St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-04
SKY CHASERS.

1.-THE retail clerks picnic takes place July IA
and not July /.
The county committee on claims Will meet
Monday at 9 a. N.
The board of county commissioners VII
meet at 10 u. N. Monday.
Scarlet fever at 900 Arcade street was re-
ported at the health Office yesterday.
During the month of June 24 building
permits were issued by the building III
spector, aggregating 1882 200.
The roof Of the residence of C. Tierney, 224
Midway street, caught fire about 10 O'Clock
last evening. The damage was about SO.
The city treasurer and his assistants were
kept very busy yesterday paying the June
salaries of the fire and police departments
The sum of S59,32s was paid ont yesterday
BY the CITY comptroller and certificates OF IN
debtedness of the old board OF education re-
deemed.
The soliciting committee has nearly COM
Melted the S. 900 that must be subscribed for
the entertainment of the National Editorial
association.
The case of 6. NJ. Austin, treasurer OF
Mounds View, accused of embezzlementw was
continued yesterday in the municipal court
until July 10.
rChairman Finley, of the Western States
Passenger association, has named the Bur
lington the official route TO the G. a. r. en-
campment at Detroit.
The case of solomon Ross, charged with
selling bogus silverware- WAS continued yes
terday in the municipal court until TUESDAY
next, bail being fixed at $500.
The committee on streets and committee
on claims of the BOARD of aldermen meet on
MONDAY, the latter in the afternoon at 2:30,
and the former in the evening at 1880.
The Ramsey county district court has ad-
iourned for the summer vacation. There VIII
be no court until September, when the
special term business will begin. The regu-
lar term opens the first Monday in October.
Hon. A. j. Greer, who was appointed to
the committee to investigate the florence
system-a system to dispense with the use OF
abstract books-states that a meeting OF the
committee will be held the present month.
St. Paul Council No. ., Order of Chosen
Friends had q regular meeting Thursday
evening, when Minneapolis Council NO
came down in a body to witness the initiatory
ceremony.
Mrs. Florence Clayton, formerly remem-
bered for her rendition OF Sthe Gypsy
Queen" in Bohemian Girl, g" will sing solo,
my God. 'Tis to Thy Mercy Seat" at the
Universalist church service at the Grand op-
era house tomorrow morning
The mayor yesterday received letter from
the SUPERINTENDENT of the Ohio Military
academy at Portsmouth, stating that his
honor had the privilege of appointing cadet
to the academy, who would be accepted at
the reduced rate of $500 per year
The joint court house and city hall com
mittee yesterday approved the pay roll for
the month of June, amounting to SL32O.
", P. Anderson, inspector of the Fidelity
d Casualty company. of New XorK, reported
all the elevators in good condition.
John Murphy. George Thompson and 10
seph Studemeyer were picked up last even
ing by Detective Tom Koran and placed IN
the central station for safe keeping. They
are we'll known about town, although they
have been out of the city for some time
They are mere boys, but have considerable
experience in the ways of the world.
The officers elected at the annual meeting
OF Division No. 4, a. o. H., Ramsey county
are: President, William Dowlan: vice presl-
dent, John B. Pewters; recording secretary
Michael Hehir; financial secretary, James
THOMPSON; treasurer, Edward w. White;
insurance secretary John Leyden; door
keeper. Patrick O'Brien; sergeant-at-arms,
meeting of unusual interest will be held
in Market hall tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock. under the auspices of the Y. NJ c.
A. Dr. Munhall. the evangelist who labored
here so successfully three years ago, and who
made so many friends among the men Of the
CITY, will give a popular talk to men only
Frank a. Stewart, formerly Of the Stewart
concert company, the colored singing evan
gelist, will sing.
The Historical society received yesterday.
from London, in bond to the st. Paul custom
House, a case Of very valuable books. hcon-
sists of eighty one volumes Of the pubhea-
tons Of the Hakloyt society, OF England, a
learned society and is mainly reprints of old
accounts of voyages, explorations, ETC., with
rare maps. The set cost S196, and is scarce
and interesting set Of books. They were
purchased from Mr.. Ouantch, the famous
dealer.