St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-23
MELANGE OF MONDAY.

All the banks will close at 1 o'clock to-day.
Diphthera prevails at Sol De Soto street.
Bank clearances yesterday were $780,
O2734.
Seventeen births and five deaths were
recorded at the health office yesterday.
This evening the ladies of ST. Mary's
church give an ice cream festival on the
grounds of Mr.. and Mrs Dennis Ryan,
woodward avenue
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
George II. Ernst and Alice Kensdale, John
Peterson ard Matilda Olson, G. j. Il. Ship
man and Fife n. Nef.
* f. Dunlap has received a letter bubbling
over with praise OF the climate ana cropS f vi
Southern Louisiana. The temperature Tor
June reached as high as 80 deg only on one
day.
There will be a meeting of the grocery
clerks of the city tomorrow evening at the
Sehoch block. 29S East Seventh street. to ar
range for the picnic. full attendance is
requested.
An erroneous impression prevails that L.
De Witt Talmage is to lecture at the Peoples
church next Thursday evening. He is to
lecture on Friday evening, not Thursday as
has been reported.
A pocketbook containing quite a sum OF
money was found on the West side last night
by Lieut. Rouleau and Sergeant McGratn
The owner may prove property ana get IL at
the DucaS street station.
Banking institutions throughout the city
will close at clock this afternoon, Derby
day proving as attractive to the fat, rubicund
bank president as to the homeless gamin
who never overlooks a turf event.
Charles Deller, a young man living at l43
West Fourth street, WIS thrown from horse
yesterday afternoon on lower chestnut street,
near the levee, and badly bruised. lie was
taken home in the central patrol wagon. HIS
injuries were not of a serious nature.
Rev Stephen P. Holcomb, the converted
gambler evangelist of Louisville, KY, who
spoke at the House of Hope church on sun
day evening will again speak tonight at the
Gospel tent corner OF Seventh street ana 81.
Peter.
Gus sanouist, Swede twenty-seven years
of age, was arrested by Officer Rafter last
night for attempting to pass a counterfeit
silver dollar at a saloon at 1868 East Seventh
street. S. Frederickson is the complaining
witness.
Engineer Montgomery, of the court house
building yesterday made an evaporation test
of the Maginnis smoke consumer. The
evaporation was eight and two,thlrG "a POUNDS
OF water to each pound of coal. Thursday
AFTERNOON all evaporation test without the
smoke consumer will be made.
An incendiary is evidently determined to
burn Frank AgneW's new residence at 26S
Oneida street. and his cottage adjoining.
damaged several hundred dollars, and about
1920 yesterday morning fire of suspicious
origin was again discovered in the new build
ing The damage was tritiing.
Frank H. Foot, Of Chicago, was married
yesterday afternoon to Miss Amelia Schultz
of West ST. Paul. the ceremony being. per
formed by Rev. j. F. Stout, of the Clinton
Avenue church, at the residence Mr. and
Mrs F. A Jewett, 313L2 Jackson street The
young people leave for Eastern trip, start
ing Wednesday morning via Chicago for
New York.
Songs, recitations and tableaux, with ice
cream to follow, make up pretty programme
for the little folks entertainment at st. Pc
ter's church this evening. The entertain
ment is the result Of the efforts of the chill
dren of the Sunday school. assisted by some
of their young friends. The guild rooms are
situated near the corner of Maple and East
Fourth streets.
Somebody is determined to burn out and
burn up the worldly possessions of Frank
Agnew In another place is mentioned the
repeated efforts to fire his house This morn
ing at l O'Clock his butcher shop, corner of
Seventh and Duke streets, was discovered on
fire, but was saved with but little loss. This
would De a good opportunity for the de-
teclives to locate and round up Agnew's