St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-12
GLOBULES.

Fred Jackson paid SIS yesterday as a fine
for assaulting his neighbor, j. E. Kjellberg,
Oh Magnolia street.
William Weisinger, who was arrested Fri
day on the charge of reckless driving, will be
tried before a jury Aug. Is.
Annie Schauvemann, whose parents re-
portej her mysterious absence returned
home yesterday She had been visiting rela-
tives.
Out of respect to the late Gen. Sheridan
official business ut the armory building on
Robert street was suspended yesterday after
noon.
a game of base ball will be played on the
Grand avenue grounds to-day between the
postofhce clerks and tho mail carriers of ST.
Paul.
The Little Sisters of the Poor return thanks
to DR.. Gardner for benefit entertainment
given Thursday evening, which netted them
the sum of S26.50.
Editors and their ladies who intend going
on the excursion to Sault Ste. Marie Sept. Z
should at once inform T. NJ NeWson. 6I7
Grand block, st. Paul
Cox 4 Co, Of Cincinnati. applied to the
clerk OF courts for copy of the Hal Reid
conviction proceedings, with view to tax
ing the case up to the supreme court
West Seventh District union will meet
Tuesday evening. corner Seventh street and
Western avenue, at o'lock. when the ques-
ton OF rapid transit to Fort Smelling viii be
discussed.
A boy named Ahern fell from the rear of a
delivery wagon on Third street yesterday
afternoon and was badly bruised about the
face. He was taken to his home, 456 East
Sixth street.
Society of the First Swedish Lutheran church.
which was TO have taken place last Friday
night. has been postponed till Wednesday,
the 18th inst.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
John Spellang and Annie NJ. Huntrudk Fred
a. Dillman and Rosabel Dawns. Thomas W.
Harris and Jane Flaherty, and John Jangle
and Mary Gartner.
Drs. Solberg and Coggswell examined John
Lindemann yesterday and concluded he was
not insane, so he was sent back to the work
house. Llndemann has made q resolution
not to eat anything.
A party of ladies and gentlemen met at the
residence of Mrs. Sloan 24 Wilkin street.
last evening aud were entertained at an ex-
hibition of the unfolding of two large night
blooming cereus blooms.
Mines representing the jobbing houses of
Friedman Il Lewis and Maxfield d Seabury
played game of base ball at the University
avenue grounds yesterday afternoon. the
former winning by score of % to 6.
The statement of assets and liabilities !of
Fred J. Rank, Mississippi street butcher.
who assigned recently TO Maurice P Meri-
arty. was filed yesterday. His liabilities foot
up 81 1914, and his assets S1.6DS.17
William Spellacy. charged with the mur-
der OF William Mickels, was before the mu-
nicipai court again yesterday. His attorIiev
declined to offer any testimony and the pris-
oner was committed without bail to await
the action of the grand jury.
A meeting will be b eld at Red Rock TO-DAY
by the Swedish Young Mems Christiyn Asso-
cialion of the Swedish Mission Congregation
of st. Paul. The steamer Cleon leaves the
levee, foot of jackson street at o and i /
o'clock a. M. and 2, 4, 8 and p. m.
The American ship St. Francis has arrived
at Tacoma with about 3, 200, ,0e0 pounds lof
| tea. The tea will arrive here over the North
ern acific road in few days. A part of it
is fordSt. Paul and Minneapolis and the re-
| main er Will go to Chicago and New York.
S. c. Baldwin, who resided here about
twelve years ago. but is now citizen OF
Omaha, arrived in St Paul Friday and was
greeted by many old friends. Last night in
company with Nathan Myrick ". W Erwin
and Martin Delaney, he left for Lake Osakis
for two or three days fishing.
Promoters of the free kindergarten for poor
children are desirous of securing an eligibly
located room rent free in the vicinity of the
Bohemian flats and the southwestern part of
the city. ANY philanthropic citizen desirous
of helping this charity should communicate
with Rev. Rev. E. G. Mitchell, 534 SUNNI.
avenue.
Col c. B. Cooke, of Dakota; Col. E. II.
Milham. of st. Paul; Adjatant George II.
Sheire, Quartermaster George W. Martin,
Ordnance Sergeant G. p McGuiggan. Sergt
D. W. Evans, and several others. viii leave
tonight to attend the national encampmept
of the Sons OF Veterans at " heeling, W. va,
Aug. L. 16 and II.