St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-17
GLOBULES.

The dog catchers took in eighteen CANNES
yesterday it being the first day of the season.
Pat Griffin, the night Waterman in the
Sioux City yard. was arrested last night for
assault and battery.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
George W.Whitacre and Annie T. Mcdonald,
Niels Christensen and Jennie Hodge.
Thomas Connolly, who lives in lower town.
was arrested yesterday on the charge OF
stealing cedar blocks from Mississippi street.
Edward Hyland was locked up in the lcen-
trail station yesterday afternoon, charged
with stealing keg of beer from Stahlman's
delivery wagon.
lawn festival and concert. under the
auspices of the Young Ladies' sodality, will
be given this evening on Nelson avenue for
the benefit of st. Joseph's church.
Deputy Limberg is acting just now in the
capacity of clerk of the court. "Baz" Arm
strong is taking little needed recreation
and Clerk O'Connor is in New York.
Ed Pleiss and man giving the name of
William Igo were arrested last night for as
saulting Officer Hoenck. The officer received
a severe bruise in the head by being hit with
arOck.
H. V. Lucas, travelling passenger agent on
the st. Paul d Kansas City road, mas taken
the position of assistant city ticket and pas
senger agent of the Wisconsin Central road
in st. Paul.
The annual picnic of the Central Park NJ.
E. Sunday school, which was to have taken
Minnetonka has been postponed one week,
to Thursday, July 26.
1.-The various Democratic organizations of
Ramsey county will meet at headquarters In
the Grand block this evening TO discuss
measures looking to change in the method
Of. conducting primaries.
Billy johnson, a man engaged at work on
the corner OF Sixth and Minnesota streets, last
evening fell from scaffold and broke his
leg He was taken to his home on Rosabel
street in the patrol wagon.
2iMrs Renslow and Henry Sweeney were ar
rested yesterday on University avenue,
charged with disorderly conduct. The
woman was sentenced to thirty and Sweeney
to fifteen days in the workhouse.
. Bound to Be an Actor" is a clever must
cal comedy, and it amused many people at
the dime museum yesterday. A good vaude-
vile entertainment is given upon the upper
stage. and in Curio hall the Dahoma giant
and Prof Scheidler. the magician. are the
attractions ~
* An alarm from box 40 called out the fire
department last hight. 1t was for blaze in
a barn on st. Peter street, between Ninth
and Tenth streets. owned by DR.; Hand and
occupied by James Peterson. The damage
was about S75.
r. H. Goodman, department commander of
the Grand Army of the Republic for Califor-
mia, and general passenger agent OF the
Southern Pacific, announces by circular the
official route nOrthward and eastward, to be
knownas the Shasta routes to Portland, Ia
coma, st. Paul and Chicago.
The boardEof equalization met and organ
lied yesterday, there being present Mayor
Smith, County Auditor Kahn, Commissioners
Kerwin. Mitsch, Boyd and Gould, and Aid.
Cullen After eiecting Mayor Smith chair
man and County Auditor Kahn secretary,
the board adjourned for one week.
The directors of the Carnival association
Yesterday afternoon presented Senator Du-
rant, of saltwater, with set OF colors and
pennant for his new steamer, Borealis Rex,
me title bestowed upon the senator las: Win
ter prior to the storming of the ice palace.
The Eighth Ward Cleveland and Thurman
club at their meeting last evening effected
permanent organization and elected the fol
lowing officers: President. A. A. Greenhoot;
vice presidents, F. j. Casserly, Bernald AL
bachten, August Paegel: secretary, d. W.
Twohy: executive committee, E. EiSenmen-
GER W. d. Ryan, F. w. II. Gelderman and
Michael O'Toole.
suit of clothes belonging to boy about
twelve wears old was found on the river bank
in West ST. Paul, last night, by another lad
named McSeidle. 1t consisted of a pair of
dark trousers a blue and black striped waist,
round crowned straw hat and flannel under
shirt. No person was reported missing at
the West ST. Paul police station up to IL
o'clock last night.
St. Michaels parsonage was the scene OF
quiet wedding yesterday afternoon. the con-
tracing parties being G. W. Whitacre and
O'Neill performed the ceremony, at the con-
clusion of which Mr.. and Mrs. Whitacre left
for Chicago and the East to spend the honey
moon. Upon their return to ST. Paul they
will go to housekeep ping in their new resi-
dence ON Prairie street.