St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-07
TRIMMED TO TERSENESS.

"Mikado" will be the bill at the Harris to-
night,
F. R. Kluger, of this city, has gone to Wa
basha to visit friends and relatives.
Yesterdays weather yindicated Observer
Lyons. Southern teachers will wear no furs
in ST. Paul to-day.
L. c. Stebiens, the Great Northern agent at
Fargo, came in yesterday with the Moorhead
and Fargo divisions of knights Of Pythias,
en- route to Milwaukee.
officer John Lawton last night arrested
Arthur Cooley on charge of attempted
burglary. Cooley was caught trying to effect
an entrance into store on lower Seventh
street.
Anthony Jams, boy who has been before
the police court several times, recently stole
S125 from his father and ran away. He was
caught yesterday in Minneapolis and brought
back to ST. Paul.
a livery team ran away last evening on
Seventh street, near Broadway, coming up
Seventh ut break-neck rate of speed. At
Wabasha street Il team ran into a Uniyer-
sity avenue car, knocking down and injuring
one of the car horses.
John Linden, q young man twenJy-thr ee
years old, was drowned yesterday about IL
O'Clock while bathing in the Mississippi river
near Banholzer's brewery. Linden was I'M
married and boarded at 374 North Fort
street Up to late hour last evening the
body had not been recol cred.
II. C. Beaumont a sketch artist who was
brought to America by r. X Fox, is in the
city. Mr.. Beaumont's forte is animal paint
ing, and he is here to paint several OF the fly
ers that will be III attendance upon the Twin
City Jockey club. He Will also paint pictures
Of some OF j. j. Hills fine stock.
All the cars on the electric line now run
the eIaite distance 10 the river, and much of
the oyerer0wding that has been hitherto
noticeable on the through trains has been
done away with. Although the cars now run
about every Ten minutes all were comfortably
filled during the greater part of the day, and
the crowd at Groveland park last evening
reached several hundred
AT an early hour yesterday morning two
colored men and party of operators got into
fight "nnder the hill" Before any great
damage had been done the police arrested
the lot The colored men gave the names of
Alf Rogers and Lee Tompkins, and the opera
tors F. Miller, George johnson. j. W. Snyder
and r. e. Eckhard. They were released on
bail to appear this morning in police court
and answer charge of disorderly conduct.
Miss Lizzie Richards of -Pipestone, Minn.,
and Charles d. Wolfe. of ST. Paul. were mar
1ied yesterday afternoon, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wolfe on East Seventh street, by
Rev Evan Gwenn. Mr.. Wolfe is al employe
of the Union Pacific Railway company, and
Miss Richards is well known young lady,
much admired and great favorite in her
native city. The young couple will reside in
Pipestone.
The University avenue electric line is COM
pleted, so far as the tracks are concerned
Work on the other lines is being pushed
along rapidly, the Selby avenue extension
being almost complete. 1t will be several
months, however. before the power neces-
sary for the propulsion of the cars can be
Furnished, though it is expected that all the
Lines viii be working by the middle of Oeto-
ber.
& Acting Mayor Cullen has completed the
arrangement proposed yesterday for trans
ferring the park concerts so that all of them
shall be given al Rice park during this week
The schedule is as follows: Tonight First
Regiment band. TIlleman; Tuesday. Second
aegiment band. afronia; Wednesday, Great
Western hand eeibert; Thursday, Great
Western band. Seiberr; Friday, Second Regi-
nent band, Safronia. There will be no con-
Geu On Saturday.