St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
GLOBULES.

Two deaths were reported to the health
Office yesterday.
Beaupre. Keogh & Davis are erecting a
seyen-story block at the corner of Fourth
street and Broadway.
A small shanty owned by Tom Larkin, on
harrington avenue, was burned down last
night the loss being about $3.50.
The case of j. E. Meyers. arrested for the
larceny Of several pieces of silk cooks from
D1ck1nson's, was continued until tomorrow.
Among the Improvements that have been
effected at Central park is q new stand for
the orchestra which gives open-air concerts.
Satisfactory progress is being made with
the addition 10 the High school. The third
story will be finished by the end of this week.
EAT the reunion of French Canadians in
Nashua. n. H., yesterday Alfred Dufresne, of
this city, was chosen vice president. OF the
society organized.
The Jewish tabernacle, on College avenue.
is rapidly approaching completion. The
opening ceremonies are expected to take
place in September.
The closing exercises of the girls depart
ment of ST. Marys school will be held to-
morrow afternoon in the hall corner Ninth
and Locust streets.
| The Catholics are erecting an exceedingly
| chaste and commodious school house on Ex-
| change street. Within four weeks the build
| ing will be completed.
Peter Brown. arrested Monday night for
| cutting Martin Dali about the face and neck.
| has been held in 81 900 bail to appear in the
municipal court to-day.
A buggy belonging to james Dillon was
| badly wrecked and the horse severely in
! jured in a runaway near the Fourth street
| tunnel yesterday afternoon.
| A man too drunk to tell his name fell off
| the curb on Seventh street, near Cedar street.
last night and cut his head badly. He was
| carried into a store and his injuries at
| tended to.
An insane man, named John Hammond.
| laboring under the hallucination that some
| body was trying to kill him, was taken from
the Clarendon hotel to the Jail yesterday
| afternoon.
A concert was given yesterday afternoon
| by the children of st. Louis school, East
| tenth street. The programme was printed in
| French, but with one exception, the pieces
| were rendered. i'll English. -
| The honorary degree of L. L. D. has been
conferred upon Gen. II. II. Sibley, of this
| city, by the University of Princeton and the
| Clio society of the same institution has
elected him one of their honorary members
Moody, the alleged mail pilferer who
was brought here from Detroit by Deputy
Marshall Ed Sweetser, was taken before
| United States Commissioner Spencer yester
day and discharged for lack of evidence
There will be a meeting of the Ramsey
County Democratic club, at their new rooms
in Opera block, Wabasha street. Thursday
evening. for the purpose of electing delega ses
to the national convention of Democratic
clubs at Baltimore. July 4.
Another large audience attended the pres
entation Of the "Ticket-of- Leave Man. at the
| Peoples theater last evening. The perform.
ance was much smoother than Monday night
| and promises to be the greatest success OF
the Peoples. Matinee to-day at $3.50.
The new offices of the ST. Paul, Minneano
lis & Manitoba railroad will be completed
with the opening of July. The structure
outwardly, is somewhat plain, but the in
terror arrangements leave nothing to be de
sired. The ventilation is great feature.
The Home Building and Loan association
of Minneapolis, filed articles of incorpo
ration with the secretary of state yesterday
The capital is S10 ,00O,O00, and the incor
porators are: J. A. Steele j. j. Ankney, j
C. Haynes, E. H. Steele and A. G. Wilcox
all of Minneapolis.
At the annual meeting of the Minnesota
Odd Fellows Mutual Benefit society held
yesterday afternoon the following officers
were elected: President, ID. Ramaley; vice
president. Sherwood Hough; secretary, Chas
Griswold; treasurer, Robert A. Smith; at
torney, /. V. ID. Heard
Jim and Thomas Quinn and Fred Gilbert
arrested Monday night for robbing mar
named Mcdonald, on Wabasha street. were
yesterday bound over to the grand jury, bal
| being fixed at 81, 900 each. Gilbert is
negro, and has the reputation OF being the
champion fighter of Dakota.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday tC
| Alexander Taylor and Jessie Davidson, j. T
sMulgrew and Maggie LAWYER, koned Suttel
/ and Augusta Balzukat Henry Goyett and
Ida Smith, John NJ Kuttner and Ami;
| Mothersdill, Charles l.. Putfer and Achsie E
| Spry, Sylvester Schofeld and Mrs. Lydia A
Isenhour.
A. E. Jones, the St Anthony hill butcher
who has been in Jail about four months. on
charge of receiving stolen property. was dis
charged by Judge Brill Yesterday. The har
| ess that was stolen from Messrs. Thompson