St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-03
SAINT PAUL.
LOCALISMS.

ported to the health Office yesterday
Thirteen keepers of houses of ill-fame
paid SiG0 each into the police court treasury
yesterday.
The board of managers of the state agri-
cultural society will meet at the fair GROUNDS
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Gilbert of PAT East
University avenue, last evening ceieprateu
their tin wedding.
The theosophica society will hold an open
meeting of room 123. Globe building. sub
ject: Know Thyself.
The fourth annual picnic of the Ramsey
county divisions A o. II. will be held at
Wildwood, White Bear lake, Aug ~.
The Tribune Publishing company, of
Crookston. was Incorporated yesterday with
a capital of $4,000. F. NJ Binghall is the
president.
The Budeson-Johnson company, of Du-
luth. was Incorporated yesterday with cap
ital stock of $1,000. The company will
manufacture flavoring extracts.
The June settlement of Hennepin county
was yesterday handed to the state treasurer.
The amount is Si23, 1876. Ramsey and St.
Louis counties have not yet reported.
On Tuesday evening 8 private german will
be given 10y the ladies of the Hotel Lafayette,
and on Thursday evening moonlight ride
on the lake is promished to all guest of the
hotel
The body of an unknown man was found
in the river near the high bridge yesterday
afternoon. II is supposed to be the remains
of man drowned at Minnehaha Saturday
last.
The pay roll of men employed on the street
and sewer force was approved and allowed
by the board of public works yesterday. The
number of men are given as 400: number OF
teams 10; amount of pay rolls. SlS.522 60.
+! The police department report ASS arrests
made in July. or this number 262 were from
the central station, 66 from Rondo street
station g. from Margaret street station 81
from Ducas street station and 9 from Prior
avenue station.
+ The Lafayette has enrolled among its
guests an unusual number of beautiful
Southern girls. Prominent among them are
the Misses Leek, of Dallas, Tex, and the
Misses Grinter and Miss Halle Young, of
Louisville, Ky.
Seventy five candidates were examined by
the civil service board at the capitol yester-
day morning. OF these thirtyeight were can
didates for positions as carriers, thirty for
stamp clerks and seven for stampers Twelve
ladies took part in the examination.
James Doughe,ty keeps a confectionery
store at the corier OF Smelling and Univer-
sity avenues. He was yesterday charged by
Officer Gerying of the mounted force, with
selling liquor without license. Dougherty
pleaded guilty and paid 500 fine in the police
court yesterday.
Willie and Tom Graves entertained fifty
young friends at the Hotel Lafayette in de-
lightful manner last Saturday, it being the
anniversary of Master " lilies birthday. A
fish pond. grand march, delicious refresh
ments and beautiful Maypole dance on the
lawn were the features of the occasion.
The confirmation of the assessment for
change of grade on Wells street, between
Payne avenue aud Edgerton street, came up
for hearing before the board of public
works yesterday. After listening to COM
plants from property owners as to damages
suffered the matter was continued one week.
Primrose d Vests Ministries are meeting
with great success at the Metropolitan play
ing to crowded houses nightly. They will
give their last two performances today, mat
1nee and evening. JEANNE Winston and
company will return tomorrow night. pre-
senting the old favorite, bohemian Girl
for the balance of the week.
Nathan W. Prescott, pawnbroker on Wa
Sasha street, was arraigned in the police
were made against Prescott. One for not
showing his books to police officer and an
other for obstructing an officer in the dis
charge of his duty. The complaints were
sworn to by Detective McGuiggan. The
cases will be heard today.
The city engineer reports the following
contract work awarded and completed dur
ing July: Two contracts awarded for grad
ing half-mile streets, cost S5.1S2. One for
sweeping half-mie street. S13 per week
Contracts finished, g. three for grading
three-quarters miles of streets, cost S5,Sl4;
one for paving half-mile streets. SEA, 3I6; one
for sewer, half a mile, costing $1,000; one
bridge 262 feet. costing S3006.
The Security Casualty Company of Mime
hota filed its articles OF incorporation yester-
day. The directors are ". ". Braden, W. E.
Hallowell L. II. Alexander, George F. Sabin,
F. H. Ewing and Thomas Thomas of st.
Paul; E. c. Whitney, of Minneapolis; Leo
midas Merritt, of Duluth. and Samuel Math-
ews, of saltwater The officers are ". W.
Braden, president and treasurer; l.. II. Alex
ander, vice president, and George F. Sabin,
secretary. The home office is at st. Paul.
Lifts players give their final performances
of Woman Against Woman" today and to-
night Thursday night I'm Old Kentvcky'
will be prodmced for the first time on any
stage, with cast excellently adapted to the
various Characters. Much interest seems to
be taken in this new production by the gen
erai public. and especially by the lovers of
the turf drawn here by the attractions offered
at Hamline The Protective Association of
Race Horse Owners, composed of the most
prominent and representative turfmen in the
West, has signlfied its intention of attending
in body and will doubtless enjoy the pict-
nresque representation of life in Old Ken
lucky with special zest