St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-13
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

A marriage licenseIwas issued yesterday to
Charles j. Wick and Juliana A Olson.
Nine births. six deaths and two marriages
We're recorded at the health office yesterday.
Patrick Maginnis, receiver of the Duluth
land Office, was a caller at Mayor Smiths Of
fee yesterday.
The county committee viii meet to-day,
and open and consider bids for painting the
old Jail building
The water board was hustling about ester-
day, shutting off the water from those who
failed to pay the rent.
James A. Martin, of st. Cloud, was ad-
mitted to practice in this state, on certificate
of the supreme court of Michigan.
Mr.. Dwyer. receiver of the Holland &,
Thompson brass works, has shut down the
establishment, pending certain court pro-
ceedings.
The bright performance of west End
at the Peoples last night was enjoyed by q
score of visiting turfmen at Manager Walk
ers invitation.
The arrest OF two men and three women
from the block at SIS st. Peter street was err
roneously reported yesterday morning as hay
ing occurred at 500 St. Peter street.
The midday prayer meeting to-day at III
East Third street will be led by Rev. o. F.
Stout, pastor OF the Bethel Methodist church.
Topic: Sunday school lesson for to-mor-
row. Everybody invited to attend.
The fire department was called out at 10
yesterday afternoon by blaze i'll the kitchen
of Z. A. Kelietts residence. at % Iglehart
street, caused by the explosion of a gasoline
stove. About $500 damage Is reported.
The Chicago Opera company will give the
last two performances Of ''The Mikado'' at the
Newmarket this afternoon and evening.
Tuesday evening the last of the engagement
''H. NJ. s. Pinafore'' will be presented.
A mass convention OF. Ramsey county Pro-
hibitlonists will be held in Relief hall this
evening at o'clock. Delegates to the state
convention, which meets in Minneapolis
July % and "a. will be chosen, and the
necessary business transacted.
Members of the Kansas City Commercial
club, after spending the morning in the
inspection of the mammoth wholesale estab-
Gshments of the city, left yesterday after
noon for Minneapolis. where they will re-
main over for to-day, taking in Lake Mime
tonka tomorrow.
NJ B. Bradley. Of New York, and W. M.
Tompkins, of Chicago, representing the Seth
Thomas Clock company, are in the city su-
pervtsing the work of putting up the new
court house clock which arrived yesterday
morning, and which was described in detail
in the GLOBE, few days ago.
The Detroit Philharmonic club will give an
entertainment under the auspices Of the
Turner's society at Turner hall Aug. 3. The
club consists of the cream of the musical
talent of Detroit, reinforced by Miss Mary L.
Wyckoff, elocutionist and impersonator, and
Miss Nellie A. Goodwin, soprano.
Sunday. July 81, the St. Paul BARRIERS as
ISOLATION viii give its second annual excur-
sion on the steamer Cleon. The trip will be
a7delightful one down the river to spot Sc
lected some twenty miles below ST. Paul.
Wills full band will attend, and all that
picnickers and excursionists..might crave will
be on deck
There will be a meeting Of the Acker post,
G. A. R., this evening, when it is expected
that definite announcement will be made rel
alive to TRANSFORMATION rates to the MIL
waukee encampment. As other matters of
importance win be discussed, full attend
ance of members is requested The post hall
is corner Of Seventh and Minnesota streets.