St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-29
SPICY PARAGRAPHS.

The hOrSeShOerS OF the CITY announce tnat
all the shops will be closed Oh Labor Day.
The Azotine plant will be inspected by
council and citizens committee to-day at
D. m.
Alfred Larson, examined yesterday by
Judge Morrison respecting his sanity, was
discharged.
Superintendent S. B. Wilson, state insti-
tute conductor, will lecture at Will4nar next
Tuesday evening.
Gen. Jim Baker, P. j. Mcguire, OF
Crookston and L. P Hunt of the Markato
Free Press. were capitol callers yesterday
Bishop Fitzgerald last night at the First
Swedish NJ. Il. church, corner of Tenth and
Temperance streets. A large congregation
was present.
A frame stable owned by Paul Klein, cor
ner of Dale street and Como avenue, was set
on fire by children playing with matches.
The damage amounted to $40.
The special council committee met yester-
day, but was compelled to adjourn through
the absence of d quorum. Another attempt
will be made at 10 a. N. this morning.
The governor has appointed John N. Har-
ris, of Minneapolis as aide-de-camp on his
staff, with the rank of colonel. Mr. Harris is
captain of the Flambeau club of Minneapolis.
The residence of c. H. Slocum, los West
Seventh street, was burglarized Wednesday
evening during the temporary absence OF
the family About $50 worth of jewelry was
stolen.
The ladies of St. Vincent's parish gave the
first of their lawn festivals on the grounds
surrounding the church, Blair street and
Virginia avenue, last evening. A baud played
at intervals, and a most enjoyable time was
spent.
The officials elected by the Single Tax club
are: H. C. McCarty, president; E. Herman,
vice president; G. c. Madison, secretary and
treasurer 1t has been decided to hold meet
ings on the second and fourth Tuesdays
IN each month at Al West Fourth street.
Sheriff Hyland, of Dakota county, served a
warrant upon Mrs. Louis Becker at the sum-
mer garden, Inver Grove, yesterday. Mrs.
Becker will appear at the court at Hastings
Monday to prove whether or not beer or
LIQUORS have been ssblind pigged'' at the gar
den.
The Twin City Banjo, Mandolin and
Guitar club give a moonlight excursion on
the steamer Henrietta this evening. Prof.
j. f. Sherry called at the GLOBE last evening
and said that the st. Paul Banjo, Mandolin
and Guitar club of which he is the director,
is in no way connected with the excursion.
The Bohn Manufacturing company has
commenced an action against Andrew Skon,
Frank Almund, Gustav Carlson, j. Homer
Pierce and James S. johnson, to enforce
mechanics lien for S249.S1 against lot 8,
block 5, OF Arlington Hills addition, owned
by Skon.
Contracts for grading Albert avenue and
CAPITAL street, the latter from Hamline to
Lexington avenue, were let yesterday to
Messrs. Keough and Donnelly, for $1,000
and So, 100 respectively. The contract for
paving alley No. 2, block II, was let for
$50 to Thomas Reilly.
D. A. Whitney, of Warren, was brought to
st. Paul yesterday by Deputy Marshal Brack-
EFT on a charge of violating the internal rev.
enue law by failing to post the special tax
certificate He gave bond before Commits
sioner Spencer in the penalty of $500 for his
appearance before the United States district
court.
The state printing commission met yester-
day morning at the capitol and transacted
| routine business. The horticultural society
was authorized to print 1000 copies of its
last report, and $50 copies of the Legislative
manuel will be purchased by the commission
| to be supplied 10 the teachers of the state
! schools upon application to secretary OF
| State Mattson.
The ChatfeId Cooperative Creamery COM
pany, of Chatfield. filed articles of incorpora-
ton yesterday with the secretary of state,
capital stock $4,000. The ineorporators
| are r. r. Lyons, L. Shermerhorn, Robert
| Forester, C. j. Manahan. W. Delaney. Frank
Taska, Martin Brennan, Forest Henry, and
Charles Case, all of Chatfield.
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will give grand unto n picnic on Saturday
at Roswell Park, Lake Minnetonka. The
lodges from Minneapolis and st. Paul will
participate, and the programme drawn up by
the executive committee is an excellent one.
Bands will be provided for dancing, and ath-
letie games will be INDUCED in. Joseph A.
Eckstein and Olaf Olsen will be among those
who will deliver addresses. Trains will leave
st. Paul over the Milwaukee.