St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-31
~GLOBULES.

Yesterdays bank clearings amounted to
$936,514.94.
The Thirteenth Avenue M. E. church and
Sunday school will picnic at Spring Park to-
day.
Harry j. Williams, charged with assault
and battery on Fannie johnson, was held
for examination to-day.
Rinehart Miller, a bad kid whose parents
can't seem to handle him. was sent to the re-
form school yesterday on charge Of incor
rigibility.
Cobb d TibbS have secured a permit to
build a tenement row at 1913 and 1919
Stevens avenue. The estimated cost is
$50, 600.
A fine ma has been issued showing the
relative position OF the Twin City stockyards
to each other, Il the location of adjoining
property.
Jamson & Windquist, who keep a saloen
at 1919 Second street south, pleaded guilty
yesterday TO keeping the place open on Sun
day. They were assessed $50 each.
J.. Klefeldt, a Plttsburg drummer, got too
effervescent with Barkeeper Scott, of the
Nicollet house, night before last, and the lat
ter laid him out with a whisky bottle.
The fourth concert under the auspices of
the Tenth Ward Improvement association
will be given on top of the hill in Prospect
park this evening by Sidwell d Graves
band.
An old frame building at Ninth avenue and
Third. street was burned at 2:15 yesterday
morning. The building was occupied by the
Chester Oil company, who place their loss at
$1,000.
Aman full of Milwaukee beer fell over the
tWenty-eight-foot retaining wall at the union
depot Monday night and was badly shaken
up. He was a farmer named Stephen Clark,
and will recover.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday to
Louis Jackson and Mary Anderson, GOtleib
Hochule and Mary Swanson, Louis n. Vader
and Mary E. Myrick, Ferdinand Burgert and
Magdalena Beck.
A permit was issued yesterday to c. W.
Dawson and Louis Laramee for the erection
of q three-stOry brick store and office build
ing at 43 and 45 Fourth street south The
building will cost $4,000.
The associated charities report Julia A.
White, collecting money as Mrs. George
White, sister of the late John Clark, for the
purpose of going East to bury her dead
daughter, as undeserving OF charitable aid.
A mass meeting of all the Christian En-
deavor societies of this city will be held this
evening at Plymouth church to hear reports
of the delegates to the national convention
recently held in Philadelphia.
Anna Frederickson, Sylvia Carlson, Ed
Piper and Henry Monroe were having more
fun that anybody in a tent on Tenth avenue
south Monday night when a policeman gath
cred them in. They were fined $40 each
yesterday.
William NJ. Allen, the East side lumber
man who was adjudged insane by Judge
Won Schlegen Monday. is still i'll the county
Jail. His relatives have decided to keep him
at home if the judge will permit. AS the
| judge is out of the city, the question will not
be decided till his return.
The colored Odd Fellows of the Twin
Cities are making great preparations for the
| annual parade Aug. l and the celebration
at Spring Park. Among the speakers will be
Rev. Messrs. j. NJ. Dungee and c.. H. Thomas,
of Minneapolis; j. NJ. Henderson and L. G.
Sheafe, of st. Paul; J. II. Franklin, of IN
dianapolis, and H, j. Shettan, of Duluth.
The procession starts at 10 O'Clock in Mime
apoliS and $50 in st. Paul.