St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-12
ng ats O'Clock. The public is invited to at

tend.
A building permit was issued yesterday to
mortimer Perry TO remodel his dwelling, cor
ner Vine street and Clifton avenue, and
erect frame barn, s., 500; eleven minor per
mlts, 81, 795; total, 81, 295.
IL is estimated that there will be an at
tendance OF about 5000 delegates to the ma
tlonai encampment of the Sons of Veterans,
when meets In Minneapolis Aug. 26. The
prizes offered for the best drilled camps ag-
gregate 81, $50
Miss Mary Star Wall, who is we'll known
ana highly appreciated among US as a dra-
matic reader will give a reading at the New
Jerusalem church, corner Fifth avenue south
ana Ninth street. on Wednesday evening of
TINS week, commencing at o'clock.
Al the annual meeting for May of the
Loyal Legion for May at the West hotel this
evening officers viii be elected and Maj
cry, will read paper upon Army Reminis-
cences." Supper will be served at 7:30
O'Clock.
Postmaster Hale is credited with scheme
70 establish an electric mail service which
the lnterurban line is to be utilized to carry
out The plan is to have mail boxes put
upon the cars to be opened at some point
near the termini in either city. This will
give lnterurban mails every thirty minutes.
Yesterday morning the aldermen of the
thirteenth ward, the city engineer and inter-
esteq property owners met on Second avenue
south, between Thirtv-fourth and Thirty
NTH streets. and decided to raise the grade
three feet on account of the water mains to
be laid up the street. The council will con-
slder the matter at the next meeting.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: John Mcmahon and Lena
BISHOP. Gust Helm and Hilda Gustafson,
William Bissionnette and Emma Weight, Eu-
gene Deyaux and Margaret Linneux, Lin
coin e, Moses and Gertrude P Tucker, AL
bert Relitz and Georgiana Dogart, Lukac
Semanicky aud Anastari Jurista
The Annual Roll CALI began at the First
Baptist church last evening and will con-
tlnue tonight and tomorrow night. Re
ports of trustees, officers, the Sunday school
and various branches of church work were
received. This evening the church will hold
It's annual business meeting, and tomorrow
evening there will be an annual social gath
ering
Rev G. L. Morrill, has been selected as the
orator for Decoration day services, and as
signments for decorations of the graves in
the various cemeteries have been made as
follows: Layman's cemetery, Washburn.
Mobiles and Morton posts; cemeteries north
of city, Butler post: east of city, Chase and
Downs posts; Lakewood, Morgan, Plummer.
RaWlins, Schaetfer Bryant and Butler posts:
Catholic cemetery, detail from Morgan
post
The following cases of contagious diseases
were reported at the health Office Yesterday:
Measles, 3)17 Lake street east, 5)4 Twenty
fourth street south, 302i Twenty-thrd avenue
9OA'ii i'VOV run Stlect sOut4IcitSt. l0<I Jill
verslty avenue southeast, 2Si2 Thirty-first
avenue south. 23l3 Eleventh avenue south:
diphtheria. 30S Eighth street south. 1925
Secondaud-a- half street south, 20J7 Eighth
street east; scarlet fever, OIL Nineteenth
street east.
a pitiable case came before Judge Corrigan
yesterday when Atlas Lincoln came i'll to be
examined for insanity. He had lost both of
his arms in an accident in saw mill where
he had worked, and. aside from that he was
partly paralyzed. He was sent TO ST. Peter
clan asked to feel the mans pulse, a question
that caused smile to go the rounds of the
occupants of the room. as the arms of the
man were of wood. The unfortunate was
but twentyseven years of age.