St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-01
GLOBULES.

Scarlet fever is reported at 1913 Nelson
| avenue.
Fifteen births and fifteen deaths were re-
| ported at the health Office yesterday.
The picnic of the Grace church Sunday
school has been postponed until Friday,
| Aug. 3.
William White, charged with petit larceny,
| was sent to the workhouse for thirty days
| yesterday.
A lively runaway occurred On Jackson
street yesterday although no one was injured
| and little damage done.
| Colored Odd Fellows will hold a celebIa-
! ton at Excelsior to-day, and among other
features VIII be an Grafton by Col. Jones, OF
| indianapolis.
The Second Ward Cleveland and Thurman
club will meet this evening at 776 East
| seventh street and will be addressed by prom
| lnent speakers.
The annual picnic of the Bates Avenue NJ.
E; church and Asbury NJ. E. ohu urch Sunday
| schools will be had at Lake Park, Mime
| tonka, tomorrow.
Charles E. E.Stevens, arrested for the larceny
| of SIS and $500 in certificates of deposit
| from boarding house on Exchange street,
| has been discharged.
In the Minneapolis directory case yester-
| day Judge Shiras oyerruled the plaintiff S
motion for an injunction restraining the de-
! fendants from selling their work.
The clerk of the court issued marriage
licenses to the following parties yesterday:
IMlClael " COnnell ana Josephine
| Henry Olson and Bessie Mattson.
James Donovan, who was arrested charged
| with being implicated in the Bass Lake
troubles, was brought before Judge Ford yes
tefday and bound over for trial in default of
| 500 bail, until Aug. 8.
The building inspector yesterday con-
demned the foundation wall in the new
Merriam Park school house. This will neces-
state tearing down the present foundation
and building new wall.
Theodore Corbin, a lineman of the Western
Union, found pocketbook containing $50
in money and number of bank receipts He
hunted up the owner, but declined any re.
ward, being satisfied with cigar.
The ST. Paul Norwegian Evangelical Lu-
theran congregation, of Strand, Norman
county, has been incorporated. The incor-
porators are: Andrew II. Frisland Rasmus
o. NyJaard, John j. Rude and A. j. Ru de.
a fine crayon drawing of the late Horace
Thempson has been presented to the cham
berof commerce. Mr.. Thorn pson was presi-
dent of the First National bank, and one of
the,incorporatorso of the chamber of COM
merce.
& A pleasant social musicale occurred at
Cyrus Welllngton's. No. o2S Cedar street. last
night. Prof. Aamoldt with the violin, and
Prof. Frank Wood, piano, furnished select
programme, and several ladies assisted with
vocal music
A meeting of Republicans of Dayton's bluff
is to be held at Luecker's hall. corner of Mar
The question of forming a club will come up
for consideration and MessrS. Davis, of Min.
neapolis, and Wilson, of Red Wing will de-
liver addresses.
A. NJ. Dnehardt and A. G.. Esklund, con-
nected with the proposed opera company,
and who were arrested for passing worth
less check few days ago, had their case in
definitely postponed yesterday They met all
checks drawn after their bank account had
been exhausted.
ha r1 Of ha1d oh
sion yesterday and devoted its attention
principally to lots in Rice & Irvine's addi-
ton. Lot II, block 6, of this addition was
increased Is per cent Lot 6, block %, i'm
provements raised 800; west one-half of
lot ), block &c, of Irvine's enlargement was
exempted.
Several Baptist Sunday schools and the
mission workers Of the Baptist union have
chartered the steamer City of st. Paul and
barges for Friday, at 8 a. m, and will give
an excursion down the Mississippi to the st.
CroiX river. where a landing will be effected
on the picnic grounds.
Col. E. G. Mason, commanding Fort Smell
ing, has issued an order requiring all dogs
on the military reservation to be muZZled. in
accordance with the regulations in the city,
Owners of dogs are directed to send in to
post headquarters before tomorrow noon
list of dogs in their possession, with GER
titicate over the owners signature that the
orders in the case have been complied with,
otherwise they will be killed by the provost
guard.
The funeral of the late private Jacob Grif.
fin, Company Il, Twenty-ffth infantry.
took dp7lo1. place at Fort Meade, OAK, at
talon was formed, in undress uniform
and together with all officers, enlisted
men and civilians at the post, escorted
| the funeral cortege to the post cemetery
grave, three volleys were fired and requiem
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