St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-30
SAINT PAUL.
FRIDAY FINDINGS.

laNOr OF the Bank Oh fayleSVule dSdIuSl
Thuett Bros
&W E. Woodman has presented the Garfield
school with Il lifesized portrait of ex-Presi-
dent Garfield.
The courts. county offices and offices in the
federal building viii be closed to-day TO OBJ
serve Decoration day.
The Misses King, of Hamline, gave pleas
ant lawn strawberry festival last night at the
premises of DR.. Carothers.
Cases of scarlet fever at 541 Western
avenue. and 221 Charles street, were reported
al the health Office yesterday.
Anna Schoonmaker has brought an action
against Benjamine f. Knauft to quiet title to
lot y, block of Bryant's addition.
The annual meeting of the state normal
board will be held at the Office of superin-
tendent of public instruction Tuesday morn
ing
Owing to the absence of a quorum there
was no meeting of the committee on streets
of the board OF aldermen called for last even
ing.
The personal injury case of Frank Hanson
against The Phillipson Decorating Company
is still in course of trial in Judge Brill 5
court.
The ladies and the kindergarten of the
People church gave a musical and literary
entertainment last evening in the church
psrlors.
Mouse for fishermen to go to Alexandria.
c. d. Mickey and Frank Schlick are up there
and propose bringing the bottom of the lake
back with them.
Acker post, G. 4. r., has engaged old
Masonic hall for headquarters. Hitherto the
post has been handicapped because of their
cramped rooms.
The young people of Olivet Congregational
church, famine, gave Il pleasing presenta-
ton Of The Peak Family last night at
Woodruff's hall.
Otto Dreher, assistant secretary of the
board of education. retired from that office
yesterday. Secretary White will perform the
duties of the Office alone.
There was slight fire in the Davidson
block, corner ofFourth=nd Wabasha streets,
at 4:3o Yesterday morning. The blaze is sup
posed 10 have caught from a steam radiator.
d. j. Hennessy has appealed from an as
sessment Of the board OF public works made
in opening, grading and extending Third
street from White Bear avenue TO the east
CITY limits.
The Wilbur Opera company give the last
two performances to-day Of their latest oper-
attic triumph. Princess Toto" Matinee and
evening. Seats now selling for "Erminie"
next week.
The entertainment, musical and dramatic,
under the auspices of the Trinity Young
Peoples league last night in the new West
Side opera house, was much appreciated by
the audience.
James Paris married Ida Home at Omro,
Wis. in 1871. They lived together until May
., 1SSS, when it is alleged that the wife deser-
ted her husband and he now asks for decree
of divorce.
The cases of assault ana battery against
Pat Killen are set for hearing this afternoon.
Pat is in Winnipeg and is likely to stay there,
despite the endeavors of his bondsmen to
lure him back again.
Michael Nickel demands S4OO damages of
the city of st. Paul done to lots 6, and s,
block u, of West St Paul proper by remov
ing fences. soil and earth so as to render
them unfit for gardening.
Il. II. Merriam has translated from the
French. Albert Deipits 'His Two Loves" 1t
is No. 3 Of the idle Moments - SERIES and
deals with phase of French society in de-
cidedly entertaining way
The rental agents of the city, in compli-
Rnce with a request made by their employees,
have agreed to close their offices hereafter
every saturday afternoon at 1 O'Clock, so as
to give the employees half holiday.
The Chapel car built for Boston W. Smith,
the stale Sunday school missionary of the
Baptists of Minnesota, will be on exhibition
at the Northern Pacific yards, Fourth and
Broadway, this afternoon from 3 to o clock.
Police officer McCarrick is gradually re-
covering from his injuries and was reported
yesterday, by the surgeons of st. Joseph's
hospital. to be improving fayorably. Unless
some unforeseen complication arises it is
hoped that his life will be saved.
A fire occurred late last evening in a two
story frame building, owned by j. Mann
helmer, at the corner of Fourth and Frank
lin street. The roof was damaged to the ex-
tent of Sl00. The building was originally
used as fire station and was the first one
built in st. Paul.
The new quarters of the Y. NJ. C. A. in the
Lowry Arcade building viii be open to-day
and tonight to visitors desiring to inspect
them, but The formal opening has been post
poned without date. An athletic exhibition
will be given this evening, to which friends
of the organization are cordially invited.
The board of railroad commissioners yes
terday decided the controversy between the
Hinckleyites and the Kettle River Railroad
company. The company is ordered to resume
the operation of the line from Sandstone
junction to Sandstone within thirty days.
The branch is owned by the st. Paul & Du-
luth.
The pretty little sternwheeler, the Hen
rietta, has been chartered by the Guild of the
Ascension Church for an excursion TO Still
water to-day. The party will be shown
through the state penitentiary and the ar
rangements are complete for an enjoyable
time. The boat leaves the levee at $50 this
morning.
The musical service so attracuvely given at
Christ church last Sunday evening will be
repeated tomorrow. This has been decided
on as result of numerous requests from
people unable to attend last Sunday Di-
rector Biailie will leave for New York
and England Monday. He will return in the
autumn.
The collection of owls and eagles at the old
city hall was yesterday enlarged by dona
ton of very handsome hawk and three
owls. Alderman Van Slyke stated yesterday
that the new cages would be put in position
In Smith park in the course of a few days,
when number of birds would be purchased
for the aviary.
Private Hillman, who was manned by the
explosion of a twelve-pound gun at Cannon
Fails Thursday, is at the st. Joseph's hos
pital. His injuries are serious but no fata
result can follow, except in the event of un
looked-for complications. Both his wrists
are broken, and his face and body were blown
full of powder marks
John ST. Aubin, of East Ninth street. YES
terday reported to Chief Clark that his driver
man named Barney. had disappeared with
concord buggy and black pacing mare OF
1900 pounds He drove Mr.. st. Aubln to his
office yesterday morning, and has not been
seen since. Information concerning the
property should be sent TO Chief Clark al
headquarters.
The young people of the Peoples church
gave social entertainment last evening in
the church parlors. The literary and mu
sical selections rendered were most enjoya
BILE. couple of recitations by Miss Pierce
were well delivered and called forth hearty
nlandits A snlectin,, On the onto hnr,, h.