware and Curley Kennebruc,
| Edmund II. Francis and Alice Jordan, Ole
| Nelson and May Boets, Andrew Elk and Au-
| gGsta isaacson, August Borlinghaus and
| Elizabeth L. Hodgkin.
| A test was made yesterday morning at the
| Edison Electric Light companys power
| house ON Cedar street of the McGuiness
| smoke consumer, with a view to abating the
| nuisance complained of by persons living in
| the vicinity of the electric light plant Build
| ing Inspector Johnson was present, and the
| experiments were very satisfactory TO that
| Official