St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-03

a view to the construction of $500, 900
court house in Evansville on similar lines.
There was large attendance at the fair of
the German Turnvereiu association last
evening. The vote npon the most popular
candidates for mayor and treasurer stood;
Smith, 456; Kiefer. 80; Refs, III; Miller,
1876.
Companies and K, of the Fifteenth in
fantry, arrived in st. Paul over the Great
Northern yesterday from Fort Buford, and
left last evening for Florida over the Bur
.lington. There are ninety-two men in the
detachment.
Is The Memorial day procession will lie
headed by the troops from Fort Smelling
under the command of Col. Mason. Follow
ing them will come the national guard regi-
ments and the local members OF the Grand
Army of the Republic.
IL The observance of Arbor day by the schools
of the city yesterday was simply in the hold
ing of special afternoon xerclses. The
Harrison and Lincoln schools were the only
ones to observe the tree planting custom, and
even these only set out a few trees.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Carl n. Hansen and Emma NJ. Sorlie John
Fazekas and Mary Vegenka, Thomas Tama-
SEX and Barbara Ceska. John F. Berry AID
Lyle Keller. John Koughler and Kriszenz
Maelus Charles Meyee and Hannah G. Ryan.
House OF Hope Presbyterian church.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Robert Chris
tie. D. D., Sundoy at 1870 a. m. and p.
m. Sunday school, 1915 p. M; Young
Peoples Endeavor meeting. p. m.; mid
week prayer meeting Wednesday, p. m.
All are welcome.
The proposed change of grade on Hope
street was considered yesterday by the board
of public works. In the afternoon property
owners were heard in reference to values of
properly proposed to be taken for Indian
Mound park, with view to determining the
amount of assessment to be levied.
A delegation of officials from Evansville.
Ind, are in the city for the purpose of get
ting ideas for use i'll erecting a 100000
court house in their city. They were well
pleased with the Ramsey county court house
and city building. and spoke in high praise
of the equipments and finish of the building.
An inspection OF the candidates for grad u
alton at the state normal school this year
will be made out this week by the school
board. consisting of President W. s. Pattee,
d. L. Kiehle, A. J. Greer. H. B. Wilson and
". E. Lee. The board will visit Winona on
Monday, Mankato on Tuesday, ST. Cloud on
Thursday and Moorhead on Friday
Charlie Eberlin. the twelve year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Eberlin of Commercial street,
who had been misaing since last Tuesday,
was found yesterday in Minneapolis, where
he has been selling papers and living in the
cheap lodging houses. He was found by his
father and brought back to this city last
night.
A very pleasant musical entertainment was
given last evening by the young people OF
the Bethany Congregational church, III West
St. Paul. The church had been prettiiy dec
Grated for the occasion, and those who par
ticipated in the programme acquitted them
selves most ereditably. The audience num-
bered fully 800.
George Gartner and James Bush. soldiers,
were disorderly through too much liquor
Yesterday, and Officer McCart attempted
lii er arrest. Pete Simmons iuterfered to
prevent, with the result of getting himself
arrested along with the soldiers. He was re-
leased on bail, while the soldiers were held.
( The case will come up in the city court this
morning.
Z Chief of Police Moore, of Spokane, arrived
in the city yesterday after E. Claude, a
Frenchman who is wanted in his town for
ehnbezzlement. As the Spokane officer has
NO requisitien paper, the Frenchman de-
clined to go and writ of habeas corpus will
be applied for to-day by his attorney Cy
Wellington.
Capt and Mrs. ". Ii. Whelan, who have
been resident in st. Paul for the past three
months, left last evening for Buffalo, n. Y.
where they will remain until September. re-
. turning in October Tor permanent residence
in st. Paul. The labors of the ex-journalist
and temperance lecturer in this vicinity have
probably done morefor the cause of temper
ance than can be estimated. During their
stay here Capt. Wheian, by continued effort,
has induced 5000 people to take the pledge,
| and become workers in the cause. he has .es