St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-15
THE WEEKS ROUNDUP.


Scarlet fever is reported from 23s Maria
avenue.
Harry W. Wack will spend the summer at
White Bear, the guest of friends
Capt. John Cook is acting chief now, John
Clark having gone on visit to St Louis.
Lieut.. Murphy, of central police station
has returned to duty, after an illness of eight
weeks.
Miss Grace Macdonald has returned to her
home on Selby avenue after two weeks
visit to friends in the South.
Louis NORM, of Saltwater, was struck by
an engine while walking in the union depot
yards, and sustained two broken ribs.
John G. Nelson, one of Stillwater's most
prominent lumber manufacturers, called on
Sta e Auditor Braden at the capitol yesterday.
A burning chimney called the fire depart
ment to the residence Of II. Gadwest, 225
Bunker street. at noon yesterday. No dam
age.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club will give its
first moonlight excursion on Tuesday even
ing. June 24, on the steamer Henrietta and
barges.
Ethel L. Prye, aged about seven years, was
yesterday sent to the state school at Owa-
tonna by direction of Judge Morrison, of the
PROBATE court.
Rev. B. FARMLAND. OF Chicago, will preach
on the Bethel barge at p. m. on Sunday aft
ernoon, foot of Sibley street. Ali are in
vited. Bring stools.
Large delegations from the eight groves of
Foresters in St. Paul will go to Minneapolis
to attend the session of the grand grove on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Washington Lodge No. 124, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows will take moonlight
excursion down the Mississippi on the
steamer Henrietta Saturday evening.
P. C. Erickson and E. Mackren, of 979 Far
rington avenue, reported to the police last
evening that they found floating in the river
yesterday sum of money. 1t is supposed to
have been dropped from one of the bridges
Prof Kirk assistant state superintendent
OF public instruction, has been given three
weeks vacation. 1t is his purpose to take an
Eastern trip, returning in time to attend the
meeting of the National Teachers associa-
ton.
Superintendent J. @. Macintosh, of Wash
ington county, visited State Superintendent
Kiehle at his Office in the capitol yesterday.
He reports that the graduating exercises of
the South saltwater grammar school oc-
Cured the night before.
On Tuesday and Wednesday next the ex :
animation of public school teachers who ar e
applicants for the different grades will occur
the high school, as will the examination
of applicants for appointment as teachers in
teachers training school.
The dedication of the new Emmanuel Nor
wegian Evangelical Lutheran church on
Canada street will occur this morning at 10
a. m. Several short addresses appropriate to
the occasion will be delivered by visiting
pastors during the afternoon.
Miss Sophia 3. Leslin and julius A. Helm re
were married at the home of the brides pa
rents, 500 West Erie street, Chicago, on
Thursday afternoon, in the presence of the
immediate relatives and a few chosen friends
of each. Mr.. and Mrs. Heinze LETT for tour
of the East and will be at home in st. Paul in
July.
Rices beautiful "Evangeline'' will be seen
at the Newmarket theater for two perform
ances only, commencing Sunday evening,
June %. This excellent organization will
close its season here after a highly success
full tour of forty weeks from the Atlantic to
the Pacific coast. AL the old favorites will
be seen here.
The cigarmakers are taking legal steps
against wholesale dealers who are using an
imitation of the union label. W. Jones, act
ing under authority of the union, yesterday
swore out warrant against Contain Bros,
Of Jackson street, charging them with coun-
terfeiting the union label. Other firms will
be proceeded against legally
The members of the Wage Farmers Coop
erative Home association will hold meeting
next Wednesday evening at o'clock at La
Dor hall, 20 East Seventh street. for the pur-
pose of amending sections of by laws relative
to building. The erection of cottages has
been commenced, and in the next three
weeke the shores of beautiful Owasso lake
will resound with the hammer and saw.
The United States circuit court will open
in St Paul on Monday Judge Nelson ad-
journed the district court at Winona on
Friday evening, so that he may be ready for
the term of the circuit court on Monday
Justice Miller, Of the supreme court and
Circuit Judge Caldwell. together with Dis
trict Judge Nelson, compose the circuit
court for the hearing of causes.
Rev. Father Tolton, the only colored Cath
Ollie priest in America, has consented to be
present at the concert given by the st. Peter
Claver Sodality on June go in Newmarket
theater Father Tolton will deliver an ad-
dress. Charles Winter Wood, the celebrated
colored tragedian, will also render some Sc
lections from Shakespeare's dramas at the
same concert.