St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
SUNDAY BREAKFAST.

NSStSIQdl.
Pruden Stove company is opening large
salesroom on Slbley street, between Sixth
ana Seventh.
Twenty births and five deaths and one
marriage were mentioned al the health Of
fee yesterday.
Bank clearances yesterday were 1887, 7Gz;
for the week. 81, lS4, l16; for the correspond
ing week last year. So. 534, 597.
Francis Walker, Of New York will sing
! Shelley's Resurrection at the IL o'clock
service at Christ church this morning
William BiTcher, city clerk OF South st.
Paul, who has been West for a week has re-
| turned TO his duties at the stockyards.
Capt. T. S. Feehy, of New York, the well
known Eastern fire fighter is visiting his
cousin, Miss NJ. Feehy, OF Ninth street.
There will be a special meeting of the
| Homeopathic Hospital Aid society to-mor-
row afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the Ryan hotel.
Bethany Congregational church. al the cor
! ner of Stryker avenue and Winifred street.
/ will be dedicated this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
| The council committee on ordinances and
| parks will meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. The committee on Claims will meet
| at $50.
The new electric motor of the Cincinnati
| Electric Engine company Will be on exhibit
ton at 100 East Fourth street during the
| week.
The annual meeting of vested choirs in the
! diocese of Minnesota will be held in ST.
| join i'll the service.
Madame Boyd has just returned from
Europe, where she selected an elegant line of
| dress materials and some handsome cos
! tunes. sos Nicollet avenue.
Chairman Williston, Of the Rochester asy-
| lum investigation, says he will be ready TO
report this week. He promises that the re-
| port shall be brief, but 10 the point.
Subscribers for the whole course of Star
Course literary and musical entertainments
at the Peoples church during the winter
| months now lumber over 200 of our most
| respected citizens.
Charles Hobbs ffty-five years of age. lost
| his life III Peavey d Co. s elevator at Bass
| Lake yesterday morning by falling 10 the
| bottom of one of the wheat bins. He was
| employed in the elevator and leaves large
! family.
The Summit Avenue Boulevard and Park
association will meet at the chamber of COM
merce, at p. M, Monday, to act on the mat
Ter OF improving the boulevard which has
been submitted to the association by the park
association.
The city treasurer yesterday paid $1,000
I on coupons of sewer and other bonds. and
"a. 900 on board or education bond coupons.
| On the 1st of the next month he will take
| up $50, 600 worth of bonds issued for bridge
improvements.
Deputy Boiler Inspector Lewis recently
| paid visit 10 River Fails, Wis, and, by re-
quest inspected number of boilers. They
were 1OuuO 10 De IN dangerous CO0QlLlOQ-
There is no law for the inspec ion of boilers
in Wisconsin.
The next meeting of the Minnesota Con-
gregational club will be held at the First
Congregational church, Minneapolis, Sept
%. Dr. Bell will talk on his travels through
the Holy Land, and illustrate the lecture with
stereopticon views.
burning chicken coop at the corner of
Park avenue and Winter street caused an
alarm of fire 10 be sent in at 10:l5 last
.s.rEs L 49,
roasted TO turn before the blaze was eXtin-l
guished. The property belonged 10 T. Rich
ards.
A drunken man who gave the name of W.
j. Armistead was arrested at Seventh and
Wabasha streets Yesterday afternoon by Ofi-
Ger Cornick, whom he threatened to assault
with knife The prisoner claims TO be a
travelling salesman, employed by Burchard d
Wilson, Philadelphia oil company.
The Harvest Home festival this year at
Christ church will be postponed until the
latter part of October The chancel is under
going extensive alteration The music at
this service will be very tine. The choir will
be augmented for this occasion, assisted by
an orchestra or fifteen pieces and organ.
Adam Neiss, the German cigarmaker who
deserted his wife and child in Milwaukee TO
run away with the wife of Paul Beck was
arrested last night by Patrolman Meyerding
on warrant sworn out by his wife. She
will appear against him Monday morning 10
prosecute the charge of adultury. The Beck
woman could not be found.
