St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-23
GLOBULES,

c. Carlson was fined $40 yesterday for fast
driving over the Wabasha street bridge.
Three births, two deaths and two marriages
were reported at the health office yesterday.
A liquor license was issued yesterday 10
John Bergkeller, doing business on East
Seventh street.
Brad Campbell, arrested Thursday for
Keeping his saloon open after midnight, was
fined 81 by Judge Cory.
Workmen are plastering the interior of the
new Scandinavian church. at the corner of
Tenth and Temperance streets.
The Scandinavian Temperance society will
give moonlight excursion this evening OH
the Cleon down the Mississippi river.
Frank Fuller, arrested for bastardy, was
discharged from the municipal court after
promising TO marry the woman, Mrs Mary
Johnson.
Miss Shoburn, of India. will address the
campers at Red Rock Monday, which has
been set aside for the Women's Foreign Mis-
sIonary society
The Judith Montifiore society will give
picnic at Inver Grove tomorrow, the pro-
ceeds OF which will be applied to help the
erection of the new Jewish synagogue.
The annual meeting of the lot owners of
Oakland Cemetery association will be held in
the office of the secretary of the chamber of
commerce Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
George H. Kounsman will make test of
MS new breathing apparatus or smoke as
Plrator on Fifth street, at the rear of Moves
BROS d Cutters, this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The new structure now in course of
construction for the New tYork Life Insur-
ance company, at the corner of Sixth and
Minnesota streets, has reached the second
story.
The excavation for the Peoples church
street, is nearly completed, and workmen will
probably commence laying the foundation
next week.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
frank Fuller and Mary johnson, Daniel
Ryan and Ellen Leahy. Ernest Goesch and
Bertha Schlange, and H. E. Fletcher and
Minnie Jurdon..
The st. Paul Unions is the name adopted
by base ball team composed of lads under
hlneteen pears OF age. and they are anxious
10 near from other clubs. They beat the
Unions recently to 2.
AT the semi-annual meeting of the Progress
Literary society, the following officers were
elected: President W. o. Rittenberg; vice
president, 5. Sturman; treasurer, B. Marx:
and secretary, j. w. Loewenberg
John W. .Brody, formerly of St. Elmo,
| Mimi, was drowned at Hot Boulder Springs.
/ Ark, recently, while in the act of taking
plunge bath. Heart disease was assigned as
the cause by the physician in charge.
In the supreme court yesterday the case of
John j. FGlkerson, respondent, VS.. John A.
Cole appellant, was continued, and the case
| OF George Hopkins respondent, VS.. Robert
| stuart ct al, appellants, was submitted.
All is not yet settled in that Jail site quar-
rel. AS soon as the court house commission
| lets the contract for the boiler and steam
| plant IN the rear of the Jail, the county COM
mlssioners will begin injunction proceedings
ID. Gaskill, who was caught burglarizing
Minnesota street restaurant, Wednesday
| night. was sent to the work house for thirty
Gays. Patrick Larkin, G. NJ. Decker and G.
| ). Grace, who he alleged were his accom-
| plices, were discharged.
The st. Mark S Reformed Episcopal church
0ptrn Nfy
the register of deeds. The board of trustees
| are: 5. II. Dyer, senior warden, Frank D.
| Willis. junior warden ; and John Norcott,
| Charles u. George and Clarence II. George,
| vestrymen.
Col. William Blakely, of Gov. McGilrs
! staff, was united in matrimony to Mrs. NJ J.
Heron Thursday afternoon by Rev. Robert
| Forbes at the rectory of the Central Park
church. Only few friends were present, the
affair being very quiet one.
| The ST. Paul Lacrosse club held a meeting
| last night and accepted an invitation from
| the Port Arthur club to play at the latter
| place July 4. The st. Paul club will practice
/ every favorable evening until that date
James Shea was reelected captain of the
! club.
The first Cleveland button fin this city put
| IN lis appearance yesterday on the coat of Al
| Flournoy. Col. r. t. Flournoy brought it
| home from the East and presented it to his
son. 1t is blue, bearing horseshoe in
| maroon and the name of the president in
white silk.
| The Nora Park Land association, of Min
neapolls, filed articles of incorporation with
| the secretary of state yesterday. The capital
! stock is $4,000, and the incorporates are !:
| Nicholas Greystad and o. E. Becke, of Min
| neapolis; 0. E. Olmsted, OF Menominee, Wis .
and A. X. Finseth, of Kenyon.
An old man named NJ. Hernebund living
| at Minneapolis, but who had gone to Bald
| Eagle to speml the summer. fell dead at the
| latter place yesterday while returning from a
| fishing trip. DR.. Quinn was notified and pro-
| nounced ii a case of heart disease and that
| an inquest was unnecessary.
Second ward Democrats met last evening
| and organized a Cleveland and Thurman
| club which viii be Differed as follows:
| President, l.. E. Reid; vice presidents, Patrick
Kelly, William Hatfield, and NJ. G. Egan: cor
| responding secretary. John B. Fleming: re-
| cording secretary. E. B. Wilgus; treasurer.
| E. C. Starkey.
William Bell, an employee of the St Paul
| District Telegraph company, received q Sc
| we're shock while fixing the companys wires
OH Sixth and Wabasha streets yesterday
morning He fell to the ground, a distance
of fifteen feet. but was not badly hurt. He
was taken to his home on Chicago avenue by
the central patrol wagon.
The janitor in the new Catholic school
building on Exchange street, while cleaning
up the rubbish in the basement yesterday
morning, came across the dead body of an
infant, very much decomposed. He notified
Coroner Quinn, who. after investigating the
affair, came to the conclusion that it had
probably been stubborn. and been living
where it was found for several weeks.
The county printing controversy has been
decided by Judge Wilkin. who has filed a
stipulation to the effect that the Daily News
is entitled to the printing, except the financial
statement of the board of county commits
sioners. Decision was reserved as to that
feature. The Dispatch appealed from the
award of the county commissioners who
gave this work to the Daily News
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