St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-28
THURSDAY NEwsLETs.

The closing exercises OF Cretin school take
place to-day. =
The park commissioners hold meeting to-
day at 4 p. m.
Hon. D. s. Hall, of Stewart was at the cap
ito1 yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Hendrickson have re-
moved to 425 Islehart street.
The council committee on streets hold
their regular meeting tonight.
Deputy Sheriff Lunkenheimer is still con-
fined to his bed in critical condition.
Police Sergeant John Zirkelbach and wife
sary of their marriage.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John c. Myhre and Sophia Hellman, George
j. Kusterer and Addie j. Marshall and Fred
W. Wilsey and Susie L. Jones.
+ A lawn sociable was last evening rendered
the ladies of the Oxford M. E. church by
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Hillman, corner Of
Dale street and Lincoln avenue.
At 2 o'clock Monday afternoon Marshal
Campbell will sell by public auction 400
pounds, or 800 6ve-tael cans of opium, seized
at the Minnesota transfer last February.
The Mutual Accident Association of the
Northwest, with headquarters at Chicago.
was yesterday readmitted by the insurance
commissioner to do business in this state.
s. H. Corcoran, once a respectable looking
bookkeeper in a Third street fish and oyster
house, was arrested on East Seventh street
sponsible for his downfall.
There will be an examination of applicants
for admission to the bar before Judge Wilkin
on July at 10 a. m. The examining COM
mittee will be j. W. Lusk, -Gerge C. Squires
and William N. Lightner.
Mayor Smith lert the city yesterday on q
ten days fishing excursion into the northern
part of the state. Aid. Anthony Yoerg, acting
president of the city council, will officiate as
the city's chief executive during his absence.
G. B. Walker. of Inver Grove, was taken
with an epileptic fit iu the Pioneer Press Of
flee last night and fell down flight of stairs
leading from the second story. He was badly
bruised, and upon his recovery was taken to
the motor in patrol wagon.
Frederick W. Wilsey, collection agent of
the Northern Pacific railroad, was n married
at o'clock yesterday afternoon to Miss
Susie L. Jones at the home of the brides
parents, 227 Western avenue. The ceremony
was witnessed by many OF the friends and
relatives of the contracting parties.
1.-THE Rochester asylum investigating COM
mittee held a meeting at the capitol to-day.
They will assemble i'll the caucus room at 10
O'clock and proceed to take testimony in
support of all complaints filed against the
administration Of the asylum. Twenty wit
nesses have been notified to attend.
Thomas Williams, seedy- looking indi-
vidual who was engaged i'll the commend
able enterprise Of removing some of the
goods which block the sidewalk on East
Seventh street, came to grief last night. lie
was arrested by officer Weidle while walk
ing away from store near Broadway with
bolt of Calico and is charged with larceny.
The St. Croix Navigation and Improvement
company yesterday fled articles of incor-
poration with the secretary of state. Tay-
for's Falls will be the headquarters Of the
corporation, which will have capital stock
of 500. 600 and the incorporators are Isaac
Staples Leonard Clark, n. E. Staples, of
Saltwater: /. Standard Baker, Of st. Croi4
Falls; H. n. Setter, of Taylor's Falls.