St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-24
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT ON THE CURB.

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The Polish Legion Society of Wlnona was
incorporated yesterday.
To a. B. Plough for his generous contribu-
ton in the way of refreshments.for all.
Scarlet fever at 1913 South Wabasha street
was reported at the health Office yesterday.
Frank Brett, religious fanatic was yes
terday ordered committed to the Rochester
asylum.
John NJ Dougherty has been ordered taken
to the inebriate department of Rochester
asylum.
Tie Twin City Building council will meet
in Labor Temple, Minneapolis, the evening
of July ).
Gov Merriam and staff left yesterday
morning to inspect the Second regiment en-
camped at Lake City.
Patsey Carney, the pugilist, received ten
days sentence yesterday in the police court
for being drunk and disorderly.
The joint committee on licenses meets this
afternoon in the council chamber at 3, and
will consider applications for liquor licenses,
Tine Atlas iron and Brass works incor-
porated Yesterday. with 100000 capital stock.
The incorporates are G. Linch, j. W. Nor
ton and L. B. Sage.
There will be an exhibit to-day at st. Jo-
ecpAI = iiCdOSlllS VI puEJ4Ao hOlh III pAiAAHi1s
academic, art and fancywoTk departments
from 10 a. II. to. p. IN.
County Assessor E. X. Harroun will keep
his office open evenings until 10 p. N. until
July /. 70 allow people to make returns of
personal property for purposes of taxation.
j. W. Taylor's sailing yacht the Mar
guerite overturned i'll White Bear lake yes
Ierday and Mr. Taylor was given an i'm
promptu bath. He was rescued by another
boat.
The executive subcommittee of the citi-
zens' reception committee. appointed to en-
terrain the delegates of the National Editorial
Ssociaton. meets this afternoon III the may
or's office ats.
The marriage of Edith S, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. K. ). Lightbourne, TO George w.
Harding, taxes place this evening at o'clock
in ST. Pauls church, corner of Ninth and
Olive streets.
Chief Clerk John S. erode, of the county
treasurers Office, is ready TO challange any
nine in the court house to play match
game of ball with nine of county treas
urer's deputies.
crook snatched q s. bill from Turner az
the White Bear pavilion and ran, but he was
pursued by fleet-footed Turner's and caught.
He was pretty severely shaken up, and he
would have been badly demoralized if he
hadn't given up the money
Oscar johnson, the young man arrested
Monday for embezzling money he had col
lected for the brewery Bottling company,
yesterday received sentence of sixty days
from the judge of the municipal court.
City Comptroller Ponthan announces that
tomorrow at 2:3O, in his Office the committee
appointed TO negotiate certificates of indebt-
edness for S35O,OOO, authorized by the COM
mon council, will open bids for the same.
Mayor Smith said yesterday that had he
known the penalty of sitting in dentist 8
chair he never would have submitted to have
his front teeth drilled, filed and filed. His
honor was visibly out of sorts lowing to the
dentists attention.
1.-THE journeymen plumbers union approved
a resolution last evening sympathizing with
the Iocked-out painters and approving their
action in regard to the same. At the next
meeting officers will be nominated and "a del
egate elected to the national convention.
The body of August jackson, the con-
tractor who was drowned at Bass lake two
weeks ago, will be shipped to-day to Still
water for burial. The funeral will be under
the auspices of Freer Lodge No. 129 l. o. O..
F. No inquest was held on the body, the
deputy coroner deeming it unnecessary.
h1llu!ll OilluOTS anu i. IL. hNdll MGIc al
rested yesterday by Officer Delosso for SELL
ing tickets for bogus bah in aid of Bluff
lodge, Switchman's Relief association" The
bluff, however, did not go, and il its place
each took ninety days at Como. W. Hamm
was imposed upon to the extent of five 81
tickets
Belle Stuart, alias ''Sheeney Anne, :" was
again i'll tile municipal court yesterday on a
charge of procuring young girls for immoral
purposes. The charge was changed to one
of vagrancy but as Belle could not be pun
ished under that Indictment she was Sc. at
liberty. She wept bitter tears while In
court, but laughed defiantly when released.
The city comptroller is busy from early
morn till dusk in clearing up the arrears OF
work which accumulated between the time
of the death of Mr.. Roche and the appoint
ment of his successor. The regular work of
the office has been well cared for, and Mr..
Ponthan stated yesterday that he had al
ready commenced WORK upon the estimates
for the tax levy.
Norman Perkins, superintendent of the
railway mail service, with headquarters at
ST. Paul, has submitted to Col. Lowry, of the
street railway systems in the Twin Cities the
proposition of the government to place let
ter boxes on the interurban line, and expects
the proposition to be agreed to in few days
when the boxes for the reception of letters
will be placed on the cars.
The funeral of Hester E. Boutwell, fol
fourteen years teacher in the st. Paul pub
lie schools. took place yesterday afternoon,
at the old Boutwell, homestead. two aud q
half miles from Saltwater. q very large at
tendance was present at the obsequies,
large proportion being old settlers and
number from st. Paul. Rev. a. d. Roe, o.
Saltwater read the service and Offered
prayer Rev. DR., Neill delivered a eulogl
on the deceased.
George a. Du Toit, president of the Carve
County bank, was at the Merchants hote
last evening. When spoken to with regard
to the Smith-Bierman elopement the fact
Of which were printed exclusively by tht
GLOBE Sunday morning last, Mr.. Du Toit ex
pressed great regret that the affair had beer
made public, for the reason that the mothe
of c. Theodore Smith, the man in the case, i!
an aged lady and ill-fitted to sustain the
shock created by the scandal.
The various committees of the seventh a.
nual excursion and picnic of the st. Paul
Duluth railroad employees at White Bea
last Saturday, June 20. passed resolution
thanking the officials of the railroad
for the transportation and other privilege
rendered, and to the mayor and council o
Nnlle bear IOr the enterprise tney ulSplaye
in fitting UP the grounds and in furnishing
other conveniences that helped to make tn
excursion in every way enjoyable.
great deal of credit is due to James Ste
phens and F. c. Schwerin for saving the iif
of little Ernest Barley on Sunday evening
Ernest is a boy of fourteen years living OF
Herbert street. in the Sixth ward. Wit
other boys of his age he went swimming il
the river above the Wabasha bridge, and 90
beyond his depth. Messrs. stephens an,
Schwern were passing in a boat saw tn
struggles, and by heroic exertions reached
the scene in time to catch Ernest just befor
life was extinct. Mr.. Stephens is visto
from Marshalltown, 10. Mir. Schwerin live
at CD Fillmore avenue.
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