St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-30
time. Mr.. Byrnes goes to Washington
early this week.
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

The post office VII. &c &c GGrrsen from 7;3Q 70
o. a ...a i m Of July 4. -. -
Yesterday was the last day of the fiscal
year in the postoffice department
William Freer paid SIS in the municipal
court yesterday for reckless driving.
Mrs. H. J. Moffett has been elected presf..
dent of the Central w. G. T. U. IN place OF
Mrs. c. w. Coe, resigned.
Deputy State Examiner West Is investi-
eating the condition of the American Build
ing and Loan association, OF this city.
A competitive examination for appoint
ment to the United States academy at west
Point win be held in Minneapolis in August.
George Corcoran will have thirty days TO
get some sense into his head at the WORK.
house as result of an unseemly exposure OF
his person. -
The coroner's jury in the case Of Herman
Isaacson, killed In Cooks quarry, IN South
Minneapolis, found yesterday that he was
accidentally killed.
The building permits for the first SIX
months of the present year amounted 70
S3,427, 765. This is slightly less than for the
same time last year.
There is to be special lecture on "Jeru-
salem and Its Environs" to-day at p. m. at
the Panorama building, illustrated by the
great cyclorama of the ancient city.
The Secular Society meets at 412 Nicoliet
avenue at 1880 p. m. o. H. Grigsby will de-
liver an address on physical Science, the
The Transfers Protective association holdS
special meeting at the Labor Temple this
afternoon to perfect their plans for partici-
pating in the eight-hour celebration on July
The colored citizens of the Twin Cities are
celebration of the anniversary Of the eman-
cipation OF the slaves in the West Indies
which occurs Aug. l.
Cardelia Slmonson, charged with keeping
a house of i'll repute at 600 South Fourth
street, and Obediah Brunette. who was ar
rested for being found in the house, will
have hearing on Monday.
Peter johnson and Ellen Albertson,. the
former defendant and the latter complainant
in bastardy case were united In the molly
bonds of wedlock by Judge Emery yesterday,
and the case was dismissed.
The st. Joseph's Cadet society will give o
grand festival and literary entertainment
next Tuesday evening at Catholic Assocla-
ton hall. Father Gleason and Father James
McGolrick will address the society.
DR.. Ray was robbed of So scarf pin in
the Theatre Comique night before last. John
| Connors was arrested on charge of stealing
it, but as nothing could be proved Concern
ing it. Connors got thirty days tor vagrancy.
Hilda Anderson. the girl arrested by De-
tectives King and Hall for shoplifting at
day, was arraigned yesterday, and the case
was set for Monday. The complaint makes
the offense petit larceny, placing the amount
| at $3.50.
The bank clearings for the month ending
| yesterday show slight decrease as against
counted for by slight business depression.
| The figures are as follows: Month of June,
1889, SIG. 400. 1924; same month, 1883.
| SI7, 273,27l.34.
The semi-annual election of officers Of
Minnehaha Court, A. o. F.. occurred Friday
night, and resulted as follows: Chief ranger.
| Edward Jones; sub-chief ranger. Carl E. B..
| Sweetland; treasurer, George Gozzard: finan-
cial secretary, Albert T. Ellis; recording sec
rotary, Charles j. Bowen; senior woodward,
Jones; senior beadle. o. r. Thomas; Junior
beadle, Oscar Gunstrom; physician, DR.. D..
F. Woodward; druggist, R. G. Williams. r..
| C. Williams was elected delegate and William
| H. Habeher alternate delegate to the national
convention to be held in this city next Au-
gust.