St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14
DOTS AND DASHES.

Catharine Dochue was yesterday adjudged
insane, and ordered taken to the Rochester
hospital
Martin Cunningham, aged eighteen, was
arrested yesterday for the heinous 81 offense
OF swimming in the river.
The sermon at the cathedral will be
preached this evening by Rev. Father Lori,
OF San Sllyestro in capite, Rome.
S. j. Skoomkoff, a native of Bulgaria. will
give stereopticon lecture on Friday evening
at the WeodIawn Park Baptist church.
.Kittie Dean. who robbed a travelling man
Friday evening of S75, was remanded in the
municipal court yesterday until tomorrow.
Articles of incorporation of the Rouma-
MAN Hebrew Congregation Sons of Ahra-
ham, of Minneapolis, were filed yesterday.
j. L. Hudson, of Detroit, while spending a
few days in the city last week, made SUBJ
scription to the Y. M. C. A building fund OF
$1,000.
Rev. Wallace Nutting, of the Park Congre-
gational church, has received a call from
Seattle, Wash, a salary Of $500 a year be-
ing offered.
Rev. DR.. Christie. who graduated from
Miami university, Oxford, o., twenty-five
years ago. will preach the baccalaureate SER
mon there to-day.
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citation filed artilcs of incorporation yester-
day. The headquarters will be Good Thun-
der, Blue Earth county.
Amended articles of the Minnesota Fire as
ISOLATION, changing the name to Millers and
Manufacturers Insurance company of Min
neapolis, were filed yesterday.
Rev. j. H. Dewart will cocduct children S
baptismal service at the Bates Avenue M. E.
will be Sunday school concert.
The Scandinavian Baptist church of Still
water filed amended articles, changing the
name of the corporation to the First Danish
Baptist church of saltwater.
Mr.. S. j. Shoomkoof, of Bulgaria, will
speak OH Missionary Work and Experience
in Bulgaria. at the Burr Street Baptist
church this morning at 10:30 o'clock.
The board OF public works tomorrow will
receive bids for grading Curtice and East
Sixth streets. The matter of sewering and
paving Sixth street will also be considered.
An insane man was found at the union de-
pot yesterday by officer Calvin, and was con-
veyed i'll the central patrol wagon to the jail
He is not known as a resident in St. Paul
James E. Dore, real estate dealer, residing
at 3i3 Charles street. reported to the police
yesterday that during the previous night a
thief had entered his room and stolen a gold
watch worth $3.50, and SIS III cash.
Revs. ". W. Satterlee and David Morgan
have been appointed by the st. Paul Metho-
dist Episcopal ministers to arrange for a
series of Sunday evening meetings in the sew
eral parks of the city during the summer
The body of Lewis Hanson, who died at the
city hospital Thursday, was yesterday turned
over to Mccarthy e. Donnelly for burial. DR..
Ancker certified the cause of death as para
lysis, and no inquest was therefore held.
The amount of caloric in the city precincts
yesterday was abundant, and caused human
ity 10 swelter. AT o'clock the mercury i'll
the shade reached 90 degrees on Wabasha
near Fourth, and iced drinks were the order
of the day.
The members of Shechem Lodge, No. 396
l. o. B. B., give picnic to-day at Stiefels
park, the object of which is to raise money
for the widow and orphan fund of the Cleve-
land orphan asylum, an institution supported
by the order.
All arrangements for the Junior Pioneers
picnic Tuesday are complete, and the out
look is that they will have a huge time. The
train leaves the Northern Pacific depot, at
the intersection of Broadway and Fourth,
at O'Clock sharp.
+. w. Dennison, arrested in Minneapolis
for stealing bicycle belonging to Winthrop
Allison, of the Y NJ. C. A.aof st. Paul, was
yesterday in the municipal court, and his
case was continued until June 16, bail being
fixed at $1,000.
The friends of Rev. Robert Forbes have
found it necessary to have the unfortunate
minister examined as to his sanity, as his
10 hoc oil
worse He will be examined in the probate
court tomorrow afternoon.
The st. Paul Commandery No. SO, Patriotic
Order Sons of America, has been formally
instituted by Capt. o. S. Johnson The uni
form Of this eommandery is the most beauti-
full known in this country. The members
feel justly proud every time they don it.
Georgiana Taylor. a pretty girl of thirteen,
was before the municipal court yesterday on
a charge of incorrigibility. Her case was
certified to the district court, and she will
probably be sent to the reform school. Her
mother is an invalid, and the girl has stayed
away from home all night, visiting evil re-
Sorts
The Ramsey County Sunday School associa-
ton met at House of Hope church last Mon
day evening to consider the question whether
the association should be continued or not.
The matter was discussed, but not decided
1t will be settled at the next meeting, June %
at the same church
A drunken man came near being killed
last evening by attempting 10 board cable
car at Seventh and Broadway He was
dragged over block, and but for officer Nc
Elistrom would have fallen beneath the
wheels. He was locked up at central sta
ton, where he gave the name of j. NJ. Baus-
man.
At the annual election of Division No. 6,
Ancient Order of Hibernans the following
named were selected: President D. j. Nc
Carthy; vice president William Powers;
marshal, G.. W. Anderson; treasurer, John
Ward; recording secretary B. Mcdonald
financial secretary, N. Killiher; insurance
secretary, II. j. McVay; trustees, G. W. An
derson; H. J. Grant. Thomas C. Conway
The American Land and Title Register is
the name of monthly publication about to
be issued by the American Land and Title as
ISOLATION, of which X. L. Polk is president:
o. F. Sherwood, vice president; It. F. Smith,
secretary and treasurer; ". Hendricks, gen
eral manager. The paper is devoted to law,
real estate, title tax and mortgage nd inter-
ests and a special feature is list of missing
heirs and claimants of estates, with rewards
offered. LoxtOn Hunter is editor
The preparations are about completednfor
the state convention of Catholic Total Abstin-
ence societies, which will be held at Cretin
hall Wednesday and Thursday. The prom
Uses for an enjoyable and useful meeting are
excellent. On Wednesday morning admis-
81 OH to the services at the cathedral will be
by ticket. The committee will furnish the
tickets to all who apply during Monday and
Tuesday in the st. Peter street wing of the
cathedral.
The New York Dramatic Times contains
an article from its Chicago correspondent in
regard to the suit brought by Joseph Arthur
against A. H. Simon, of this city. who is
connected with the Patrol company. Ac-
cording to the ideas of the correspondent
Mr. Arthur is trying to injure the bookings
of the company, but has little chance of
winning his suit in which he wishes to pre-
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