St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-29
GLoBULEs.

There is a heavy travel to the lakes Just
now.
A case Of diphtheria is reported at 179
Robert street.
Company d was out for practice drill on
Fifth street last night.
Lieut.. Morgan drilled the O'Clock relief
corps yesterday afternoon.
TWO hundred and fifIy-six trains arrive or
depart daily from the ST Paul union depot.
Twenty births, three deaths and four mar
riages were reported to the health officer yes
terday.
The St Paul Furniture company will give
July 4.
George Toelnebaugh, an expressman, was
arrested yesterday by Officer Hanly, for fast
The regular weekly band concert at Sum-
NIT Avenue park last night attracted large
coneourse.
Fbe council committee ON claims trans
acted only routine business at Their meeting
yesterday afternoon.
Prof. Hayes, of the state experimental
farm, was at one time a reporter ON a weekly
newspaper in Illinois
The school for training young agricultur-
lists at the state experimental farm will soon
De ready for opening.
Fred Gilbert, arrested for robbing man on
Wabasha street, has been held to the grand
jury IN the sum of 81 200 bail.
k1ce' park presents charming picture by
night and, upon small scale, may De COM
pared With the famous boulevards of Paris
Miles Fe1riek, charged with swindling Dan
Burgess out of S1.50 by persenating hack
man, was discharged yesterday by Judge
Cory.
THE Last Chance is the title of the last
saloon on the road to Midway. Returning,
the the ute is appropriately changed to 1.-The
First Chance
St. Paul Camp No l, Sons of Veterans, will
give their third moonlight excursion tonight
on the steamer Cleon. Wills orchestra will
accompany the eXcursionists.
Prof. Cleveland, the Neutrality-suspicious. of
st. Paul and Minneapolis, forty years ago
organized the New Jersey Horticultural so
ciety, of which he was for many years secre-
tary.
The committee on streets will hold meet
ing tonight. The only matter of interest to
be acted upon will be the granting to the
Enos Electric Railway company an elevated
railway franchise.
Katie Dawney, a little girl living at 266
wells street, was run over by a lumber wagon
at the corner of Mississippi and Ash streets
yesterday morning. She is injured internally
and her recovery is doubtful.
The board of public works yesterday con-
hrmed the assessments for Olive and Dear
born streets, paving Minnesot street, sewer
ON congress street and Clinton avenue and
opening and extending Count street.
The United States circuit jury disagreed
yesterday in the dana ge suit of knowlton
against the Milwaukee road. II was the Sec
ond disagreement on this case The Jury
were out all night and stood six to six.
Last night, in five minutes, ffty-seyen peo-
pie were observed to drink at water barrel
placed on the sidewalk on Seventh street.
Ihls gives 6S4 for all hour and S,20S for
twelve hours, say from 8 a. m. too p. m.
While engaged yesterday searching the
house in West st. Paul where Mrs. Maggie
Lee and Maude Bumaster were suffocated.
Mallni Dixon found a pocketbook contain
ing Sl31, which was turned over to Deputy
Coroner Lewis.
The latest attraction in the city is horse
with a serpent in its eye. The serpent is an
ordinary worm parasite that has become To-
Gated, by some freak of nature, in the horses
eye. Usually they are found in the liver,
sometimes by the hundred.
a party of boys were playing with a re-
yolVer "Wednesday afternoon, on Olive
street. when the weapon was accidentally
discharged. Willie Gooding was struck in
the face by the bullet, which glanced off, in
flicting only a slight injury.
Gov. McGin yesterday added the following
to the list of delegates to the nationa! con-
terence OF the representatives OF the eharita-
bic and correctional institutions: DR.. L. S.
Denninger and Hon. I. B. Clement, of Fari
bault, and Mrs. Passed. Smith, of st. Paul
The retail salesmen's association will meet
at the travelling mems rooms, Hale block.
corner OF Third and jackson streets, this
evening at $3.50 to consider the matter of
merchants are invited to be present.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Fred S. Bryant and Shirley E. McManus,
Oliver Maggary and Adele o. Coe, James
Gordon and Jennie H. Mcdonald, Gustav
Schultz and Minnie Schorr, Ferdinand Benk
and Amelia Feack and S. C. Caperson and
Margaret Eilmann.
M. F. Kennedy & Bros, the sporting goods
firm, have notified the commanding general
of the department. of Dakota that they will
give a Winchester rife as prize to the man
making the highest score In the 'regimental
team match, . and William R. Burkhard has
offered a similar prize to the man making the
highest score in the ''regimentai team Skin
mish match
In the supreme court yesterday the cases of
the Hanover Fire Insurance company and
Citizens Fire Insurance company, respon
dents, VS.. E. B. Ames, appellant, and c. C.
Bennett as administrator of the estate of
Gustave Brown, appellant, VS.. the Syndicate
Insurance company ct al, respondents, were
argued and submitted. The case of the
state VS.. r. r. and Kate A. Rand was con-
tInued.