St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-14
WITH SUNDAY COFFEE.

Flour births and seven deaths were reported
yesterday.
The council committees on licenses and
claims will meet tomorrow afternoon.
The socialists of ST. Paul and Minneapolis
have picnic at White Bear lake to-day
Miss Louise Youngberg of st. Paul, and
Miss Reed, of Bloomington. ILL.,. are guests
at Drake Lakeside hotel White Bear.
County Assessor HarrOun will have pre-
pared an abstract of the personal property
assessment exhibit week from to-day.
State Printer F. L. Smith. of Minnesota,
will have the general laws of the late legis-
latnre ready tor publication on Monday.
The Societe Francalse of this city will, by a
picnic at Monte Cristo, to-day celebrate the
centennial of the capture of the Bastle.
The residence of NJ D. Dunning at 633
Cook street was damaged about $500 by fire
shortly after o'clock yesterday morning.
The members of the Kansas City CONNER
cial club will leave Minneapolis 10 p. m.
Monday in a special vestibule train over the
Omaha.
At the Christian chapel, Carroll and Louis
streets, Rev. w. J. Lhamon, of Minneapolis,
Will preach at II a. M, and Rev. George
Darsie, of Frankfort, KY, at p. m.
Father Conley, of st. James parish, will
this morning celebrate military high mass at
the Lakeview encampment. The reverend
father is chaplain of the mounted troops.
The Mass lodge of st. Paul and that of st.
Anthony, of the G. I. o. F., will picnic at
Spring Park Aug. l, the anniversary of the
emancipation of negroes at the West Indies.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Frank Bergstrom and Hanna Flygere, B. P.
Manlernach and Barbe Stronck. W. o. Nc
ROBBIE and Nellie McGregor, Thomas Schmetz
and Kate Kiemen.
Wells Campbell, a prominent capitalist OF
New Haven, Conn, is in the city looking
after real estate interests which he has here.
He is the guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. F. II. Smed-
ley, of the Clifton hotel.
Five boys escaped from the state reform
school yesterday afternoon, but were after
wards captured. One of them, by crawling
Into a sewer caused the guards great deal
of trouble before he could be got out.
Dr. j. Godfrey Walker, of 1O4 East Third
street. has purchased the residence and lot,
60Xl5O feet, at the corner Of Ninth and Sib-
ley streets. for $40. 0JO. The residence was
at one time that occupied by George r.
Finch.
Albert Lain was the name given by young
Englishman, twenty four years of age, who
was arrested last night by Policeman Goven
in the act of breaking into the general Office
building of the Omaha Railway company.
He was intoxicated.
Secretary Hart, of the state board of cor
rections and charities, is satisfied with the
manner in which the Rochester investiga-
ting committee are enduring into the adj
ministraiion of the asylum. 1t could not be
more thorough. The committee will next
meet in st. Paul, the 10Th inst.
j. B. Tall and Fred L. Draper. two of the
men charged with forgery and larceny were
Yesterday released on bail of $1,000 and
$1,000 respectively. John H. Lavaque and
John r. Carey were sureties on Tails bond,
and Charles B. Mabon, a wealthy Minneapolis
real estate broker and o. II. Comfort, of this
city, are Diapers bondsmen.
George Dunn, ten-year-old son of A. T.
Dunn, residing at 24J Sherman street. was
arrested last night by Officer Wright on the
charge of incorrigibility, preferred BY his
father The little fellow has become in
fstuated with the street life of homeless
gamins and Will not live with his parents.
When arrested he had been absent from
s home three days.
Architect Wallingford is preparing plans
for double dwelling for Mr.. Ryan on FIT
building is estimated at 5000. Mr.. Wall
ingford is also working upon plans for a
stone residence to be built for Cary j. War
rem at Louisville, KY, to cost 81 1000. Mr..
Warren is interested largely in Warrendale
addition.
Childrens day will be observed by the I'm
iversalists society at the Peoples theater this
morning. Opening anthem; shout the Glad
Tjdings.'' trio, Helen Amsden, Lottie Mil
Ter and Nellie Coburn; The Heavenly
Guest" Edna Amsden; Consider the Lii
lies, Jessie Arey; recitation, Jessie Lamb :;
Nearer NV God to Thee" solo and chorus;
Recitation, Horace Lamb; "Beulah Land"
Harry Champ, Hugh Arey. Frank Burdick;
solo, Nellie Coburn; mo Sect in Heaven,
Arey; solo, Bernina Farwell; recitation,
Stella Snyder; 1.-The Village Blacksmith"
Aerbert Amsden; closing solo. Mrs. Osborne.
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