St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-12
SAINT PAUL.
A MONDAY MELANGE.

Dr.. Ohaee has returned from profitable
pleasure trip in Europe. -
H. C. McNair and family have taken cot
tage at White Bear for the summer.
The board of education will meet at Mr.
Auefbachs office ut 4:31 o'clock this after
noon.
basket picnic at Groveland Park Thursday
afternoon.
!, This evening Glaciers Carolina Jubilee
1 byterian church.
: The body of Daniel Anderson. drowned in
the river last Saturday, was buried in Mime
Tapolis yesterday.
=. Health Office report for yesterday: Scarlet
iberia at SIS Burr ST.
The county board of equalization will begin
Its Annual. session next Monday for the pur-
pose of adjusting erroneous assessments.
1.-THE Junior Pioneers will hold regular
monthly meeting this evening Final ar
ran gements will be made for the excursion
no Lindstrom July 2I
The congregation of the House OF Hope
church and the East Seventh Street mission
will unite i'll a picnic at Fort Smelling on
:, Thursday. The regiment band will furnish
music.
The St Parl temperance societies are ar
ranging for steamboat excursion to Rest Isl
and on the 18th 10 witness The laying of the
cornerstone of the Willard cottage by Miss
Francis Willard.
/. There will be a meeting of wheelmen at
PleEndicott building from IL to l o'clock
today, to consider the provisions of the pro-
posed city ordinance regarding their use of
the Sidewalks.
L The health report for the month OF June
Shows that there were TT deaths 1903 births
and 153 marriages. The death rate per 1000
per annum was 1915. OF the births l63
We're males and 40 females.
- The Five Points lodge. Sexennial League,
gave its first anniversary reception and ball
Quet at the Twin City hall. Garner Rice and
Wabasha streets. last evening. 1t was i'll
honor of the supreme officers, and it proved
success i'll every particular. go
1t is announced that Lieut.. Col. Andrew s.
Burt of the Seventh United States infantry.
is to be promoted to colonel of the Twenty
first infantry. succeeding Col Bush. de-
ceased, and Maj. ID. ". Benha mwill succeed
Col. Burt as lieutenant colonel.
The Beethoven Mannerchor society has
elected Charles WarlIch president: Otto Hill,
vice president: Louis Hartman. correspond
ing secretary; William Springer, financial
secretary; Ell Puffe, treasurer. and Messrs.
Hirsch, Koenig and Eue. trustees, and Prof
Paul Bumbach. instructor.
William Seeger. GLOBE carrier who was
injured the morning of July by the prema-
iture discharge of a cannon. has been con-
Afined to his bed ever since. The boys face
twas frightfully burned and yesterday DR..
Williams expressed the opinion that he
would lose the sight of one eye.
+ A convention of delegates from the typo.
graphical unions of Minnesota, together
with delegates from the various allied crafts
of the state which are organized. will be held
to-day at Labor headquarters for the purpose
of organizing state union of all crafts eIigi-
: bic to hold charters from the International
Typographical union. The convention will
assemble al 10 a. m.
Henry G.. Rechow, member of the police
department. rendered his resignation yester-
gay. Reichow WAS appointed patrolman
IN May, 1899, and has been detailed at the
central station in charge of stolen property
fand paw nbroKerS' report. Saturday he was
transferred TO the Rondo street station and
! ordered to patrol duty. He evidently had no
taste for walking beat, and hence his resig-
nation.
The members of the House of Hope church
and congregation, including the Sunday
school and the East Seventh street mission,
will have their annual outing at Fort SMELL
ing. Thursday afternoon of this week. The
regiment band will furnish the music and a
dress parade of the regiment will be given.
Special street cars leave the church at g
ito'clock. IT TRAINS Thursday the outing will
be Friday. -
:, The fare of Hanson. of Reber & Hanson.
as an adept at playing shuttle board has
travelled far. He has vanquished all the local
curling adopts with amazing ease. and there
is no one in the Northwest than can even
give him an interesting battle. The story of
his prowess has reached Chicago, and also
the claim that he is always willing to back
his play with goodly sum. This has brought
James Goodspeed to st. Paul from the
worlds fair city to arrange match, if pos.
sible. He will wait upon Hanson today, and
there will be an exciting struggle if they can
get together.
Col. Levi W. Folsom, of Taylor's Falls. is
being groomed by his friends as a congress
sional possibility. He is a lawyer of unusual
abilities and sturdy Democrat. Indeed,
when there were none too many Democrats
in Chisago county he maintained an organi
cation there. and his record is one that CON-
mands the admiration and -unmitigated
praise of every loyal Democrat in the dis
, trict Mr.. Folsom is relative of frankie
cleveland, and is on the most friendly term:
with her. and it is urged that there is some
thing peculiarly appropriate about his can
didacy at this time: