St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-27
SAINT PAUL.
PULSE OF THE PEOPLE.


The till of Jennings grocery store on Park
avenue was tapped yesterday afternoon anu
about $40 in money secured.
The police Judge yesterday gave thirty days
10 Dan McCresh, who was complained against
by his wife, who he whipped.
The district court will try jury causes up to
and including July 8. The summer vacation
commences the following day.
A meeting at which minor routine business
was transacted was held yesterday afternoon
by the council committee on parks.
Albert Katorski and Mrs Mchalina Seeger,
the clipping couple from Ashland WIS, were
placed under 81. 500 each until to-day.
The examination of applicants for admis-
sion to the bar will take place before Judge
Wilkin Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. Teever's dwelling, GIG Temperance
street. was slightly damaged by a fire that
broke out III the roof yesterday morning.
Frank Lyon. county attorney OF Morrison
county and Hon. A. I. Stebbins, OF Roch-
ester. were callers at the capitol yesterday.
The state Prohibition committee organized
by electing j. f. Wells chairman, Wilbur
Topper secretary and W. j. Dean treasurer
The meeting of Genl. Ord post, G. A. r..
held this evening, will be all open one, and
all old soldiers aud their families are invited
TO attend.
Judge Brill and 1t jury are trying the case
of Escander Bey against Lucian warner 10
recover goods taken at the time OF the ollver
Baker assignment.
George NJ. Muller, of New York, under the
auspices of the Knights of Labor. will dellv-
er an address to laboring men at the Market
square this evening at O'Clock.
Louis Young. a colored janitor, was held
under 81, 900 to the grand jury on charge
of ronbing the drug store OF L. Mussetter d
Co. of perfumes and other articles.
A fire in the kitchen of small frame house
on Cedar street. near Fifth. gave the fire de-
partment a run at II o'clock last night. The
blaze was put out with trifiing loss.
The appeal of Jacob Beiswenger from the
award Of damages III the condemnation pro-
eeeding for the Belt Line railway, is still on
trial before Judge Wilkin and struck jury
At the instance of E. L. Symes, runner for
the 500 ROAD. Peter Murphy was arrested Tor
disorderly conduct. Murphy is runner for
the Kansas City road. He put up SIS for ap-
pearance to-day.
Maurice Jensen was drowned in the Missis-
sippi, near Mendoza yesterday. The coroner
of Dakota county came in last night and
notified Mccarthy & Donnelly, who will go
out and bury the body to-day.
Two very tough youngsters were arrested
last night by Detective Kenaly and Ofhcer
Perro. They are John Hart and Charles
Drumm. They have been before the police
court several times for piltering, and were
recently released from the reform school.
The MiddleJown Elevator company, OF
Minneapolis was incorporated yesterday
with cal ital of S150,0O0. The inoorporat-
ors are Clarence w. Hail, Charles F, Deaver,
and Arthur W. Elestrad, all of Minneapolis
The struck jury case of John W. Winter
against The ST. Paul & Duluth railroad COM
pany, goes over until the october term OF
court The same order was made in the case
of Henry H. Gardner against the same com
pany,
Yesterday the board OF public works con-
frmed the assessments for sewers OIL Charles,
Martin and Fifteenth streets, reported favor
ably upon the grading of Minnehaha street
and adversely upon the grading OF Avon
street. -
Messrs. Lawrence and Bertram, of the
dairy commission, entertained their friends
handsomely yesterday afternoon between the
hours of 3and 4 o'clock. giving several apt
Illustrations of uses to which good milk can
be put.
The young people of Bethany Congrega-
tional church will give musical entertain
ment at the church this evening. Refresh
ments will be served, and it is announced
that this will be the last social for some
weeks.
The body of Louis Peltier, who died from
the effects of sunstroke in Fort Worth,
Tex, was brought to st. Paul yesterday and
taken in charge by O'HalIoran & Murphy.
The funeral will take place to-day from bis
late residence, 222 Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. Walser, the woman who has been
waiting at the union depot for several days
for her husband. despaired yesterday of hear
ing from him. 1t is qnite evident that she
has been deserted by her faithiess spouse.
She returned to her home at Omaha yester-
day.
A very pretty wedding was solemnized at
the Catholic church in Watertown on last
Tuesday morning, when Francis Frazer, of
st. Paul, was welded to Miss Annie O'Rourke,
of Watertown. The happy young couple are
now at home at 1877 Pennsylvania avenue,
this city.
John Westholm has commenced an action
against Charles A. Hawks, Douglas II. Tandy
and others, to enforce a mechanics lien on
was built by Tandy for $500. There is a
balance of S2l5, claimed for materials fur
nished by Mestholm.
The congregation and Sunday school of
oxford Methodist Episcopal church will to-
morrow picnic at Spring Park. Lake Mime
tonka Train leaves union depot at $50 a.
m, and win leave Spring Park to return at
4:45 p. IN. All the children OF the Sunday
school will be taken free.
Adjt Gen. Mullen yesterday issued a
special order permitting Capt. G. II. Plumer,
chaplain of the Third regiment, to be absent
from the state for one year from July 10
next Mr. Plummer proposes to make an ex-
tended European trip in this time for the
purpose of recreation and study.
The council committee on police will meet
ut IL O'Clock this morning TO formally deter
mine as to whether 100 policemen shall be
added TO the present force. The committee
is divided upon the point, and the meeting,
which will take place in the council cham
Der, is expected to be lively one.
Billy Wantor, bartender, was locked up
by Officer Gerber last night for being drunk
and disorderly. Wantor assaulted a man
named Tanner, and knocked an inoffensfve
colored man off the sidewalk near the mu-
scum He was hunting for a revolver for the
avowed purpose of shooting some one.
Several men and women drinking beer i'll a
room III block, corner Of Seventh and Cedar
streets, got into fight about midnight last
night One of the women named King struck
man named Wilson and in turn was struck
in the head with bottle. Cries Of murder
and police attracted Officers Gerber and
Meyerding and the party was locked up on
charge of disorderly conduct
The series of popular summer concerts
begun last week ut the Peoples church will
not be postponed until after the Educational
convention, and then will assume the form
OF free organ recitals to be given by Samuel
A. Baldwin every Wednesday afternoon
from S to6 The object of these recitals
will be to cultivate a taste for organ music
of the better class.
The West Winona Land company, of
Winona, filed articles of incorporation yes
terday. The capital is fixed at 81, 400, and
the incorporators are: II. W. Lambeiton,