St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-22

union depot looking at a sign, wanted
Forty laborers at S1.75 per day created con-
siderable amusement for travellers.
Gresham pictures have made their appear
the leading hotel cigar stands. Thus far
none have been shown Of the other Repub-
hcan candidates for the presidency.
Brad Campbell, the owner of saloon on
seven corners, was arrested on complaint of
Oflcer Haney yesterday, for Keeping his sa
loon open after midnight, The ease will be
called IN the municipal court to-day. IN
A three-quarter length portrait of Hon Al
bert Scheffer, by Artist John Antrobus has
been placed on exhibition at the Merchants,
ana has received many enconiums for its
likeness In feature, figure and the in soueiant
attitude of the subject
Inc ire commissioners will, as soon as the
councI1 permits, erect an engine house at St.
anthony park, and fit it up with first-caass
apparatus. The cost will not be less than
S19, 600. II is expected that everything will
be in readiness by the fall. 10
Mrs. +. r. Holbrook, Superintendent of the
Woman's department. of the Minneapolis ex-
position, viii be in the Ryan parlors to Wor-
row afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock to meet all
ladies who would like to make an exhibitor
their work at the exposition. -
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday, to
H. ). McNee and Annie Miller Jan Dobos-
zyuski and Julia Szvec. Etc Sanberg and
Hannah PETERSON, William Blakely and May
Thul, and Emanuel Strom and Annie L.
Oberg. -OI
Dependency growing out of domestic
troubles induced Mrs. Fred Reahe, of West
st, Paul, to attempt suicide by severing the
arteries OF both her wrists. Dr.. Lewis at
tended her promptly, ana although she lost
considerable blood her injuries are not
thought to be serious.
Officer Hennessy discovered Nels Anderson
trying to break into the money drawer of
" ~ of Do,
terday morning. He arrested him and
brought him to the municipal court, where
ne plead guilty, and Judge Cory sent him to
the work house for ninety days.
Nellie Bensinger, daughter of Eugene Ben
singer, was bitten in the thigh by a vicious
dog, owned by the Market house, while she
was going to the High school rehearsal yes
terday forenoon. She was taken to her home
ana medical assistance called, but she will
not be able to be out for several days.
Lieut.. Morgan, assisted by Sergts. Boerner
and Budy, had the Third relief corps out
drilling again yesterday afternoon. They
are making commendable improvement and
went through some very difficult evolutions
The different corps will hereafter drill We'd
nesday and Thursday afternoons of each
week.
C.. D. Strong celebrated his eightheith
birthday at his residence, 351 Grove street,
Tuesday evening. Among those who called
to tender their congratulations were mem
u. ll,d
the chamber of commerce, and all the gen.
tlemen connected with the Strong Hackett
wholesale establishment.
Summer cars were placed on the cable line
Tor the first time yesterday, and proved very
attractive, judging from the patronage be-
slowed. All the employees of the company
nave been attired in neat grey uniforms, the
gripmen being supplied with grey helmets
and the conductors with caps of the same
color, appropriately INSCRIBED.
10, "
red and gold badges and carrying walking
sticks ornamented with bows of white rib
bon. were conspicuous on Third street yes
terday. They were delegates to the conven-
ton now i'll session in Minneapolis, and
many OF them were accompanied by ladies,
who also wore badges of membership.
A large number of workmen have been at
work under the direction of Supt. Scharf, of
the Warren-Schalf Asphalt Paving company,
tearing up the pavement OH Summit avenue,
near Selby. 1t requires seven men on a long,
six by SIX spring-lever to break a piece off,
which makes City Engineer Rundlett call the
pavement the strongest in the country.
A curious case of childbirth was reported
from 543 Fuller street to the health Office
yesterday. June 10 Mrs. +. f. Young. the
wife of locomotive engineer, gave birth to
a healthy female baby, and June 20 the same
woman gave birth TO a boy baby. DR.. W. Ii.
Vlttrum is the physician in charge and re-
ports the mother and children as doing well.
Olncer haney caught .. D. 1esKlu burglar
1zing restaurant on Minnesota atreet, about
3 O'Clock yesterday morning. After his ar
rest, Geskill said that three bystander, G.. NJ.
Decker, Patrick Larkin and G. S, Grace, were
accompliees i'll the affair. They were also
arrested. and in the municipal court yeSter-
day they were held in $500 bonds to appear
to-day.
The wedding of Miss Reardon, daughterof
Contractor Timothy Reardon, to James
Donahue, occurred at the cathedral at $3.50
a, m. yesterday. After the ceremonies the
friends Of the young couple repaired to the
home of the brides father, where a wedding
breakfast was served. Mr.. and Mrs Dopa-
hue left on their wedding tour East ~