St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-18
WEDNESDAY PICK-UPs.

Bank elearanees yesterday were $751;
592.ll. ...s -..4.s-
The Celtic American club hold meeting
Tonight. t,.-s,i ,.s"'
The Central W. G. It. o. will meet at 8
D. M to-day, 70 East Seventh street.
oliver Baker sues Edward C. Boxell in the
district court for 500 .96, for goods sold.
Ten births, seven deaths ond one Marriage
were bulletined at the health Office yestef-
day.
A special train Of Montana people are COM
ing to see Spokane run in the Twin City
Derby. 49,; :!
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Herman have been
granted leave to adopt Moses Haskell, an
orphan. go. = 5=,s~ - -
Bruno Beaupre. has brought suit In the
district court against the Hood company TO
recover S75 rent. =.
A small frame dwelling at South Park, be-
longing to W. r. Todd, was destroyed by fire
last night. Damage about $500.
1.-THE Bankers Daughter which is draw
ing big houses at the Peoples, is the best
production that ,theater has yet had. ~.
The Sunday school of the Hamline M. E..
church had picnic yesterday afternoon IN
the woods Of w oodlawn park, at Hamline.>
John Seaman was examined in the probate
court Yesterday, and committed to the
asylum for the insane at Rochester. Seaman
is alaborer, sixty-fve years OF age.
The young ladies of st. Mays church Will.
Tuesday evening. the 23d inst, hold lawn
festival Oh the grounds adjoining the resi-
dence of Dennis Ryan, Woodward avenue.
The site of the parochial school, corner
of sixth and Wabasha streets, has been
leased to P T. Kavanagh for term of years,
a handsome brick business block to be
rented. - r
State Auditor Braden yesterday received
the June settlement from st. Louis county,
showing $685. 055. % collected i'll taxes for
twelve months, of which SCI, 114.79 goes to
the state.
Henry Stone was appointed special po-
liceman yesterday to collect fees for the re-
moval of dead animals On request OF George
H. Allen. assignee OF tie st. Paul sanitation
company.
The police are in possession of trunk
containing clothing and other articles, which
was found yesterday morning by Officer Nc
Donough, at the corner of Sixth and Mime
sofa streets.
Lizzie Kerschimer, the girl who shot John
Brown in the arm on the 4th of July, on La
fond street, has left the city for Montana.
She was arrested at the time and released on
her own reeogn1zance.
Andy Wattyna yesterday received letter
from Pat Killen. who says his eomblnation
is meeting with great success. kilien knocked
out Lynch at Fargo, MeMillen at Bismarck
and a local pug at Miles CITY,
Marriage licenses have been issued to P.
W. Maloney and Mary F. Dewitt Christ j.
Valledy and Sophia Anderson, T. II. Stipe
and Annie c. Riley, Samuel Guisburg and
Bessie Gerg, Frederick Bartels and Lizzie
Lechlers.
An alarm of fire was rung in about 9:5O
last night for blaze in'the secondhand fur
niture store at 3S7 East Seventh street. owned
by e. D. Brann. The stock, valued at 81 500,
was damaged about 5000. The loss is fully
covered by insurance.
Rev. Father Stanley, of the cathedral
parish, Yesterday turned over to Mayor
smith S1O25O, for transmission to the
Johnstown flood sufferers. The money is
the proceeds of an entertainment recently
given by the Crusaders society, tor this pur-
pose at Cretin hall.