St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-11
SAINT PAUL.
IdditonuI CITY News on Pages q and s..
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

Bank clearauces yesterday were SIlI,-
969.45.
The council committee on streets VIII meet
tonight.
Seventeen births and two deaths were re-
corded at the health Office yesterday
Denuty State Treasurer Sander yesterday
received $50, 900 part of the proceeds OF the
reform school sale.
Matthias johnson and Charlotte Lindberg
were married before Police Judge Cory yes
terday afternoon.
A strawberry and ice cream festival VIII be
given by the ladies of the Mount Zion con-
gregation tonight at 5 O'Clock
A burning tar kettle near Exchange ana
St Peter streets gave the fire department.
run ut IS yesterday morning.
Col Robleter was ut Duluth yesterday. ana
with Inspector General Schotfel inspected
Company X of the Second regiment.
Prof Fletcher Williams of the state hlstor.
ical society, has nine volumes of the Index,
donated by Mrs. i. NJ. Smith, OF st. Paul.
Companies c and Z went through the evo
lutionS of battalion drill Mt the ceremony last
evening under the command of Maj Plercet
Police Officer sam Gerber departed yester-
day afternoon for indianapolis, Ind, whlther
hewas called by the serious illness OF ms
brother.
The Pharmaceutical Association of Mime
sofa will to-day open their annual session at
the state capitol. The session VIII hola over
10 morrow.
The board of public works yesterday
awarded contract to Charles Nonnemacher
for the grading of an alley in block a, Got
zian's subdivision, at $500.
The church and Sucday school picnic of
Unity church takes place next Saturday at
Miunetonka The train leaves the union
depot at 9 80 Il. M. returning at I:lo.
meeting of the board of education will
be held TINS evening, when the work OF re-
organization will be perfected. 1t IS PROB
able that President Postlethwalte Will be re-
elected.
George Tsen and George Lowell Tracy
have lately sent forth into the song-world a
joint production. entitled "PaPas Parllng
Bow II can be obtained of W. j. Dyer "
Bro.
The steamer City of ST. Paul, of the new
packet line, arrived up last night at S O'Clock:
and, after unloading several hundred tons OF
freight, started on her return trip to st.
Louis.
Secretary Hart and Attorney General Clapp
left last evening for Rochester, and vii! to-
day be in attendance at the investigation INTO
the administration of the second hospital tor
the insane.
Bouccanlt's exquisite COMEDY. How She
Loves Him" will be presented at the Peo-
pies Wednes lay matinee, when the new
leading man, Mr.. Harkins, will make his first
appearance.
A strawberry and ice cream festival was the
attraction ut the First Presbyterian church
last evening. A large attendance marked the
event, which evolved many musical selections
ere its close.
Reports of scarlet fever were received at
the health office yesterday from 424 Dakota
avenue. 81 Erie street. $50 Payne avenue
and SO Mnnehaha street. Diphtheria pre-
walls at 42S Western avenue and 20 Swede
Hollow.
Aid. William Bickel departed last night for
his old home in Baden, Germany, having
been called by a cablegram announcing the
dangerous illness of his only sister, who still
resides near there.
al, c{o cfrily
will come to an abrupt conclusion and the
men return to work at the employers figures
this morning. The strikers were in secret
consultation all day yesterday.
Detectives Kenaley and Daley yesterday
succeeded in arresting the man Lynch, who
escaped from Minneapolis officer one day
last week, after having been sentenced to
ninety days in the workhouse for robbery.
Adjutant General Mullen visited Lake City
Yesterday and found a total of 404 men of the
Third regiment in camp. There are l29 aD-
sentees reported, but only one is without
leave The camp has wonderfully improved
since last year.
The graduating class Of the high school will
gather at Assembly hall this afternoon for the
annual class day exercises. An extensive
programme has been arranged, which will
be commenced promptly at $3.50. The class
numbers siXty-fve.
DR.. Bowers, superintendent of the Roches-
ter asylum. has engaged the services of the
law firm of Davis, kellogg & Severance to
defend him in his examination on the
charges of his management The hearing
begins at Rochester to-day.
The court house commission has received
the bin of lading of the glass for the facing
of the great court house clock. The clock
has also been shipped and will soon be here
to direct the eve of the weary pedestrian to
the progress of the old enemy Time.
A case of assault and battery tried at South
Park yesterday resulted in the acquittal of
Patrick Gibbons. The jury evidently was
satisfied that Special officer Doyle had made
the charge against the wrong man. The
officer received a black eye On motor train
last week and his assailant disappeared in
the crowd.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
J. w. Green and Kettle Walker Olaf Olson
Rosa Brookner, John r. Wolfe and Elena
Kohler j. Dion and Clara Sauter. Patrick
Foley and Bridget Kern. Matthias johnson
and Charlotte Limberg, Robert Leslie Ware
and Belle Curtis.
Mayor Smith rendered his decision yester-
day i'll the case against Patrolman Ahern.
charged with unlawfully, arresting John
Hemmergren, Alfred Nord, Andrew Hansen
and Ole Lau. The officer was fined So and
the chief of police was instructed to transfer
him from Payne avenue. where the trouble
occurred. to some other beat.
Patr0lman Haney 1naUgurated a crusade
yesterday against teamsters who careleSsly
left their horses unhitched along the cable
line. Ed Mullen, George Hess, Joseph DAM,
d. u.
teams standing without weights attached,
were arrested and taken to the central sta
ton.
Maurice Joice, young man living at 500
Carroll street. and employed as a clerk at l..
Lemire's grocery store, fell under a oump
car used by contractors near the corner of
Rice and Syracuse streets last night, and had
his right foot cut off above the ankle. He at
tempted to jump into the car while it was in
motion. He was removed to his home in the
Rondo street patrol wagon.
Oscar B. Hills, clerk of the United States
circuit court has received a letter in which
Justice Miller of the United States supreme
court states that he viii not preside at the
next term of the United States circuit court
which convenes here on the 18th inst. IT
Judge r. r. Nelson is we'll enough, it is very
probable that he will sit throughout the term
or until relieved by Judge Brewer.
The county commissioners were out at Rose
Town Yesterday afternoon inspecting roads
and road implements. The commission has
met and agreed with the Washington county
commissioners to open the county road on a
line between Ramsey and Washington cOun-
ties Ramsey county contributes two-thirds
and Washington one-third of the cost of
building the road, which will be about 81, OGO.
The parish of the Church of st. John,
Dayton's bluff, will give festival tonight on
the church grounds. Forest and Frances
streets. Elaborate preparations have been
made to make the affair success, and the
expectations of the pensioners bid fair to
be realized. Buses will run from the grounds
OF 10 p. IN. for the accommodation of those
living down town who wish to attend. The
festival will be continued until Wednesday
evening.
The young people of St. Joseph's church
will give lawn festival on Nelson avenue
this evening. The Hibernian band has pre-
pared the following programme: March,
''Hurrah for the West H. B. Brothers:
Save Ireland,' T. d. Sullivan; "Hughell
Polka Farbach ':The Harp That Once"
etc, Moore; ''Nally Waltz" Strauss; New
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