St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-01
JUNE TWENTY

Miss Olivia NJ. Tong, of South Bend. lno.,
is in the city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. OH
yer Tong. at 276 Pleasant avenue.
William Tracy, disorderly on the streets,
was locked up last night by officer Coveny.
A friend of TIacy's was also arrested for ln'
terfering.
The remains OF Mrs. Sarah C. Mcclellan,
wife OF John Mcclellan and daughter OF f.
II. McManus, arrived in the city yesterday
from New York.
Deputy Marshals Bracket and Jack Camp
bell left for Winona last evening, to be pres
ent at the opening of the United States dis.
trict court on Monday.
Judge Nelson, Marshal Donahower and
other officers OF the United States district
court will leave for Winona this evening to
open court on Monday. =,
meeting of the Old Soldiers Protective
union will be held In the municipal couri
room Friday evening. All ex-soldiers are i'll
vited TO be present.
James Donnelly and Lieut.. Mccoy re-
turned yesterday from Sisseton. where they
had been to bury the forty-six soldiers or.
dered inferred there by the governments.
The portrait gallery of the State Historical
society was increased yesterday by the re
C6tpt VI d'ulG-SlZcQ- pOltldlt VI LIZA sAAl
Miller, of Saltwater, one of the pioneers OF
the state.
The city treasurer was busy yesterday pay.
ing city employees for the month. The lire
men received S14, S45.79, the policemen
S14,214.S5, and the board of education en-
ployes $50. 351.e6.
Deputy Marshal j. A. Campbell has re-
turned from weeks trip into the plnerles,
where he went TO summon witnesses to ap'
pear before the grand jury in the United
States district court at Winona.
Mike Mcdonald and John Mitchell were
arrested last night by officer Coogan for en-,
tering the frame Office of Breen & Young,
stone contractors, and stealing number OF
chisels and stonemasons' tools.
The Swede Brothers celebrate the day at
Lake Minnetonka by leaving this morning al
S:15 from the foot of Fourth street on q
special via the Minneapolis q st. Louis route,
returning from the lake at s 80 p. m.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles Hallen and Hannah johnson, John
Olson and Ingrid Swanson, Peter Anger and
Sophia Bastien. Marshall Palmer and Ellen
Robb, Charles WenstrOm and Nellie Nelson.
The annual meeting of the Old Settlers AS
ISOLATION of Minnesota will be held at the
capitol June 2, at IL o'clock m. Last year
only seventy of the old pioneers were found
to be living. Nine of these have died since
then.
Mr. Merrill leading attorney in the north
of the state. came down from Altkln yester'
day. He Gays that Itaska county is growing
rapidly, and the timber cut near the head OF
the Mississippi the past winter was very
large.
The remains of James Delahunt, who was
killed Thursday by falling from bridge
upon which he was at work near Mendoza
will be shipped to his former home, Elkhari
Lake, Wis, this morning by Mccarthy q
Donnelly.
Koerner & Weber have commenced an &C
ton against William R. Hawthorne, Albert
L. Gervais, Lulu M. Gervais, the st. Paul
Trust company, John B. Center and St
Croix Lumber company to enforce mechan
les lien.
On Monday evening meeting will be held
at the rooms of the board of public works to
consider the proposed electric car line Oh
Randolph street. The property owners along
that street are requested to be present. Arch
bishop Ireland will attend.
The National Park Bank of New York has
and S. G. Brown to recover S242.56 on q
promissory note made by Lowenstein. Funds
in the Merchants National Bank of st. Paul
were garnished to satisfy the claim.
The steamer Henrietta has been completely
oyerhauled and refitted, and all summer VIII
plv between st. Paul ana Minnehaha Falls.
1t will probably be in demand for picnic and
excursion parties, and is a staunch. safe boat
A no hero and the falls
has long been in demand.
This evening at Christ church, corner
Fourth and Franklin streets, the second an
niyersary of the choir will take place. The
sermon will be preached by the Rev Dr..
Bill. The music will be rendered by the
full choir. Mrs Robinson's eantata, God il
Love" will be given during the service, and
..Hallelujah Chorus from the Messiah.
will also be sung.
Three new corporations filed articles of as
ISOLATION with the secretary of state yester-
dav. They were the Wayzata Townsite COM
pany, of Minneapolis, with capital stock OF
100000; the Crown Point Mining company,
of Duluth, with capital stock OF 100000;
and the Randolph Dairy association, of Ran
dolph, Dakota county, with a capital stock OF
$4,000
J. J. Gavin, president of the Stone Jewelry
company, wishes to. say i'll regard to IL. A.
Stone that he resigned his position as man
ager in the most satisfactory manner. Inc
reports of goods being taken when he Wen1
are false. He went to attend to patents ano
real estate in which his father and himself
are interested.
The morning train yesterday brought down
$50 Indian witnesses to be in attendance al
the June term of the federal court They
are srom White Earth. Red lake, Leech lake
and White Oak point and will serve as VIII
nesses on timber trespass and whisky cases
They were in charge OF several deputy United
States marshalS.
The annual closing exercises of the school
for the deaf, at Faribault, will occur Tues
day. The programme is quite elaborate, and
constitutes two parts of eight numbers each
comprising compositions, Rotations, essays
etc. The music will be supplied by the pupils
from the school for the blind. and Gov. Mer
riam will confer the diplomas and deliver an
address to the graduating class. The mem
bers of this class are: James FL. O'Leary, OF
Delano; Bertha Dahlke, OF Hokah; Eta M
Oryall, of St. Paul, and Paul Peterson, Of
Warner.
Harry Buxton. of Piedmont, W. Va, secre
tary and treasurer of the Pittsburg & Wes
Virginia Central Railway company, arrived
in the city on Thursday morning. Repre-
sent1ng some interurban passenger traffic in
terests in the Southern States, Mr.. Buxton
euioved the courtesies of Col. Barr, who &C
companied him about the city on Friday. Mr.
Buxton is one of the prominent young mer
of the Virginias, jolly Southerner of six
and twenty years. and most sociable fel
low. While here he was entertained at the
RYAN aud at the home of Miss Grace Mac
Donald, on Selby avenue. Mr.. Buxton left
for Kansas City last night.
A pleasant party was given Friday evening
by the Misses Ida and Julia Stone, of 49,
University avenue. Dancing, games and re
freshments were features of the evening
Among those present were Miss c. Bergh
Miss Louise Gilbert Miss Hilda Larson. Mis-:
Fife Erickson, Miss Helen Erickson, Miss 81
Foss. Miss Satterd, Miss S. Ellingson, Miss
Johnson Miss olsen Miss G. johnson, Miss
Hansen; Mesdames Tsnner. Svenson and
Olson: Messrs. Satterd, Forseth, Lee, o. Foos
Ftoon, Zoos, Foster, Knudson, Frerg, Buck
man. Peterson, Serials, M. Sansen Gilbert
Olsen. Swenson and Mat Jensen.