St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-02
EARLY JULY FRUITS.

Bank clearances yesterday were S742,-
551.74:
Scarlet fever prevails at COS Harrington
avenue and IA Prior avenue,
A marriage license was issued yesterday to
George Hartman and Maria GTahSe.
The infant daughter of County Assessor
Harroun was buried yesterday morning.
Thirty-five births, nine deaths and one mar
rage were recorded at the health Office yes
terday.
The store at No. 13l West Third street has
been leased by Collector Edwards for a gov
eminent store house.
Company has drill, dress parade and
guard mount this evening. Music by the
First Regiment band.
Bishop j. P Newman will preach in Cen
trail Park NJ E. church Friday evening. The
public are invited. Seats free.
The st. Paul Library board met at the Ii
brary rooms yesterday afternoon and audited
about $3.50 worth of bills and claims.
The Knockwinnoeh Lawn Tennis club
held its regular monthly meeting last even
ing at the residence of Miss Carrie l. White.
The Delsarte system OF voice and physical
culture is to be taught at Mahtomedi Chau-
tauqua assembly by Mrs. T. j. Preece, one of
the most efficient instructors in the country.
Hon. S. S. Cox and wife viii leave to-day
for Huron, Oak. accompanied by the mayor
of Huron and eX-Railroad Commissioner
them.
John Wolf was appointed city dog catcher
Yesterday by Acting Mayor Yoerg to succeed
James Gillen, the young man so badly in
jured in West st. Paul Saturday night by fall
ing into cellar.
The body of Johnnie Kleiber, the boy
drowned in the Mississippi Saturday after
noon was recovered yesterday morning by
Policeman Schram, who observed it floating
near the Wa6asha street bridge.
st. Michael's picnic July T. will be held on
Cherokee avenue, near the uptown bridge in
that beautiful grove. Among the various at
fractions P Dempsey will produce, for the
first time his panorama of Irish scenery.
The Y. M. G. a state committee have re-
eeived word from DR.. II. Grattan Guinness,
the well known missionary worker from Lon
don. England that he will be with them at
their Bible school, Mahtomedi, July Is to %.
C. j. Humason, of Dodge Center, who yes
terday took his position as clerk in the ad-
jutant generals department is an old G. A.
r. man. He served in the Third Minnesota
regiment, and has been auditor of Dodge
county
The dead body of recently born female
infant was found yesterday morning on the
steps of the German Catholic church. the
janitor making the discovery. The body
which was wrapped in newspaper was re-
moved 10 the morgue.
A move is on foot among the dry goods
summer vacation. The matter has been
preached to several of the largest employers
in the city, and these have signifed their
Willingness to accede to the request made OF
them.
Bishop john P. Newman. LII. D., of the NJ.
E. church. will speak in the First German
Methodist church, corner Sixth and Rosabel
streets next Wednesday evening at O'Clock,
Oh the subject of Higher Education" Ad-
mission free.
Adyices from Marshall, Mimi. state that
Representative A. G. Forbes is dangerously
i'll The invalid is brother of DR.. Forbes,
OF this city. There are conflicting opinions
in medical circles as to the cause Of his i'll
ness 1t is thought to be cancer Of the
stomach.
The Hamline Prohibition club will cele-
brate the Fourth of July Wednesday even
ing, July 3, in Woodlawn park. corner Van
Buren and Aldine streets. Micke Tanning.
of Michigan. will speak, and the Hamline
GIee club will sing. The grove will be seated
and Illuminated.
At meeting of the city hall and court
house special commission, held at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. minor bills to the
amount of $500 were allowed. and the ac-
counts of Finch, Van Slyek 4 Co. for 50
O94.2i and A. o. Nepil, 81, 763. The pay
rcll. amounting to STA, was ordered dis
bursed.
The commission of Special Policeman Con-
way, patroiman at the stock yards OH the
upper flats, was revoked yesterday afternoon
by Acting Mayor Yoerg Conway was
charged with drunkenness, disorderly con-
duct and wrongfuliy arresting Chinaman
with whom he had trouble near Sixth and
Cedar streets.
The 400 pounds of contraband opium