THE Seen and Unseen was the subject
of lecture delivered by Rev. DR.. F. o. Hol-
man. pastor Of First NJ. L. church. at the
Asbury NJ E. church, on Ross street last
Friday evening II was highly appreciated
by the spell bound audience, who listened 10
the wonderful and simple truth so power
fully depicted by the speaker.
Ed Buck. colored boy whose parents
live at the corner of Ninth and Exchange
Frank nnn0olSa brr
who lives at the Newsboys' home, were ar
rested by Officer Tom Lynch last night on
charges Of larceny. They are supposed to
be the parties who broke into q West Sew
enth street barber shop several days ago and
stole dozen razcrs and two pairs OF shoes
The season at Mahtomedi is practically
over. The last director of the association to
leave was d. E. Swan. who, with his family
returned to st. Paul on Friday. The station
was closed Saturday. Storekeeper Jaynes
will look after several of the cottages during
the winter, and probably occupy one of them.
A son of the builder Myers died at his faith
er's house on Saturday morning. The only
families now on the grounds are Messrs
Trip, Hawthorne and Madison and Mrs
Miller.
Arrangements have been fully completed
for the opening of the superb Roosevelt organ
at the Peoples church Oct l and 3. This
instrument is undoubtedly the finest in the
Northwest. Roosevelt as an organ builder
stands head and shoulders above any in the
country. ana IN many respects is unparalleled
by any in the world. We fnd in this instru-
ment the perfection of modern organ build
ing, the result of the radical departure made
by Roosevelt a few years ago.
There were no cases of any importance be-
fore the police judge yesterday morning. W.
H. Donohue film fam" artist arrested by
Policeman MCGUIRE, and B. ". Nixon. a
vagrant were released under suspended SEN
fences of ninety days. Mrs. Rohde and Mrs.
Walderbach were 1ned $50 each for drunken
ness. Ellen kohnS and Jennie Willis col
ored prostitutes, who were accused of rob-
bling colored farmer named Rawley Ashley
of SIS, were discharged. Ashley was fined
SO for drunkenness.
Every few DAYS some solitary individual is
fined $40 in the police court for visiting
house of ill-fame. The fine is authorized by
Ordinance No. 10. About once in every ten
wears this ordinance is looked I'D aud an at
Tempt made dixie that of ex-Mayor e. D.
OiBrien) 10 enforce it The ordinance would
rid the city of houses of ill-fame If it could
be made to operate, but it is dead letter,
save as pretext for imposing an occasional
fine. 1t would seem. from the infrequency
of these assessments. that there are very few
visits made to the diSreputable resorts
known 10 be numerous). or that it is very
difficult for the city to make out a case
against the visitors.
The whole force Of the city treasurers
Office took train on the Duluth road yester-
day afternoon and went fishing. They will
return Monday with long strings of fish
They did not take their swallow-tail coats.
with them and repair 10 one of the fashion
able resorts where the swell hop roars. and the
fnny fellows lie aloOf and leisurelv laugh
when a hook is thrown in baited with the
latest and most fashionable style of artificial
fly. No. indeed. There are too many lakes
in Minnesota where fish abound for any such
simple Simonism as that. The fishing grounds
of Minnesota are long way from being ex-
hausted, say the real lovers of piscatorial
pastime, who never follow the base minions
of Terpsichore or Gambrinus.
The union depot wore a deserted appear
anee at half-past II O'Clock last night The
fair and the crush were over, but the interest
in the valorous vaqueros was shown TO be
undated when Lasso Mack entered the
depot He was Immediately surrounded by
an interested circle. Mack expressed regret
on account of the accident which necessi-
tated the shooting Of one Of the wild horses
at the fair. HIS said that no one appreciated
q horse better than himself and his com
panions. One Of the best saddle horses he
ever owned had his front legs broken while
being lassoed in a corral in Texas and had TO
be killed The horse ''Roxier that he rides
ar Dresent Is nine wears old and only weighs