St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-18
8 POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The city schools will open Sept /.
Secretary of State Mattson is in the East
The rush for Midway property continues
undated.
The remuneration of the city is to be
done in three days la.
Contractors never knew the building trad
brisker than it is to-day.
Alarge number of residences are being
erected on Grand avenue.
I President Hills mansion on Summit ave-
nueiis almost ready for occupancy.
Nothing practical has yet been done to give
the residents Of Dayton's bluff park.
The new South St. Paul paper appeared
Saturday. 1t is a creditabie production.
A section of st. Paul socialists gave a pic
mic yesterday afternoon at Steifel's park.
Capital is flowing in from the East and
the realty men are correspondingly happy.
Gov. Merriam is to arrive home this week.
He has been to Chicago and southwestern
points
The usual crowds yesterday took trip over
the Grand avenue electric line and the North
st. Paul motor.
NJ j. Ryan was arrested last night on q
charge of drunkenness. He is suspected of
a larceny also.
The deposits in the forty-se ven state banks
increased by nearly $1,000, 900 during the
last three months.
1t is said the city railway company will
only run every alternate train over the Selby
avenue extension.
1t is not expected that Capt Braden win
quit the state auditors department until the
end of his term OF Office.
One-third of the city churches were closed
yesterday. Pastors and church members are
enjoying their vacation.
Labor Commissioner Lamb promises some
startling statistics in his forthcoming bien-
NAL report to the legislature.
The Norwegian-Danis Baptist congrega-
ton will build a new church at the corner OF
Winnipeg and Park avenues.
The G. W. Hackett Hardware company are
building fve-story building on the corner
of Fourth aud Rosabel streets.
Hundreds of people yesterday patronized
the steamer Mike Davis in the river trip from
Groveland Park to Minnehaha Falls.
Secretary Hart, OF the state board of cor
rection and charities. is one of the hardest
working officials to be found in the capitol.
Secretary Leggtt, of the State Agricultural
association, is confident that the fair this
year will be "a gigantic and glorious sue
cess"
The foundations of the Sixth street bridge
will be put in this fall 1t is expected that
this bridge will be completed as soon as the
Broadway bridge.
The choir of ST. Peters church will picnic
at Silver lake Saturday. The choir of st.
Johns church will take vacation this week
at Bald Eagle lake.
There are many houses untenanted on the
hill in the direction of St. Adams street In
other parts of the city the demand for houses
eau scarcely be met.
Secretary Tallmadge, Of the chamber Of
commerce, wears self-satisfed smile. After
years of toll the Como boulevard will shortly
be an accomplished fact.
| Three council committee meetings will be
held to-day-the committee on claims at
ESQ p. m. and the committees on streets and
redistrictting at 7:30 p m.
/ Special Agent Wardle will commence the
recount of St. Paul week from to-day. All
absentee residents must be reported this
| week to the citizens census committee.
/, Single taxism does not appear to take in
St. Paul. At the meeting ON Friday evening,
| called for the purpose Of reorganizing the
single tax club, there were not thirty persons
present.
/, Tafns Bixby will resign the secretaryship
of the railroad commission at the end Of this
| month. Assistant Secretary Tiesberg will, in
| all probability, get the position. Bixby says
| this election will see him quit the field Of
politics
| A musical genius who resides on Iglehart
street, not far from Summit place, threw
| weird horror over the dangerous Sabbath
afternoon by his soul-torturing, bloodhound
ling attempt to render There's Land That
| Is Fairer Than This on q big trombone.
The country newspapers are Kicking be-
cause the state agricultural society has de-
| cided to do no advertising this year. Sec
| rotary Leggitt explains that the society is
compelled to curtail its ex penses1 in all direo-
tons, the finances of the association being in
| such deplorable condition.