St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-22
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ank clearances yesterday were $685.

Bank clearances yesterday were $685.
1885.
I Nine marriages. three births and two deaths
were recorded at the health Office yesterday,
to-day, the bill will be Lord Chumley," In
stead of Highest Bidder" as announced.
Two small fires in the building at IL West
Third street were extinguished yesterday by
eOhieer Godfrey. Attempted 1ncendiarism is
limited.
short business meeting yesterday afternoon.
sBilis were allowed to the amount Of about
s$I7, 900.
Charles Moore, tough looking character
from Omaha. was arrested at the union depot
yesterday afternoon for attempting to rob
Itraveler of his purse.
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday from
$50 Temperance street, 769 Topping street,
and 306 Colborne street. Diphtheria was re-
ported from $50 Sims street.
In accordance with instructions from
Mayor Smith, the building inspectors depart
ment will issue permits to retail dealers after
Monday next to handle fireworks.
For the benefit OF the st. James A. NJ. e.
church, the operetta Belle Of Saratoga"
Will be given at Turner hall on Tuesday
etening, under direction of Prof. j. w.
Luca.
.Gilmore's band and the entire corps of the
Saengerfest solo singers Will be present at
Market hall tomorrow night, to give to
music lovers a grand treat, embodying the
choicest selections OF the festival.
Charles Fontain. the Waterman at an Ark
wright street wood yard, who was arrested for
shooting at colored boy named Evans, who
was prowling about the yards at night, was
discharged yesterday by Judge Burr.
Bishop Marty, Hon. H. NJ Rice and DR.. j.
B. Whiting. of the Minnesota Indian COM
mission, left yesterday for the White Earth
reservation, though no council will be held
there. A council of the Red Lake Indians
will be held next week.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Max Ondresska and Annie Hamalindie, John
Brastom and Selma A. Lemon, Louis Win
mex and Annie Elfenbein, Martin Emmer-
vol and Theresa Eltendoerfere, Theodore
Wolff and Mary j. Moeller.
Robert Kennedy, one Of the Oldest settlers
OF Ramsey county, died yesterday afternoon
At his residence in this city. He has been
resident since 1849. and was one of the best
known hotel keepers in the state having
been for many years proprietor OF the Cen
trail house on Bench street.
Secretary Hart of the state board Of cor
recttons and charities, returned yesterday
from tour OF inspection of county and state
institutions in Becker, Wadena and Otter
Tail counties. 81 have only one complaint
to make was the secretary's report, land
overcrowded."
The Y. NJ. G. A. Bible class for beginners
Will meet Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock in
the association parlor under the leadership
of Il. A. Trip. The meeting for men only
will be held at o'clock in the Y. M. G. A.
gymnasium and will consist of music, sing
ing, short talks and all address by General
Secretary Horton.
The midday meeting at III East Third
street to-day will be led by Henry F. Butler,
pastor Of the Reformed Episcopal church.
Topic, Sunday school lesson for to.mor.
rOW SuDerintendents teachers and all
adult members, both male and female, are
1915 to l o'clock.
A special car attached to the Omaha train
which left this city last evening for Chicago,
was filed with a jolly crowd OF Twin City
sports en- route for the scene of that great
yearly turf event, 1.-The American Derby"
Among the st. Paul men who were of the
party are L. D. Wilkes, Frank N. Shaw, Theo-
dore Borup, George w. Curtis, Frank Huber,
8. E. Dawson, w. s. Twombley, Hughey M.
Mayer, E. c. Long, and Frank Seymour.
Ray LorenZ, a notorious sporting woman.
better known as Ray Lawrence, has for
some time occupied apartments at Seventh
and Cedar streets, over the California Wine
house. Yesterday afternoon NJ. j. Lorenz,
an alleged husband of the woman, returned
to the city from Seattle, and attempted to
put his trunk and other trappings into her
rooms, with the intent of staying awhile.
The woman objected. a row ensued, and the
result Of it all was that Policeman Mcclure
arrested the man for disorderly conduct. He
was taken before Judge Burr at O'Clock,
and fined $40.