St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-20
GLOBULES,

For assaulting William Hatch, w. B. San
derson paid fine of 81.
| Five births, eight deaths and two mar
riages were reported to the health officer yes
| terday.
The annual regatta of the Minnesota and
| Winnipeg boat clubs will take place on Lake
Minnetonka July Z.
Fred Zolski, arrested for assault on a
charged by Judge Cory.
James Nelson and B. Nettleton were ar
rested yesterday for fast driving. The former
| was fined So and the latter $40.
Henry Richmond, arrested for keeping his
! saloon open after midnight will have a hear.
! ing in the municipal court to-day.
| Frank Pendleton who was fined $40 in the
| municipal court Monday, denies that he dis
! CURED his wife, and says he slapped her
| twice.
Andrew Jackson. a saloonkeeper ON Uni
| yerslty avenue, was held to the grand Jury in
the sum of $500 for selling liquor without q
| license.
Nearly S2S, 900 will be disbursed to the
| city school teachers between 4 and 4 80
O'Clock this afternoon in payment of June
| salaries
The graduating exercises of the ST. Paul
! Training school will be held in the Assembly
hall of the High school this evening at 8
| O'Clock.
No flowers will be accepted by the ushers
at the Opera house on the occasion of the
graduating exercises of the st. Paul High
school pupils.
Fifty-one applicants, who desire to dis
| pense drugs and medicines, were graduated
| by the state board of pharmacists at the cap
itol yesterday.
City statesmen, who are interested in the
movement, will have a meeting at the Cliff
! ton hotel at O'Clock tonight to organize a
| base ball club
Sergt. Snyder came in from Fort Mlssoula
yesterday with Military Convict Frank Nor.
| ton, who was recently sentenced to three
years in the prison at Fort Leavenworth
| Bishop Gilbert last evening delivered ser
mon at Christ church to the delegates in at
tendance upon the annual council of the
| Episcopal church of the Diocese of Mime
! sofa.
Woodlawn Park Baptist church was COM
! fortably filled with grumblers last evening,
attracted by notice that lecture on that
subject would be delivered by Chief Grum-
bier W. W. Dawley.
In accordance with the recommendations
| of Gov. McGill, the citizens of Otter Tail
county have appropriated So, 900 for the pur-
pose of eXterminating the grasshoppers now
so prevalent in that county.
There Will be matinee of ''White Feather
at the Peoples this afternoon at $50. Man
ager Wilson proposes to make the matiEees
! OF this house Il popular resort for the ladies
| and children OF st. Paul.
Ticket holders for the graduating exercise
OF the st. Paul High school, at the Grand
opera house tomorrow evening can have
| Inem eXCDanSeu Tor reserved seats upon
| presentation at the box Office of the theater
this morning at o'clock
The members of the Contractors and Build
ers board of trade. of which the late Michael
| Roche was an esteemed member, viii meet
at the Ryan tomorrow morning at $50
| O'clock and proceed thence to the cathedral
to attend the funeral of their former associ-
! ate.
The street railway company yesterday re-
| ceived nine open passenger cars for use on
] % ga will no hnro
| day or to morrow, and it is expected that
they will be put in use Immediately. Each
car will conveniently seat about thirty per-
| sons.
| William Cannon and Clara Haach, Christie
| pher Erison and Freda Loomas Paul G.
| Williamson and +. r. Menard, William S.
Fuller and Elizabeth Dayge, Albert Goerlich
and Pertha Damarn, Andrew Harrison and
| Pauline KitZhoffeT.
One of the DucaS street police officials
found newborn baby dead on the flats
near the circus grounds in West ST. Paul last
| night DR.. Lewis was called and stated that
| it had been dead about three days. and that
it was about day old before death. The
! body was removed to the morgue,
The following contracts were awarded yes
teriay by the board of public works: Grad
| ing Clark street, to James Claffey, for 81, S97;
| placing sewer on Lafayette avenue and
| Burns street, to Asch 4 Moline. 81 .42S. rs;
sewer on Maple street, ASeh d Moline. 1919:
sewer Oh DRILL SlTett, 1uOTHG)n " shaw,
| S1.765.
Ed Hill, a young man twenty-one years
old. was drowned about O'Clock last hight
while bathing with party of friends in the
| Mississippi river at South Park He has
been in the employ of the Minnesota d
| Northwestern road. and has parents living
! at Faribault. While endeavoring to save
him. two of his friends narrowly escaped
! drowning.
| nat meeting of the Father Matthew Tenn
| perance society last evening resolutions of re-
! spect to the memory of the late Michael
! Roche were adopted, and the members pres
| ent agreed to attend the funeral tomorrow
| The society sent Il floral cross to the family
of the deceased as token of respect for his
many Christian qualities and sterling tenn
perance principles.
Fifth ward Democrats held an enthusiastic
meeting last evening and organized a Cleve-
land and Thurman club for the ensuing
| campaign. Officers were chosen as follows;
/ President, NJ. T. Sweeney; vice president, J.
F. Picha: treasurer Charles Lauer; secre-
tary, NJ. B. Farrell; central committee, Andy
| Delany, William Crooks and P. H. Thornton,
and ward committee, Thomas F. Ryan, James
| Cassidy and w. II. Timer.