St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-24
OUTSIDE THE RACES.

Bank clearances yesterday were S97I, 1854.
| y The C. T. A. A., of the archdiocese of st.
| Paul will hold picnic at White Bear lake
the 17th proX.
r. The ladies of St. Patrick's parish gave an
[ ice cream festival last evening at the church
grounds, Mississippi street.
The young led!es of the Cathedral school,
7 give an entertainment this evening at Creten
|! hall, corner of Fort and Sixth streets.
b The children attending the Sunday school
| of the Church OF the Good Shepherd have
{ their picnic to-day at White Bear. ...~ g..
: Deputy Marshal Bracket returned yester-
I day from Brainerd, where he arrested Fred
I Peake on charge Of selling liquor to In
edidns 90
The wage-earners' home association will
visit North st. Paul Saturday, to examine
land offered the association for its labor
|; colony. ie~s
The residence of August Berggren, at
Wentworth station, South st. Paul, was EN-
tered by thieves yesterday and S. taken from
the room of the servant girl.
Yesterday accepted the bid of the Ball Engine
company for an engine to be placed in the
reformatory. The cost is 81 ,025.
John Archer, the man who was overcome
by the heat on Arkwright street Monday
afternoon, is getting along nicely at the city
hospital, and will probably recover
The young people of st. Peters Sunday
school, Daytons bluff, gave pleasurable en-
tertainment last evening in the guild rooms
of the church. An ice cream sociable fol
lowed.
South st. Paul Fire Company No. 2. at the
stock yards, has built a platform upon which
to run its engine at McAuliffe' Lake so as not
to be short of water at the next fire in that
suburb.
State Superintendent Kiehle, of the public
instruction department. is arranging for
thirty-fiye teachers Institutes to be held
throughout the state between Aug. 26 and
Oct. %.
The Celtic-A American club meet to- morrow
evening to take action on the Tenants De-
tense league, q new movement about to be
inaugurated BY Charles Stewart Parnell, the
Irish Nationalist leader.
Gust Lindquist was arrested yesterday by
Deputy Marshal Bracket for passing coun-
terfeit dollar on a Seventh street saloon
keeper. He will be given q hearing this
morning before Commissioner McCafferty.
Twenty-Five excursionists. under the
charge of n. F Robyn, of st. Louis, arrived
in the city yesterday end quartered at the
Clarendon. They hail largely from st. Louis
and points South, and purpose taking in the
races and lakes.
Capt Miller and Capt. Monroe, of Duluth,
were in the city yesterday. Both gentlemen
are reported candidates for the Office of
United States inspector of hulls, position
now held by Capt Monaghan, also of Du-
luth. The latter gentleman was also in the
city.
Insurance Commissioner Bailey yesterday
certified the Reading Fire Insurance COM
pany, of Reading, Penn, which has cash
capital of S250,O00. Also the Prudential
Fire Insurance company, of Boston, Mass.
newly7organlzed corporation with capital
of 100000
The st. Paul & MINNEAPOLIS Loan and
Trust company yesterday deposited 500, 900
bonds with State Auditor Braden. as re-
auired by law. This is the company launched
by eS-GOV McGill who is president, and his
private secretary. J. X. Moore, ana eX-In-
surance Commissioned ShandreM.