St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26
FOR SUNDAY READING.

The park board failed 10 meet yesterday.
Diphtheria was reported at 2S7 Carroll yes
terday
Four minor permits aggregating S4C0 were
issued by the building inspector yesterday
The Minnesota naval veterans meet at 1914
East Fourth street this afternoon at five bells.
Louis Stern. city editor of the Volkszei-
tung, will deliver the Fourth of July oration
at New Tim.
The state medical board will meet at the
capitol July and 6, and hold the regular ex-
animation of physicians desiring certificates.
For dumping garbage on lot in Arlington
hills, c. Hoedge paid fine of SIS yesterday.
The complaint was made by the health Of
ficers.
The Minrehaha Ministries will give a per-
formance at Market hall Monday evening,
under The auspices of the Royal Arcanum OF
st. Paul.
John M. Moehn, residing at 65 George
street. was appointed as pound master by the
mayor yesterday, vice John Costello, dis
charged.
A resident of Meinerzbagen, Germany.
wants the new mayor TO ascertain the where
abouts of c. w. Thomas, who formerly lived
at II Iglehart street.
Oran Smith, a ten-year-old boy. arrested
several weeks ago for shooting companion,
was discharged in the police court yesterday.
The shooting was the result of an accident.
The retail clerks union of this city, has
charte; ed special lnterurban car to attend
the entertainment to be given by the retail
clerks of Minneapolis on Tuesday eve at
Century hall.
There was no meeting Of the worlds fair
commission at the capitol yesterday morn
ing, owing to the absence of President Mont
ford. The latter is in Chicago, and the meet
ing will be held as soon rs he returns.
Preparations are being made for the three
weeks session camp meeting of the Spirit
ualists of the Northwest, at Barton's island,
opposite 1nver Grove. beginning July l. 1t
is expected fully 10000 Spiritualists will at
tend.
Miss Alice johnson, the prima donna So
prano of the JEANNE Winston Opera COM
pany, now singing at the Metropolitan. will
sing at the Universalist i'll the Grand opera
house this morning. She has selected for
this occasion Gounod's beautiful solo.
''There Is Green Hill Far Away
AdJt. Gen. Mullen received official notice
yesterday that Lieut.. Glenn, of the regular
army, had been assigned to the state guard
for three months. The assignment was made
at the adjutants request, and Lieut.. Glenn
will drill several of the new companies in
the state. He will go to West Duluth tomor-
row.
The Scandinavians have organized an
Eighth Ward Scandinavian Republican club
with the following officers: Frank n John
son, PRESIDENT; David Rivenes, vice presi-
dent; James Kivenes. secretary; Swan Ste
vens, treasurer; Axel Dolan, Ole Wicker,
Ole Paulsen, Gustave Olson, John Xix,
executive committee.
The following Minnesota people were al
lowed pensions throug the adjutant generals
Office this week: William Rowe. Joseph
Lumne, St Paul, $12 each; John Kelly, East
Chattanooga, Sl2i S. r. Orvett, Dodge Cen
ter. Sl2: Henry Langworth, Dodge Center,
SIS; Quinn Schenelle, New Ulm, S12, and c..
Bond, Eagle Bend. SIS.
A fair under the auspices of st. Peter Cla-
viers' parish will be held at Market hall dur
ing the week commencing July IL. Que OF
the features of the fair will be the ;'oting tor
presidential electors. The electors will be
represented by eight young ladies. four of
which will represent the Democratic and
four the Republican candidate.
The celebration of the Fourth at Hotel
Lafayette is going to be on magnificent
scale. In the afternoon, if arrangements can be
completed. tine St. Paul Press club will hold q
meeting for the purpose of giving the citi-
zens of the Twin Cities an opportunity Of
hearing speaker of national reputation.
There will be display of fireworks in the
evening.
The health department announces for the
benefit of persons engaged i'll collecting and
disposing of garbage, ashes and manure the
location of the dumping grounds. The
proper dumping ground for ashes and man
ure is on the upper levee. The ground for
garbage is below Mainzens farm, on the west
bank Of the river. about two miles below the
Robert street bridge.
The American Express company proposes
to, at once inaugurate an extension of its
delivery limits. These were outlined by c.
G.. Irvine. general agent OF the American EX-
press company to be: West to Grotto, east
to Maple street, and on East Seventh to Crib
ben's lumber yard. West Seventh street to
No. 991, University to No. 624, north on Rice
street to S51 and Payne avenue, and on the
West side to State and Concord streets.
A meeting of the colored citizens union
will be held in the municipal court room to-
morrow evening. The meeting is called, SO
F. L. McGhee states, to prepare for the fall
campaign. Harry Howard is being pushed
by his friends for president of the organiza-
ton. The meeting will, it is understood, de-
eide whether it would pay to appoint CON-
mittee to wait on Mayor Wright with view
to having the race recognized in making ap-
pointments.
The board of public works will have before
them for consideration Monday afternoon
the completion of the assessment rolls for
the Robert street sewer. There is likely to be
an interesting discussion over the matter, the
property owners claiming that as the sewer
is not new one. aud has been lowered and
enlarged, the expense should come out OF the
sewer bond fund. The cost Of the improve
ment will be about 1000.
At recent meeting of the board of alder
men q resolution was presented ordering the
corporation attorney to codify the laws re-
lating to the city government. The resoiu-
ton further provided that $500 be paid or ex-
pended for the same. The resolution went
to the committee on ways and means, but. as
Comptroller McCardy has decided it was
necessary to have the work done, Assistant
City Attorney Phillips has commenced tn
compilation.
AS the glorious Fourth" approaches, the
left over from last year and preparing for the
reception of new goods. The mayor has or
will issue an order that fireworks and other
articles in that line can be sold between June
30 and July inclusive. So many accidents
have occurred in past years from the explo-
sion of fireworks exposed on street stands
that this year all such goods must be kept in
side buildings, and the police Will see to this
enforcement
Mrs. s. G.. Smith writes: 'sThe work o. the
Women's Christian Home, or Magdalen Soci-
ETY. of Minnesota, has so outgrown its quar-
tiers, corner John and Olmstead streets, that
immediate removal into larger house is an
imperative necessity. The board has secured
the dwelling, corner of North and De Soto
streets, and now asks help in the work of fur
nishing. Anything useful in household
Will be acceptable. good secondhand car
pets or furniture especially. The president
Mrs. II. d. Gates, ia Summit avenue, or the
vice president Mrs A B. Stickney. 2SS Sum
NIT avenue, will gladly send for any such