St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21
colored people. The first number is Just out

colored people. The first number is just out
A. G. Plummer is editor and w. W. Weaver
business manager.
Mrs. Emil Koessel denies that she has had
ing that he would pay his poor creditors but
not his rich ones. Indeed, she does noc
think he has gone to Germany.
The electric line between the Twin Cities
will not be put in operation before Nov. 1,
although the tracks have been finished Tor
some time. The work on the First avenue
south line has progressed to Sixth street.
N. o. Sundby, South Minneapolis livery
man, arrested on complaint of Violet Health
Adamson's successor, for cOncealing mort
gagged property, yesterday waived examiner
ton and was held to the grand jury, bail be-
ing placed at Sl0O.
Mrs. Charles Benson. wife Of the abscond..
ing bookkeeper of the Scandal bank, will
bring suit for divorce. The report that she
had joined him beyond the boundary line is
quite untrue, as she is visiting friends at
Spring Park Minnetonka. *
Manager Ed Hilton. of the rejuvenated
Pence Opera house. seems to have fancy
for the attaches of the defunct Harris
theater. Sed j. Deschane, who was con.
nected with the Harris all OF last season, Will
be advertising agent at the Pence.
A branch union of the Partisan W. G.
T. U. was formed at the Northeast Baptist
church Tuesday night. The officers of the
new body are: President, Mrs. Capt. George;
NlC0 Dr6SlQenI MIS-. u. MlLCnelis S0cfetdIy,
Mrs. P. Thellar; treasurer; Mrs. T. Lacey.
When the summers work is completed
about seventeen or eighteen miles OF water
mains will have been laid this season. The
biggest piece OF work of the year is the main
being laid in Lyndale avenue, which extends
from the North side station to Thlrty-second
avenue.
Negotiations are in progress for the pur-
chase of the Griswold corner, on Sixth street,
for 50, 500 foot, or $125. 900. II. I. Welles
is the prospective buyer, and he in turn
would lease it to company who would
build six-story block on the site similar to
the Glass block.
Work began yesterday upon the eXcava-
ton of the main building of the manufact-
uring plant L. f. Menage expects to put in
be erected, with 40 feet frontage and about
100 feet deep, two ana half stories IN
height to cost $l50.00O.
The following were issued marriage
licenses yesterday Andrew Youngstrc n
and Minnie Tabermann. Michael A. Buckley
Havilah Spronl, Albert M. Moss and Mary
Lewis, Burson Coughream and Mary Buck
| ley. Robert Hayman and Nellie Murphy.
A. M. Baily has affixed the corporate seal
| to the Washburn-Crosby lease of the Wash
burn mill He did so Tuesday night after
the dissolution of the injunction by the dis
| trict court. Thus is the last obstacle to the
| leasing of the property for two more years
removed, unless Frank E. Holmes should de-
| eide to bring suit for a permanent injunc-
ton.
Engineer Cliff Wise said yesterday that the
| first electric car to st. Paul would not start
| until Nov. l. although the construction
| of the line is completed. Meanwhile
good progress is being made on First avenue
south, the work having reached Sixth street.
| The company gives employment to all appli-
cantS.
E. H. Butler & Co. have declined to accept
| the conditions of the board of education to
| make all even exchange for old books in in
| Producing physical biographies. The Amer
| lean Book company, having made the best
offer. will probably be awarded the contract.
In that case the Eclectic Physical Geography
| will he introduced.
Ed Preston. well known as ''bad man.,
who tried to shoot Officer Griffin some weeks
ago and was sent to the workhouse therefor.
escaped from that institution a couple of
days ago. started in to rewhip his old neigh
bors, was again arrested by Officer Griffin,
and yesterday given sixty days in addition to
his uneXpired sentence.