St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-11
SAINT PAUL.
MURNANE WILL Be MARRIED
A Popular West Side Fireman to Become
a Benedict To-Day.
NINETY DAYS FOR A THIEF.
Sixth Ward Churchmen VIII Aid the
Johnstown Sufferers---Accident
to a 'Cyclist.

ing private consultations with his nu-
merous lady friends as to the most APP
proved manner of hanging lace curtains;
what colors match best with this or that
shade, and many other mysterious ques-
tons have been asked during the past
few weeks, and as readily re-
spcDded to by the dear girls,
who wondered what was in the wind.
1t develops that Murnane has been
fitting up a neat little residence on
West Isabel street; Brussels carpets on
the floors, street cars in the immediate
vicinity, and the rest of it. He has
been ably assisted in the arrangement
of his household effects by Pat Mori-
arity, whose suggestions of spray of
ribbon here, and a lambrequin there,
have been of infinite value in bringing
the little palace to its present state of
perfection. Murnane leaves this MORN
ing for Pennington, Wis, where he
will join his fortunes for veal or woe
with those of Miss Maggie Hanarahan,
of that city. well-knOwn young lady
and one of the bellies of the town. The
young couple will be at home at their
residence on West Isabel street after
Thursday.
Mrs. DR.. KOegler, of Dakota avenue, of
SIS last Saturday, was yesterday sem
fenced to ninety days in the wOrkhouse.
A move is on foot among the churches
of the West side to raise money for the
sufferers by the floods at Johnst0wn,
Pa. The ladies of the various Organiza-
tions are arranging dramatic and must
cal entertainments, the proceeds to be
devoted to the relief of tho sufferers. 1t
has not yet been decided whether to
combine the musical and histrionic tai
ent0f all the churches in one grand ex-
hibiti0n or to give several small enter
tainments. In any event, the object
will be worthy and the response liberal.
A bicyclist named Frank Bede, while
riding down the hill on South Robert
street last evening, accidentally col
lided with an express wagon, and was
thrown heavily to the ground. Think
ing he was not seriously hurt, Bede re-
mounted the machine and proceeded
some distance, when he became faint,
ting his face and spraining his right
arm. He was removed in hack to his
boarding place Oh Sherman street.
The moonlight excursion down river
under the auspices of the Young
Peoples Society of the Bethany Con-
gregatlonal Church will leave the foot
of Jackson street at o'clock this even
ing. The trip will be a delightful ex-
perience if good weather is had, and
will he participated in by nearly two
hundred people. a brass band will ac-
company the excursion. and arrange
ments have been made whereby some
excellent chorus singing will add to the
enjoyment of the occasion.
The Myers and Beifeld blocks, on
South Robert street, have both reached
the first story and are being pushed
along rapidly. Both are fine structures
and will be credit to the ward.
TrampS are again becoming trouble
special officers were detailed last even
ing to round them up.
The old Day drug store on Concord
street has again changed hands, the
present owners being 81. Madison & Co.,
who purchased the business of the late
proprietor, Robinson, for 81 500.
The two handsome residence being
erected on Clinton avenue, one of which
IS being built by Henry Martin and the
other by DR.. Darling, are nearly finished
and will be ready for occupancy in a
couple Of weeks.
Residents on Winifred street and
vicinity are again complaining thatthe
street car service on that thorougfare is
irregular and insufficient. Complaints
are based on the fact that while cars
are run every seven minutes on South
Robert street, those on the Wlnifred
street line run but once in twenty min
utes. A petition will be sent to the
council and an attempt made to remedy
the evil. which will probably be as
futile as have previous efforts in that
direction.
Business on Dakota avenue has re-
vived wonderfully since the opening of
the Wabasha street bridge, and the
merchants doing business in the vicinity
of the structure are correspondingly
elated.
1t has been decided by the Citizens
Union of West ST. Paul that work shall
be commenced on the levee first at block
6, Banning & Olivier's addition.