St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-03
GLOBULES.

Eighteen births and five deaths were re-
ported TO the health office.
The fremen and policemen received their
salaries yesterday. About $50, 900 was dis
bursed.
Ed Doran was arrested by SPECIAL Officer
Palmer last night for jumping off from a
moving train,
Diphtheria was reported TO the health
Office from lis Edwards and 70l jerks
streets yesterday.
Bishop Taylor will discourse on his work
in Afr,ct tomorrow evening at the Central
Park NJ. E. church.
Sophia 8lackford, an inmate of thej city
hospital, has been adjudged insane and COM
mitted to the Rochester asylum.
The young people of the Clinton Avenue
NJ. E. church will give canary bird tea to-
morrow evening at the West Side opera
house.
Assistant Attorney General Childs is codi-
tying the tax laws of the state and preparing
digest of all decisions in cases affected by
these laws.
The parishioners of St Michaers church,
West ST. Paul, will give a picnic TOMORROW
in the grove near the terminus of the Concord
street car line. a. {
1t is gratifying to notice that workmen are
engaged III completing the repairs so long
ago commenced on the Exposition building
on Fourth street. o.
A fire was discovered in the rear of theISt.
Paul White Lead and Oil cOmpany's stOreon
Third street about IL O'Clock last night, but
did no damage. r. 3
Joseph Gibes, a tanner twenty-three years
old, was arrested on warrant by Officer
Meyer yesterday, charged with bastardy by
Annie VIM err. /
Harry Sanders, Peter Miller, Just Jeske
Peter Soderlund and Andrew Peterson. five
small boys, were fined 50 apiece for bathing
in Lake Phalen yesterday. ~ I;
A union picnic of the Nora Grove Lodge
No %. Vase Grove Lodge, No. "a and Dania
Grove Lodge No. %, will be held at EXCEL
sior, Lake Minnetonka, July Is. - I
The board of public works yesterday award
ed the contract for grading Bates avenue
formerly Main street,, from Plum street to
Clermont avenue, to Charles Nonnemacher
for S2,27O.
'sOur Boarding House" caused q great deal
of laughter at the dime museum yesterday,
being presented by the Riley d Wolfe com
pany. Admiral Dot the talented midget was
the feature i'll Curio hall.
At the meeting of the committee on print
ing, yesterday. the matter of publishing
assessment combinations, elections. and
letting. of contract notices in the SSatferein.
Swedish newspaper, was reported favor
ably 10 the council.
young man named August Johnson, in
the employ of John Robinson on the Mime
haha street grading, was overcome by heat
about q o'clock last evening. He was taken
to the city hospital in the Margaret street
patrol wagon and soon recovered.
The city postoffice will be open on the
Fourth from to 10 Il. IN. One general de-
livery by carrier will be made. at s a. m.
The register and money order departments
will not be open. Mails will close the same
as OH Sundays.
The Sixth Ward Cleveland and Thurman
club will meet at headquarters, corner Da-
kota and Fairfield Thursday evening Instead
of Wednesday as announced. Among the
speakers will be John H. Ives John V. /.
Dodd, and one of the best platform orators in
the state.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to:
julius Blossy and Matilda Winkell, Albert
Bruchmann and Louisa Witte, Jacob Claus
sen and Matilda Seibert, Max GaiI and
Theresa Marafar, John Sternberg and
Amanda Peterson, b. W. Armstrong and
Kate Kennedy.
Gilbert Donaldson, president of the st.
Paul Sanitation company, who was arrested
for violating tho health ordinance in not re-
moving garbage from property III West st.
Paul, was before Judge Coy yesterday: The
case was continued until July D, at the re-
quest of Mr.. Donaldson.
Though the Fourth of July does not occur
until tomorrow, The patriotic small boy cares
as little for that as he does about the city or
dinance providing against the exploding of
fireworks except on the national holiday and
ever and anon yesterday the sound of the
firecracker could be heard.
A Scandinavian Democratic club was Or
ganized last evening at Democratic head
quarters, the FOLLOWING O1lcerS DelnR CHOSEN.
President. John Swanson; vice president, Z.
II. Hobe: secretary, d. Olson; treasurer, r.
III. Borup; executive committee, r. K. Doe,
o. o. Searle and f. S. Boleya.
The body of Eddie Schlegel, the seven
year old boy who was drowned in the Mis-
sissippi river at Fast Minneapolis, & week
ago. was found near the shore at Fort Smell
ling Sunday night. Coroner Qui, II was noti-
fed, and brought the body TO the morgue,
where the father called for it yesterday.
!. Joseph, a secondhand dealer doing bus
mess in Minneapolis, was arrested in this
city some time ago for receiving stolen
goods. His trial was fixed for yesterday, but
he failed to appear 1t is understood that
he has fed to Canada. Judge Cory directed
a bench warrant TO issue for his arrest. ~ ,
One of the most popular OF the SUMMER
drinks this season is what is called the milk
shake, a beverage which has become quite
common in the South. A milk shake, as its
name implies, is ;umbler of iced milk with
enough syrup 10 add zest and flavor to the
drink, the whole being well shaken by ma
chine operated with a crank. =
The council committee on public buildings
met yesterday afternoon, and considered the
petition of the hucksteTs occupying stands
Outside of the markets, relative to the Iiceilse
that they have to pay. The petition asked
that the license fee should be reduced on
account of the extremely short season this
year. The committee will report in favor of
reducing the license from S25 to SIS. -: