St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-07
WITH SUNDAY BREAKFAST.

Five births and three deaths were reported
yesterday.
T During the month of June $40 building
permits were issued for structures estimated
ait 81 100, S6S.
Public Examiner Kenyon has gra nted a
certificate for the Cottonwood county bank,
established at Window.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
to joachim Leiet ana Theresa Gruber ana P.
B. Lauer and Carrie Briggs.
"A fire at 2:3O yesterday morning in Lorig
Brothers wood yard, at 743 Rice street,
called out the department. No damage.
|, An incipient blaze in the frame dwelling at
f58 Thomas street called out the fire de-
partment at $50 last night. No damages.
{ The council committee on police will meet
[ at J o o'clock tomorrow morning to consider
matters pertaining to the police pension
fund.
\ Bank clearances yesterday were $685.
3O7. SO; for the week. So. S43. 22S III; for
/ the corresponding week, last year, S3, $685.
+ 9S2. n.
|. Dr. Charles Fl. Boardman has presented the
Historical society two volumes of the New
ering the war period
The operetta Belle of Saratoga will be re-
produced the 22d inst. in the CretIn hall.
under the management of Prof. j. ". Luca.
Mrs. W. H. Clay will appear in the cast.
George W. Hardacre and P. II. MOrmey
have been selected president and secretary,
respectively, of the board of civil service ex-
aminers of the postotfice department of st.
Paul.
Police Clerk A. F. Morton and family left
the city last night for Chisago lake. where
they will remain until tomorrow with the
family of c. E. MaXfield at their summer
cottage.
C. S. Radcliff feels very happy as he is the
owner of the bay mare Molly. by Mambrino
Boy, dam by Mambrino Royal. She is a full
sister in blood to the dam OF Axtel, three
years, 2:15I2.
On Friday evening the Washington lodge,
!. O.G. T.. at their hall on Ninth street,
presented j. A. Timberg, member of long
and creditable standing, with gold headed
cane prior to his departure for Sweden, last
might.
Charles Stott, of the artillery, was arrested
yesterday at Lake City. where he has been
doing guard duty with his regiment, on
+ charge of being one of the uniform thieves
at the st. Paul armory.
r The United States circuit court will con-
vene at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning and
take up the case of Clarence H. Well against
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
Company, an action for damages for per
sonal injury sustained.
|, c. Tyson Butcher complied with the order
of the district court and paid Mr. Brady's
attorney the $40 due. On Monday MIR.
Butcher viii appear before Judge Brill and,
if possible, show cause why he should not be
suspended from practice.
l Avail in the Prince block at Third and
Jackson streets fell yesterday with loud
crash. The block is being reftted and the
: wall. was of fire proof tiles, the mortar being
of poor quality the whole thing collapsed,
but fortunately no one was hurt.
= Peter Zikesh, laborer living at I'll Lee
avenue, was arraigned before the police
Judge yesterday morning for smashing his
wife in the face with his fist. and backing
her right eye. 1t cost him $50, with 500
bonds. to keep the peace on the side.
steamer No. l, which was so badly wrecked
last April at Wabasha and Tenth streets, was
returned to the fire department yesterday
from the Clapp & Jones mandatory at Hud-
son. N Y. The engine was thoroughly over
hauled and appears to be as good as new.
An entertaining and highly interesting
sermon was preached by John BocheIm at
the German club on July 5. concerning med
icine on nature The sermon lasted about
fifty minutes and was followed by much ap-
plause. Mr.. Bocheim promised another ser
,mbh on the same theme.
LIQUOR license No. $50 was issued yester-
Cayafternoon by the city treasurer, increas-
ing the number to one more than last years
total There are yet TO be renewed about
twenty unex pired licenses. and the year will
probably close with an increase of at least
twenty-five saloons over 1888.
The fete champetre given by Mrs. vii liam
T. Donaldson on her commodlous grounds
fronting on the lake, Thursday last, was one
of the most enjoyable and select gatherings
atlWhite Bear lake this season. There were
about thirty couples in attendance. princi-
paliy from st. Paul.
Jebb & Sch auer auctioneers, sold on Mon
day, July !, lot 16, block s, Nininger's addi-
ton, 37x9Sla, on the corner of St Anthony
and Harrington. for $1,000 to Michael Fa-
hey. On the same day they also disposed Of
LOT %, block 80, Arlington Hills addition, on
Whitall street, near Payne avenue. to j. l.
Ostman for 81 $50. A. NJ. Doherty conducted
both sales.
On Saturday Mr.. Jeanes was presented
with an elegant gold-headed cane by the as
sistants and agents of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company on the occasion of his
leaving st. Paul for Portland Me. Mr..
Jeanes has been successful superintendent
for this company in the ST. Paul district and
reluctantly leaves it for a more important
position East.
All members of the I. o. B. B. are request
ed to be present at a meeting to be held on
| July To- at the Knights of Pythias hail. 60
East Fifth street. for the organization of a
| second lodge of the Order of B ma rith.
There will be present Grand Vice President
I Sehlossman. Grand Secretary Hamburger, of
d. G.. Lodge No. 6, both of Chicago. The
new lodge will start with a membership of
thirty-five, and is originated by H. j. Strouse.
of this city, who is an old time member Of
the order. ~;