St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-12
SAINT PAUL.
TRIMMED TO TERsENEss.

There is diphtheria at 306 Colborne street.
Fannie Linden will be examined to-day In
the probate court touching her sanity.
Evening Star Lodge No. Is, Daughters OF
Rebecca. will meet in Odd Fellows hall this
evening.
Joseph Albright, of South Park, fell from
building upon which he was at WORK anu
was badly hurt. ON Thursday evening
Sheriff Bean came up from Lake City Tor
few hours Yesterday, but returned to his COM
pany in the evening. He reports the weather
fine and the boys all enjoying camp lie.
AT the Harris to-day the usual matinee Will
he given. the popular Wilbur Opera COM
pany presenting Gilbert & Sulllyans MIX,
ado" which has drawn packed houses al
week.
Joseph Hamer has commenced an acton
against Conrad Soutar, Conrad Kleinschmiut
ct al. to enforce q mechanics lien for 81, loO
against part of lot IL, block OF Wooaiano
Park addition.
The Nomen's Educational and Industrial
union are very anxious to extend the oaeur-
day afternoon closing movement, anu re-
Quest the assistance of the ladies' OF 81. faui
in influencing the merchants.
The Broadway and Mississippi Street I'M
provement society will hold regular meet
ing at 700 Mississippi street next Tuesoay
evening. A full attendance is desired on ac-
count of important business to be discussed.
1t has been predicted that the liquor
licenses for 1890 would fall short of those
OF the preceding year. There nave peen
issued to date 314 licenses, and about 4o
more are to come in, which will bring the
total 10 about the number of licenses issued
in 1885,
Mrs. Max Fink and her daughter, Miss
Mamie Fink, are visiting in Dubuque, TO-
and will be absent from the city for about d
month. Prior to their return they will make
a Western tour, taking in the principal clties
as far as Denver Col, where they Will remain
a few days.
Judge Nelson, of the United States circuit
court heard argument yesterday afternoon
on motion for new trial IN the case OF
Boyd Bros. against Theodore Hansen. The
Jury at the previous trial gave Boyd Bros.
verdict for about $4,000 for wheat sold
through the board OF trade.
Robinson & Cary have commenced an ac-
tion in the district court against Gilbert DON
aldson and Lucy C. Hays to recover S356.24
for materials furnished in the repair OF the
steamer Mike Davis. A sale of the boat to
satisfy the claim is asked for; also that other
liens on the boat may be ascertained.
The committee on streets did not consider
the Fifth ward nuisance last night or the
vacation of upper fiat streets in favor OF the
Milwaukee road. Quite q number OF those
interested in these matters were on hand ana
waited until 9:30, but not member OF the
committee on streets put in an appearance.
The master plumbers association has
elected the following officers for the next
six months: President s. a. Dillon; wee
president j. P. Adamson; secretary, G. A.
KEGS; treasurer, P. W. Hudner; sergeant-at-
arms, j. r. Mckee; executive committee j.
II. Shea, j. j. Dunnigan, NJ. j. O'Neil; arbl-
tration committee, W. j. Hawkins. P. Glelch,
j. j. Ward.
AT well-attended meeting of the board OF
directors of the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation yesterday it was unanimously re,
solved to proceed with the construction OF
the building The need of the work is such
that they felt they could not delay any
longer Minneapolis association has recently
voted to complete its building. The st.
Paul association urges the hearty cooperation
of the citizens in this worthy enterprise.
Every one is invited to contribute. Do moi
wait to be called upon. The foundation fol
the building has been laid at the corner OF
Tenth and Minnesota streets on lot lou
feet square.