St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-25
SAINT PAUL
sIDEsHOWS.

Scarlet fever is at $50 Fort and So Con-
cord
The St. Paul Gun club will give an allday
shoot Thursday.
Two marriages. eight births and three
deaths were reported yesterday.
The committee on parks of the council VIII
meet tomorrow afternoon at 3:3o CLOCK.
Joseph Danish, who hit Mrs. Annie Ellcn
with Ratchet in fight on Armstrong street,
was fined $40 yesterday
Grin c. Lee, county attorney OF Washlng-
ton county, was visitor at the ONCE Vi VIC
attorney general yesterday.
NAV Adams caused the arrest of James
White on charge of stealing Slo.So from
her. White was held under $500 untl TO-
day.
charles Adams was held under 81 900 ball
for trial on June IS Adams is assused Oh
stealing lot of articles from Thiro street
establishment.
August johnson, Swede shoemaker, was
arrested yesterday on charge OF forging tne
name of Henry Norman, of go East Seventh
street, to S65 check.
There will be representation of drunk
ards home and a Salvation soldier noine a'
the Salvation Army hall on "Wednesday even
ing at o'clock. officers from the surrouno-
ing corps will be present.
The Jury returned a verdict OF S46o.9Z ior
plaintiff in the case of Grommes ullrlch
against Clara L. Shute. The controversy was
over effects in the Bodega saloon, winch
were attached some months ago.
John Casey and a companion, who is I'M
tnovn ATTEMPTED to pick pocket at the
union depot. They were detected by ohcer
Tom Lynch, ard Casey was caught ana
locked up The companion escaped
The closing exercises of the girls depart
ment of St. Mary's school occurred Yesterday
afternoon at the school, al extensive ana
carefully rehearsed musical and recta'l'e
programme being given.
The Old Soldiers Protective association
met in the municipal court room last even
ing and transacted routine business. The
name was changed to the Veterans Union OF
ST Paul. Unions will be formed throughout
the state
The Northern Pacific Railroad company
has commenced an action in the United
States circuit court against Francis Morrlsoil
to recover So, 0G4. 40 for pine lumber allegeo
10 have been converted by him to his use al
Motley, Mimi, on Jan. L.
The annual banquet of the Minnesota AS
soclation of Cornell Alumni will be held July
10, James 4. Haight, secretary OF the asso
citation. would deem it a favor ii all ex-Cor-
nellians would drop him card to ~ Ger
man-American Bank building.
The cases of James Bennett, appellant, VS..
Val Blatz ct al, respondents: The st. Paul'
Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Company
VS.. CITY of Minneapolis, were yesterday ar
.gued and submitted. In the case OF CHARLES
A. Smith VS.. Ambrose Roberts. application to
set aside taxation was denied.
Michael C. Cayanagh has commenced an
action in the United States circuit court
against the Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany to recover $1,000 damages for personal
Injuries sustained i'll collision last Noyem-
ber lie was acting at the time MS brakeman
on freight tram between Marshall Junction
and Spokane Falls.
Judge Brill yesterday appointed Benn
Davis as guardian ad Item of Louis NJ A.
Roy and authorized him to act as such IN an
action to be brought by him and Flora @.
Reed. the boys mother, against the Ancient
Order of Un1ted Workmen to recover ben
eficiary fund due them because of the mem
bership of Louis NJ. A. Roy, deceased, i'll that
order.
The saddl ~ and collar manufacturers OF
ST. Paul and Minneapolis will have thelr
fifth annual picnic excursion TO Lake Mime
tonka to-day 1t is safe to say that the words
s.census enumeration will not be mentioned
bv any participant The programme OF
amusements include all sorts of athletic
sports, and a big lot of valuable prizes have
been hung up for successful competition
C. Tyson Butcher, charged with assaulting
William +. Carroll, demanded and was grant
ed a jury trial in the municipal court yester
day, and the case was continued until Fri
day. in bonds of $50. Mr.. Carroll claims
that it is not true that he was the aggressor
He saws he only acted in self-defense, and
that he used no weapons other than those
with which Nature, in her bounty, endowed
him.
Charlie Beech's benefit at the Newmarket
tomorrow night will no doubt be the success
that the popularity OF the beneficiary war
rants. During his long connection with the
old Grand opera house Beech has made 6
host OF friends, and these have determined
that the performance shall be al
that the amusement going public could wish
for. A long, varied and excellent pro
gramme has been prepared.
A six-year-old boy belonging to family
named August living on German, neal
Payne avenue, is missing The child wa:
not bright-minded, and on Monday followed
a street car out to Little Canada. A farmer
took him III, but he disappeared from the
house and has not since been seen. The pc
lice at Margaret street substation were mott
fed and traced the child as far as the farm
er's, where the trail was lost.
Forty-one federal battle flags, ensigns that
inspired the valor of the Minnesota troops
during the civil war, and three Confederate
flags captured by Minnesota regiments have
been placed in the new receptacle in the cor
ridor of the capitol building. Many of the
flags are battle SCARED and torn. This is es
pecially true of those of the First Minnesota
that were carried at the horrible carnage OF
the field at Gettysburg
The meeting of the local executive commit
tee of the National Educational association
was held yesterday afternoon at headquar
tiers, in the Hotel Ryan. After q discussion
on the selection of suitable banners ant
street signs for use during the convention
the matter was referred to the secretary with
power to act Messrs. George ii. Hazard
ana A. S. Tallmadge were appointed a com
mittee to see that Rice park is put in readi
ness for the opening meeting. There will bt
more than usually elaborate display of dec
orations on July 4 than is usual, all citizen
being requested to do all in their power t
give the coming Fourth a special significance
The committee will meet again Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock.
HTC DPOT ONGEn