St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

Diphtheria prevails at $50 Wells street and
Sol Burgess street.
Nine births, four deaths and four marriages
were recorded at the health Office yesterday.
w. McDermott of Winona, is visiting with
his sister, Miss Mary McDermott, Of Is East
Third street.
Bank clearances yesterday were S494,-
us %; for the week. S3614, 171.24: for
the corresponding week last year, $2,977,-
O4S.75.
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Gustavus
Adolphus church has been established in st.
Paul, with P. o. Hedenshon as president and
Aug Lundquist secretary.
Several thousand dollars worth Of State
Fair privileges were sold on the grounds yes
terday afternoon. Ii. B. Cory, of Austin,
has been appointed Chief Marshall during
the fair.
stockholders Of the St. Paul Builders Ex-
change and Trade Exhibit to secure the pay
ment of judgment for 49, 1871 recently
obtained against that corporation.
No one having claimed the body Of Patrick
Horn, the man who was killed last Wednes-
Economy hotel. the coroner ordered its
purial yesterday in the potters field.
A mass meeting of the Trades and Labor
assembly will be held at Bridge square on
Monday evening concerning the mining
lockout In StreatSr, Ill. The speakers will
Albert Schafer, Aid. Fischer.
Lorenzo j, Clark. the accomplice Of A. c..
Davis, was arrested at Wilroy, Winona
county, yesterday. The charge is sending
obscene matter through the mails. Clark
was brought before Commissioner McCafferty
Yesterday, and his hearing was continued to
Monday morning.
Secretary Rusk, Of the department Of
agriculture, has requested Auditor Kahn TO
recommend some reliable farmer for the
position of statistical correspondent for
Ramsey county. Mr.. Kahn will recommend
the appointment of William G. Hendrlckson.
A badly decomposed foater was found in
the river yesterday morning at the foot of
Annapolis street. The body is supposed to
be that of Patrick Long, deck hand on the
steamer City of St. Paul, who was drowned
several days ago. Coroner quinn ordered
the body buried.
The Elmo Home Builders society filed
four coaches yesterday afternoon as they left
the union depot for Lake Elmo, where the
society has secured 240 acres OF land. The
run was made In fifteen minutes On reach.
ing the lake the party found twelve boats at
their service. 1t was delightful trip.
At the Grand hotel. South Park, ga me
dinner will be given by Hugh Conley to-day,
partly in evidence of the success Of the
South St. Panl sportsmen in hunting at Pigs
Eve lake and partly to initiate his proprie
torship Of the Grand hotel. He expects his
brother. Aid Conley, and other st. Paulites
to Join the feast Although only three or
four miles from St Paul the hunters have
secured good supply of prairie chickens,
snipe and ducks since the season began.
The Wage Farmers colony at Lake Owasso
looks as if it would be a great success, the
subscriptions to stock have been coming in
at rapid rate during the past week. The
number of acres secured by the association is
140 not 20, as stated in last Sundays issue.
The secretary has an Office in the Daily News
counting room, where stock can be sub
scribed for at any time. There will be a gen.
eral meeting of the association during this
week, of which due notice will be given.