St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-26
gard to preserving the natural beauties
OF the banks of the Mississippi river be-
tween the two cities.
GLOBULES.

were reported to the health officer yesterday.
Mrs. DIR. Beal. who has been visiting friends
in the South, has returned to her home in
this city.
A number of members of the Y. M. C. A.
went ont to White Bear lake yesterday ON an
excursion.
/ Equity and court cases viii occupy the
[ bench OF the United States circuit court for
b the remainder of the week.
/ The divorce suit for desertion, of Michael
/ Ryan against Mary D. Ryan, was yesterday
stricken from the calendar.
/ Diphtheria was yesterday reported to the
health Office from 63l L'Orient street; 623
st. Peter street, and on Bell street.
i Shelby Rose, troubled with mild form of
insanity, was committed to the Rochester
asylum by Judge German yesterday.
| The Cleveland club will have ratification
meeting at its hall, at the corner of Dakota
and Fairfield avenue, Tomorrow evening,
| The breaking down of a sand wagon on
| Robert street caused a blockade between
Third and Fourth streets yesterday afternoon.
| A game of base ball was played yesterday
afternoon between the Clippers and the Bar
lbers, the former winning by a score of Is
! ito II.
| The board of public works yesterday
| awarded the contract for grading the alley in
| block l. Smiths addition, to Carl Bahr, for
| iS62.5O.
The will of the late Commodore Kittson
was admitted to probate yesterday and letters
IeSldIleuldry issued 10 Tie 81. fdul IfuSt
| company.
Attorneys and others interested are notified
that June 30 will be the last special term III
| the district court until the first Saturday in
| September.
Several positions in the schools of the city
are to be filed, ana for these places fifty-two
| persons are undergoing examination at the
| High school.
John Faust and W. H. Pencost, arrested
Saturday for attempting to pass forged
check, will have hearing in the municipal
| court to-day.
The cases of the State of Minnesota against
the Minneapolis & st. Louis and the Manitoba
| railroads were argued and submitted in the
| supreme court yesterday.
| Tim Mccarthy, arrested Sunday morning
| for terribly bruising Jimmy JohnsOns face
| was yesterday discharged on account Of
| johnson not being able to identify him.
Prof. Stollwerk, of this city, has built the
| smallest piano in America. 1t is perfect
miniature limitation with five octaves 1t
is on exhibition at Munger & FarweHs.
| Freddie johnson, who has been at the cen
tral station for two days was called for last
| evening by his father. who lives on the cor
ner of Western avenue and 4glehart street.
| The parishioners of st. NIichaels church
| and members of the League OF the Cross So
! dality are requested to meet in the basement
| of the church this evening at half-past seven
o'clock.
Deputy United States Marshal Ed Sweetser
is on his way home from Detroit, bringing
with him postal clerk, named Moody, who
| is charged with trifting with the United
| States mail.
The old landmsrk of Beck L. Ranks paint
shop ON Fourth street, between Jackson and
| Robert, was being torn down Yesterday. EX-
cayation is being made for new building on
the site and adjoining property.
| The Henry divorce case came up before
| Judge Simons yesterday. Emma j. Henry
sues her husband, Joseph L., for divorce on
| the grounds of adultery and cruel treatment,
| and he in turn claims he was not legally
married to her.
Burglars broke into the shoe store of A G.
| Piel, on Seventh street, through the basement
| Sunday night. They opened the money
! drawer, butnot finding any ready cash they
took several pairs of shoes, without attempt
/ ing to break the safe.
r. W. Charleston, one of the workingmen
| on the South Robert street grading. had his
right leg broken ABOVE the knee while work
ing on the derrick moving stone yesterday
| afternoon. He was taken to the city hospital
in the Dueas street patrol wagon.
i The Fifth Ward Cleveland and Thurman
club will meet this evening at Temperance
street, at o'clock. All voters of the ward
who favor the election of the Democratic
l ticket are invited to be present
! The suit of Daniel S. Stombs against the st.
4 Paul Gas company came up before Judge
Wilkin yesterday. Stombs' ease arose out of
the gas explosion under the sidewalk near
the Ryan hotel some months ago. He asks
for $4,000 damages for personal injuries.
1 j. E. Meyer was arrested by Capt. Bresette
yesterday for stealing $3.50 worth of silk
: goods from Harrison, Beare & Co.. on West
l Seventh street, where he has been employed
as clerk. He was taken to the municipal
court and released on 81 900 bail for hear
ing to-day.
The hackman, c. c. Nelson, arrested Sun
2 day morning on complaint of Mrs. Frank
TErrin charging him with having upset the
vehicle she was in and injuring her badly,
was fined S25 by Judge Cory Yesterday. Mrs
/ ERIN afterwards asked the judge to suspend
sentence, and her request was granted
French citizens of St. Paul yesterday eele
brated st. John Day with high mass at the
Catholic church corner of College avenue
| and WabaSha street. in the morning, and
after parade through the principal streets
by the French society, long train carried a
merry party of exeursionists to White Bear
| lake.
Augustine Maison, of New Orleans, has
written a letter to Mayor Smith, seeking in
| formation of her husband, Joseph Maison.
who left that city for st. Paul some time ago
Maison is a stone mason, and had a kit OF
tools in his possession when he left home;
| He wears goatee and short mOstache, and
is about tOrty-eight years old. He left three
children, who with the mother, are in desti-
tute circumstances.
| Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
William II. McCool and Matte C. Mccoy
Frank S. HYDE and Anna c. Hull, Joseph
Bechinger and Annie Schudel, Felix Pelo
quin and Anna Duval. A. A: Hammargren
and Amanda Oleson, W. M. Williamson and
Clara E. Hebb Robert Radmann and Katie
Humm, John Oakerson and Ellen Nelson
John C. Ross and Ida P. Fichbach.
The Star Museum Opera company pre-
sented the most successful composition in
their repertoire yesterday. 1.-The King of the
Kaffirs'F is very funny and the music is spark
ling and catchy. Harry Hamilton does some
clever comedy work as the wandering Irish
man, and Miss Addie Phillips sings and acts
Kalonia in charming manner. Upon the
upper stage the stereopticon views of Prof