St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-17
SAINT PAUL.
BRIGHT AND BREEZY.


zeal church was incorporated yesterday.
Georgiana Taylor, the young girl who es
capped from the jail Sunday. was taken to the
reformatory yesterday.
Hon. Henry Feig watched the torturou'
career of the wheat steal investigation for ar
hour yesterday morning.
Sheriff A. Grundysen, of Polk county
cashed a S3S voucher yesterday for taking
Fred La Count to the penitentiary.
Mrs. +. II. Clark, wife of the corporation
attorney of Rapid City, s. D., is the guest OF
Mrs. Fernholz. 234 West Tenth street.
The scholars OF st. Joseph's academy, to
the number of over 100, enjoyed very pleas
ant excursion to Inver Grove yesterday.
The Golden Gate Local and Literary society
was incorporated yesterday. The organiza-
ton is composed of the young people OF
Brown county.
Cases of scarlet fever at $50 Sherburne ave
nue. 49, East Congress street and diphuheria
at S5S Armstrong street were reported at the
health office yesterday.
Lane X Stone is authority for the state
ment that an Eastern concern will soon
begin to operate the Phoenix Iron company's
plant at North st. Paul.
The machine woodworkers' union last
evening approved the action of the sheet
iron ana cornce workers in levying boy
colt upon Adam Decker.
Hugh II. Campbell has sold out his half-in-
terest in the livery stable and stock of horses,
etc, at 547 Decatur street, to his partner, Ed
ward Dempsey. The price paid is $1,000.
Kenyon, the beautiful town on the Kansas
City railway fifty-three miles south of st.
Paul, has been chosen by the employees of the
above-named line for their annual picnic on
the 9th inst
Labor Commissioner Powers returned yes
terday from the East, where he attended the
labor convention. He did not remain at the
office but left at once for his home IN Mime
apolis
A young man named Harry Cotton who re-
sides at the Arlington hotel, was overcome
by heat yesterday morning at Fourth and
Sibley streets. The patrol wagon conveyed
him home
Charles MeNerney, a well known crook,
was again in the municipal court yesterday,
charged with being a vagrant and resisting
arrest. He was remanded on the plea of his
attorney until to-day.
City Engineer Rundlett yesterday stated
that the observations of the condition Of
Iowry's 2)0-foot chimney were still being
carried on by the experts, and would be con-
tnued for some days longer
The journeymen plumbers union trans
acted but little business last evening.
The committee appointed at the prev
1ous union to interview the bosses relative to
a scale of wages, did not report.
Sarah Harwitz, Anna Cornfelt and Sarah
Iinde answered charge of assault and bat
terry preferred by Esther Arenstein. The
trouble arose at a meeting in the synagogue.
Judge Cory bound all parties over to keep
the peace in bonds of 500.
Charles Dennison, arrested in Minneapolis
for stealing bicycle belonging to Secretary
Allison. of the Y. NJ. c. A of st. Paul, was
yesterday discharged by Judge Cory, there
being no evidence to prove that Dennison
had purloined the property.
Friday evening Mrs j. L. Forepaugh will
give musical at her residence on Summit
avenue. The proceeds will be devoted to
charitable purposes. Miss Gordon is on the
programme for songs, and the Beethoven
quartette viii give several selections.
Capt. Hanft, Of Margaret street police sta
ton, will soon be entitled to be called the
king OF vagrant catchersr he having five
more tattered specimens of humanity in the
municipal court yesterday. the result of
box car haul the previous evening.
Mamie Sexton, fourteen years old, resid-
ing with her parents at 55S University ave.
nue., sustained a fracture of the leg by being
thrown from swing yesterday evening at
Groyeland park. She was conveyed 10 st.
Thomas seminary and the police notified,
VINO sent Rondo street patrol wagon to con-
yey her home
The Wilbur Opera company has loaned
fha or toe
be given at Lifts Grand opera house to-mor-
row evening in aid of the Universalist
church. This concert and operetta will be a
musical treat to all, comprising as it does
100 voices selected from the male choruses of
Christ and st. Pauls churches.
Mayor Smith is constantly in recent of let
tiers asking for information about missing
people, and yesterday he received a most
novel epistle. 1t was addressed to 1.-THE
Director of st. Paul, !" and was sent by man
living at Hawkins Wis, who desired to
know if any firm in st. Paul dealt in medical
roots.
Mayor Smith was very nervous yesterday
over the speech of welcome he is booked to
make OH Saturday to the visiting Turner's.
His honor stated that he was in the hands
of the dentists. He feared he would not
be able to do himself justice on Saturday.
and that he would, perhaps, have to substi-
tute Aid. Cullen.
The body of Ans Dehr, the young man
drowned in the river Sunday, was found yes.
terday floating off Banholzer's brewery. 1t
was taken ashore and Coroner Quinn noti-
fed. The coroner being satisfied that the
body had been fully identified, turned it over
to Dehrs relatives, who had it conveyed to
the undertaking establIshmentof Mr.. Sehroe-
der. on East Sixth street.
The Y. NJ. C. A. sports will take place on
Kittson's track, Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock The events will be handicapped, so
that every member will have q chance to
win. Lunch will be served on the grounds
between and o'clock The finals in all
the events will be run between and s
O'Clock. Al Newell, of Faribault, will at
tempt to beat his record for 100 yards in
10 80 seconds.