St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED
carlet fever is at 81 Maryland street.

play match game at Fort Smelling on Satur-
day afternoon.
The work of putting down street car rails
4on Eighth street, from Robert to Wabasha
streets, is progressing rapidly
w. B. Codile, of ST. Paul, has been ap-
pointed state agent for the Equitable Acct
dent Insurance Company of Duluth.
Rachael McGorgan had Patrick Culkin, of
the West side, arraigned on charge of has
tardy. The case will be heard June Is.
Work was commenced yesterday on the
loop electric line on Robert and Eighth to
Wabasha.
Charles Pearson, known as "Swede Char
lie" was arrested by officer McQuiggin for
recklessly driving his hack along Seventh
street
Robert Finnel, of Omaha who tried to
shoota Mrs. Peppard. of st. Peter street.
Tuesday night secured continuance OF his
case until June Is.
The Junior Pioneers picnic viii be held at
Lake park. Minnetonka, on Wednesday, June
25. The Great Western band will accom-
pany the juniors.
The action of Simon Jacob against A.
Roenthal to recover 5000 on promissory
note has been dismissed and the attachment
released upon payment of the amount
claimed.
This evening at o'clock the crack doubles
of the Ich Dien Lawn Tennis club will play
for the club championship. Messrs. Hunt
and Matthews VS. Messrs. Amoss and Cogs-
well are the players.
The petition for the vacation OF Waseca
street was yesterday referred to the council
by the board of public works, the board hold
ing that it did not have the power to order
vacation of streets,
The action of F. E. Snow to recover S., 600
from the First National bank and others was
tried before Judge Otis yesterday. The
money is claimed by the estate of Marion b.
Robinson. dec eased.
The three young crooks, Joseph SUDDEN
never, William Clark and William Latin, ar
rested night before last by officer Heating,
were sent out to the workhouse for sixty
days each by the city Judge yesterday.
novel idea in entertainments will be
seen in the festival concert at Cretin hall
this evening Music, refreshments and wit
will make the evening pleasant. Minneapo-
lis will furnish the eloquence.
Charles Demrose, a street sweeper, slipped
and fell on the Robert street bridge at IL
o'clock last evening, injuring his head. He
was examined by DR.. Coggswell and ordered
to the city hospital, where he lies in stupor.
convention of the building inspectors Of
he country has been called to meet in Chi
cago on June 1s, at the Grand Pacific hotel
for the purpose of forming national asso-
citation of inspectors. Gates A. johnson ST.,
of this city will attend the meeting.
Acker post regular meeting this evening at
8 o'clock sharp, at post room, corner SeVenth
and Wabasha Gen Bishop will read pa
IF Germs
Sons of Veterans and all friends invited.
The annual meeting of the State Grand
Temple OF the Patriarchal circle opened yes
terday at Elk hall, Fifth and Robert Grand
Oracle j. H. Mailer presided, and there were
thirty-five delegates representing member
ship of $50.
The meeting of the Republican State
League filed for yesterday failed to ma
terialize. Secretary Bixby was instructed to
call a meeting for June II in case the in
debtedness of the league was liquidated. This
had not been accomplished and accordingly
no meeting was held.
Thelocal members of the patriotic Sons of
America have passed resolution commend
ing Hon. J. A. Caldwell for the Introduction
of bill in congress entitled: AN act to pre-
vent the Dissertation of the flag of the United
States" The Minnesota congressman will
be urged to support the bill
The cause of Anthony Matz against Will
lam Sands is being tried before jury in
Judge kellys court. Matz wants S., los
damages for an alleged assault in a saloon of
West Fourth street. He claimed to have
been knocked down and kicked in manner
that injured him bodily and in feelings.
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday to
Solomon Magnuson and Louisa Forsberg,
August L. Bletsch and Rose E. Funk, Robert
L. Gale, of Stearns county, and Lou A. Muir
ply Emil Klott and Wilhelmina Wasco. Ed
ward Trainor and Eva Butterfeld. Olof Mon
sen and Karie Andersen, Frithjof w. Peder--
sen and Sarah Mulligan, Hubert Hyusten and
Lizzie Wax, William Stewart and Laura A.
Gates
The graduating exercises of the first grad
uating class (of nine young ladies' OF the
ST. Paul Training school for kindergartners
will take place at hall of Relief society, 141
East Ninth street, on Friday, at 3 p. m. The
public are invited and the exercises will be
interesting. The training school is under
the management of the st. Paul Free Kin
dergarten society.
Secretary Sherin, of the educational asso-
citation, has received letters from Kansas ask
ing places to be reserved for 700 teachers.
Information comes from Boston that the
500 line and Canadian Pacific have arranged
to bring through train from Boston with
dining cars, sleeping cars, etc. The Daily
Nonpariel, of Sioux City, has offered to send
two of the most popular teachers of that city
to ST. Paul during the convention, free OF
expense to them.
The Powers Dry Goods company has filed
petition asking the district court to appoint
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the Second National bank from securing 8
preference for its claim against the firm. II
is alleged that the Powers Dry Goods com.
pany have a claim against Howe Bros. fol
note S and an account aggregating $2,728.71
and that the Second National bank has 8
judgment against them for S4,767.80 Judge
Otis has filed an order in the cause fixing @
hearing of the petition for June IA.
The frame residence No. 442 Dayton ave
nue. was found on fire at o'clock yesterday
afternoon under circumstances somewhat
peculiar The house is owned by Gen. j.
W. Bishop and is occupied by W. NJ Jones'
When the firemen reached the scene the attic
was ablaze, and in the cellar, beneath flight
of steps, was a tub full of clothes saturated
with gasoline, and burning briskly. jug
of gasoline was near by. No person was
about the house. The fire was suppressed
with loss of about $500. The insurance on
the building is $4,000, and the household
effects are fully covered by insurance.
The annual encampment of the Minnesota
division Sons of Veterans, o. S. A., in ses
sion at White Bear, elected the following
officers to serve for the ensuing year: Colonel
E. D. Morris Red Wing: lieutenant colonel
F. E. Austin, Duluth; major, C. KIock, Win
dom; division commanders, II. Hardy
Granite Falls; L. Kellogg, Alexandria; C
Wright, Montrose; delegate at large to the
national encampment, F. G. Drew, Mime
apolis; delegate, W. R. johnson, St. Paul
The business session will close this morning.
In the afternoon there will be competitive
drills, to wind up with dance IN the even
ing.
Ole and Louis Olsen were arrested by Off
Ger Brennan and locked up at the Rondt
street substation last night on a charge o.
disorderly conduct Ole has been living il
the district across the Manitoba tracks, nea
Rice street, with a woman named Katie Mel
son. They have occupied the relations o.
husband and wife for several years. Las
fI,a IL,