St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-07

and Rosary societies. of Holy Rosary church,
will be held, to be followed by yespers, pro-
eessioni sermon and benedietion.
Jennie O'Neil Porter will read in To lef
sen nail, IN South Minneapolis, on the 10Th
inst. She will be assisted by the Mandolin
club, and Dell Knott, - a man of 100 faces
now residing in the city.
A 5000 fire kept the department busy from
$3.50 to 1890 yesterday morning. The blaze
was in wood yard at Thirty sixth avenue
north and Second street. and was one of the
most stubborn fires of the season.
A rather remarkable case is that of forr-
year-old son of Henry Baldrey residing on
hlgnlanQ avenue, who suffered stroke OF
paralysis three or four days ago. The little
fellow has been unable to move since the at
tack.
The rubber company that failed in New
York Friday was the Goodyear Boot and
Shoe Company of Providence, r. l., and has
no connection with the Goodyear Rubber
company which has agencies III minneapolis
and st. Paul.
Mare E. Beerwost viii build four two-story
frame dwellings on Oak street southeast, be-
tween Essex and Fulton streets, to cost
$1,000. +. B. Bailey, double twO-story
frame dwelling at so and "a Willow street,
to cost Sc, 900.
:. Saloonkeepers who haven't paid their
incense ices will be Obliged to close up in a
few days new, and there may be trouble with
senie who have been refused licenses and
have put in applications in the names OF
other persons.
People in the region of Thirtv-ninth street
and ColfaX avenue are kicking about the
door OF the crude petroleum used by the
Price-Condit Fence company, and the case is
likely to find It's way into the court in in
junction proceedings.
The Northwestern Tournament associa-
ton will hold tireman's tournament here in
September, at which 81, 600 IN prizes will be
offered. A four-story frame structure, to be
built at the Minnehaha Driving park, will he
burned during the tournament.
married woman living at Twenty-ffth
avenue south and Ninth street attempted
suicide on the I'd inst by hanging herself to
beam i'll the cellar. She was discovered
and cut down in time to save her life Family
jars are said to have caused the rash act.
Articles of incorporation of the David G.
Bell Investment company, with a capital
stock of $500, 900, were FLED with the regis
ter of deeds yesterday. David c. Bell. John
E. Bell, c. c. Bell, w. A. Eggleston. j. B.
sutherland and p. Lockwood are the in
corporators.
At the meeting of the Peoples Coach COM
pany directors, it was decided to take the
herdics off the present route. and run them
out Washington. from Third avenue north
to Cedar, thence out to Twentyfourth street
The new coaches will be here soon,and other
lines started.
Two-thirds of the Minnesota delegation to
the Christian Endeavor convention al Phila-
delphia which left for the East yesterday, is
composed Of Minneapolis people, and they
feel confident of getting the next convention
here. The party will stop at the Collonade
hotel while in Philadelphia.
The committee on ways and means re-
ported relative to George P. Baldwin's COM
munlcation requesting the purchase
of copies of Minneapolis Illustrated
that they regretted not having. power
pose, but recommended a liberal patron
age by the aldermen and citizens generally,
believing that large circulation among East
ern cities would influence capital and manu-
facturers.
There has been no material improvement
in the stage of water on any of the tributaries
to the Mississippi during the past week, al
though there has been some rain in the upper
country. The main river has continued to
fall, however, and sand has stuck up all
along the river. If the effort now being put
forth to secure the opening of the govern
ment reservoirs is successful, this will some
what improve the situation. The water in
the river has fallen steadily during the past
week.-Lumberman.