St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-23

GLOBULES.


,at the health Office yesterday.
= Timothy Leyhe, a hackman who refused to
take out a license, was sent out to the work
house yesterday for thirty days. ~ p. !.
IA small blaze at 272 East Seventh street
gave the fire. department run at O'CLOCK
yesterday morning. No damage.
a. Ludke, of Browns Valley, committed by
4 commissioner Griffin, of Detroit for selling
whisky to Indians, gave bail yesterday. :,
s,srhe Hibernian Rifles will give their last
social tor this season in their new hall, 1873
East Sixth street, next Friday night.
John W. Willis will speak at meeting of
the Crusaders at their hall, corner of Fort
land Sixth streets, this afternoon at $3.50.
z Bank clearances Yesterday were $612, 2l4.
%; for the week, So, 773, 737. 69: for the cor
responding week last year, So, 495, 444. 81. =
"a. D. Osborne, of Clequet; was, arrested
will be heard before Commissioner Spencer
op Tuesdays - .-zatfE,p'ss- Il
The ST., Paul Gas Light company give
notice in another column that they are going
to extend their gas mains to Hamllne Mer-
RAM and Union Parks
96 East ROBBIE street. and 66O Sims street:
Diphtheria prevails at 743 Cook street, and
223 East Ninth street. g,
Thomas Reardon, alleged to. be proprietor
of a ''blind Pig in the midway district. was
arrested yesterday by Policeman Hopping.
He will be given hearing Wednesday. +. r
young tough, arrested by officer Call yes
terday morning in the act of 'burglarizlng
Lorimer Bros jackson street saloon, was
sent out to the. workhouse yesterday for
ninety days. 5s .,..ts.,..s +. 3
John Swanson, young Swede living at
800 Kittson street, while practiclng with
bow and arrow yesterday morning, shot
another boy named Robert Catlin in the left
eye, entirely destroying it. .i-
g. P. Johns wife and daughter, of Sedalia,
osk fIn oil 10 70
Of IT, W. Forbes, j. G.. White and John Stew
art. Mr.. Johns, who is a heavy lumber deal
erof Sedalia, coltemplates locating in st.
Moses Grunblet and William Lumb, two
hardlooking young men, who were. seen on
East Seventh street last night with several
boxes of cigars. were arrested by Officer
Leyde and Special Officer Schaffer On sus-
Fapicion of larceny. err go
The largest and finest favored strawberries
GLOBE yesterday, from N. sipes. of the Star
fruit farm Albany. Ill. Some Of the berries
are as large as ordinary apricots, sound and
of peculiar piquancy. ~.
Wa. Burke, the Robert street liyeryman,.
( was arrested Yesterday on complaint sworn
out by Dennis Clatkin, one of his employees,
| who alleges that Burke. slapped him in the
face. At the municipal court Judge Burr
continued the case until Wednesday: =;
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
/. ClarIeS D.. w 1DerR anu + EduCls y, DyldHu, W.
j. Sehleifer and Anne Croft. Charles H.
Gardner and Eva n. Bryant, John Kacrup.,
-arck and May StrenskaW, Andrew P. Linden
and Maria Anderson, and Gust johnson and.
Mary Chosen. 80 :
+ The Little Sisters of the Poor submitted
plans to the building inspector yesterday.
and took out a permit for the construction Of
|. a three story brick house for the aged on
their property on Wilkin street. between Elm
street and the bluff. The estimated cost of
the building is $4,000.
T. E.W. Bickwell, the young NEnglishman
/ who was arrested several days ago for perse-
cutting Pleasant avenue young lady with
his attentions. was tried for disorderly con-
duct in the municipal court yesterday. Judge
Burr imposed a sentence of ninety days,
which was suspended on good behavior.
& Five national loan and mortgage assocla-
ytions, the Interstate Building and Loan asso-
Sciatlon, the Security Building and Loan
6 association, the Minnesota Saving Fund and
+ Investment company, the Northwestern Loan
aid Building association and the National
Building, Loan and Protective association,
Yesterday filed bonds in accordance with the
new law which yesterday went into opera.
tibn, placing these corporations under the
b Jurisdiction of the public examiner. Eight
more associations are yet to be heard from.
L The Peoples church of this city has Sc
4 cured the services of Samuel A. Baldwin for
rector. Mr. Baldwin has been for several
YEARS organist of Plymouth Congregational
church. Chicago, and has won an enviable
reputation throughout the country by his
many concerts in that city. His career as an
oIganist was begun at the House of Hope
Presbyterian church here. and host OF
friends will welcome his return. Mr.. Bald
swim will also be engaged in other enterprises
eof a public nature, among which Is choral
society to be organized under his direction.