St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-13
CASH FOR HIS CHARMER.
Emil Spangenbsrg Wants to Marry the
Girl His Brother Tilted.
HE SENDS HER SOME MONEY.
Colored Roustabouts jagged as Suspi-
ci0us Characters--West st. Paul
WinnOWings.

| J.
| Word has been received from Emil
S pangenberg, Of Tacoma, w. T., in
which he states his willingness to
remedy the perfidy of his brother to-
ward the German girl Alwinna Kurth,
the facts of whose trip to to this country
for the purpose of marrying August
Spangenberg were chronicled in the
GLOBE some time since, Emil Is will
| ing to marry the girl himself, and as a
preliminary advance forwarded $50 to a
friend in this city for her use: Miss
Kurth has apparently resigned her in
| tention OF returning to Germany, and
has entered the employ OF German
family on Rice street.
Three negroes named James Payne,
| Jake Gore and James Clarke were ar
| rested on the hill last evening as sus-
| picious characters. They are members
| of gang of roustabOuts who recently
| deserted from river steamer at this
| point. One of the men carries an ugly
| wound over the left eye, said to have
been received at the hands of one of the
| deck bosses.
| The pupils of the Humboldt school
J will give an interesting musical and
! literary entertainment at the school
house hall this afternoon at 2:S0.
The question of improved mail deliv-
| cry is being agitated in certain sections
of the West side.
Indiana avenue Is now provided with
| q flagnan at the railroad crossing, and
much of the danger to traffic removed.
| Fire broke out yesterday in a barn
corner of St. Lawrence and Minnetonka
streets, owned by man named CleffOis.
The flames were first discovered at $3.50
p. m. Efforts were made by CleffOis
and corps of assistants to extlnguish
the fire without the aid of the depart
ment, no alarm being turned in. The
property was almost totally destroyed,
and was uninsured.
The Brooklyn Gun club held its
weekly shoot yesterday at the club
grounds, some excellent sport being
| had.
The youngsters in the vicinity of Con-
cord street have deserted the wake OF
the Salvation Army for the superior
charms of a merry-go-round, which has
been set up near by.
Word has been received from Rev.
Morgan, of the King Street M. E.
church. announcing his safe arrival in
England. He will visit several European
countries before his return.
The warm weather of yesterday was
probably responsible for the remarkable
activity noticeable at the Minnesota
Boat club quarters on Raspberry island.
Up to yesterday there have been but
few turnouts, owing to the chilly
weather which has prevailed, and yes
;terday's tub practice was practically the
first INDUCED in by the club this season.
The fleet consisted of some half-dozen
shells, few canoes and the fOur-oared
boats of both the Minnesota and st.
several double SOULS, those manning
them doing the best work of the day.
The fours pulled ragged stroke at
starting, but improved as they warmed
up, giving an exhibition of very fair
Craftsmanship on the pull down. The
singles comprise some very good ma
terial, the majority of the men making
clean strokes and showing their appre
citation OF the value of the long, sweep
ing stroke which always tells in trial
ofSpeed. A great many new members
have joined the club this summer,
and new boats will probably be added
to keep up with the procession. From
e amount of material at hand it Seems
that the annual regatta should call
forth much more enthusiasm than has
heretofore been evinced in that inter
esting event, and become as much
thing to be looked forward to as the
Twin City Derby or any other sporting
event of Importance.
That portion of the planking most
damaged by fire on the Wabasha street
bridge yesterday has been replaced.
Messrs. j. l.. Emmert and W. B.
Vane, the former gentleman being
prominent banker at Sibley, To-, and
the latter late arrival from BOstOn'S
classic shades, were visitors in West st.
Paul yesterday. Being questioned as
to the import of his trip, Mr.. Emmert
said: I'VE are here chiefly with view
to secure improved facilities for the
shipment of live stock from Sibley,
which is the point from which all Osce-
ola and Lyon county produce is
shipped 6asdI present condition w Of
also are suppliants for i'm
proved depot facilities. MIR. Vane
is, however, a possible locator in this
city, and is now looking over the ground
with view to making purchases" Mr..
Vane is an old hotel man, having been
for years proprietor of hotel at the
Hub. He states that his idea is to
build a cOmmodiouS secOnd-claSs hotel,
to combine the attractions of comfort,
cleanliness and cheapness.
The young people of the Church of
the Ascension are arranging musical
aud literary entertainment for future
production. The project of erecting a
new church is still being discussed,
though there is a sentiment among
portion of the parishioners that in the
present dull times it would be wise to
defer building until next year.
Two Made One.
The marriage of j. n. Shea and Miss
Fannie Cakes was solemniZed at 5 p. m.
yesterday at the residenceof the brides
mother Mrs. g.. Fl. Cakes. Rice and