St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-17
SAINT PAUL.
RUNINBY REPORTERS.


of the railway mail service is in the city.
EJohn ". Willis will deliver an Grafton at
the Fourth of July celebration at Shakopee
The board of education will meet at In
spector Auerbach's Office this afternoon
The park commissioners failed of quorum
last evening and adjourned until next Thurs
day evening.
The Gospel Temperance meeting will be
held this evening on the front of the Bethel
boat at 30 .. N.
The body of Tony Hasfeldt who drowned
Sunday at the upper levee, was found III the
river at Hastings yesterday.
Dennis Murphy was yesterday adIudged
insane by the probate court and ordered
taken to the Rochester asylum.
The Unity Sunday school picnic, which
was TO be held next saturday, is postponed,
and new notice will be given later.
Edward Mason stole some plated ware
from the floating Bethel and will spend
ninety days Al Como for the OtfenSe.
The city treasurer paid S50,000 to city en-
ployes yesterday The school teachers Will
be paid this afternoon between ) and
o'clock.
\ chimney fire at the corner of Rice and
University called out the department at
guished.
Dan Mccarthy and Mike Lynch. arrested
on a charge of vagrancy. had their sentence
suspended in the police court on promising
10 leave town.
". Allison has resigned his position of
financial secretary Of the Young Men 5
Christian association, and left the city last
evening for New York.
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school viii give basket picnic at Lake
Harriet Saurday, June Is. Through cars
will leave the church at 1O:59 q. m.
A building permit was issued yesterday TO
William Hamm for the erection Of frame
dwelling At the corner Of Greenbrier and
Margaret streets. The structure will cost,
$1,000.
Gust. Musgrave. indicted with Horace
Greely for stealing railroad passes was
arrested yesterday and lodged in jail Greely
was also arrested some time since in New
York and extradited.
The Young Peoples Society of the First
Swedish Lutheran church will give an ex
cursion on the river next Wednesday eve.
The steamer George Hays leaves foot of
Jackson street al O'Clock.
Patrolman Pat lynch attempted to arrest a
disorderly in Smiley street saloon last night
and had a hand-to-hand encounter with
three toughs. He received n large black eye,
but succeeded in arresting his man.
The next meeting of the Minnesota Con-
gregational club will be held at Plymouth
church, Minneapolis, on Monday, June 90
Col. Charles Reeve will relate his experienc e
with the famine sufferers in Russia
Frank E Leader, OF Galena IL, editor of
the Galena Gazette. aud one of the brightest
young newspaper men in Northern Illinois,
visited in St Paul yesterday. He is accom-
panied by MS bride, and viii make tour of
the lakes before returning to his home.
The boy found in the river at Belongi isl
and BIZ Alex Jeremy was identified yesterday
as Anton Hosfalt of st. Paul, who was
drowned last Sunday while bathing. His
age was fifteen years. After the remains
vge-e prepared for burial al Mertz Il Sons
undertaking room, they were brought back
TO St Paul
The two thieves, John Harrington and
George Gets, who broke into the residence
at g49 Goodrich avenue Wednesday, were
held to the grand jury by Judge Twohy yes
terday. The house was unoccupied az the
tine. but the fellows took an assortment of
clothing and household effects, all Of which
were recovered. Both pleaded guilty when
arraigned.
There is TO question about Miss JEANNE
Winston in "Boccaecio" having made great
hit in this city The houses at tbs Meuopoli-
tan are increasing nightly. 1t is quite evi-
dent from the amount Of seats now sold for
the matinee Saturday that before the engage
Inent is over in this city she will be playing
10 enormous matinees that she has PLAYED to
III Baltimore and Washington for years.
Nine young men named NJ. Rawley, Jno.
c. Mccarthy Andrew Mccarthy, Peter Dahl
gren, Dave Gardner. NJ. Moore, Tom COnnol-
", Nike Lynch and VIM Maloney, were be
fore Judge TwOhy yesterday. charged with
disOrderly conduct The arrests grew out OF
the assault Oh Patrolman Swenson Monday
night. Eight of the party were allowed to go
without bonds promising to appear this
morning for trial Rawley being required to
put up $50 for his appearance.
Sunday night the full acting force of Jacob
Lifts Stock company will be tested with the
presentation of Lester WaIlack's play, Rose
dale which opens for the coming week.
The part of Elliott Grey, IN which Louis
James will be seen, is the character origin
ally created by the late Lester Wallack. and,
as Mr.. James says, it VIII have the added
novelty CT giving Louis James a chance to
sing the singing of Lord Bateman being the
turning point OF the plot of the play. The
play is a strong one, the company composed
of the best of people, and the management
of the Grand promises. that the scenery will
be all that could be wished to fully harmon
ize with both play and company.
Early yesterday morning an engine and
Fix freight cars on the Omaha road were
ditched just beyond the big bridge south of
81. Paul. The ground apparently was just
ripe for washouts, and when the train struck
the place it promptly gave way. This is only
one of three or four pieces of Omaha track
that was washed away today, and up to
o'clock This afternoon but lit
tie progress had been made to-
ward repairing the damage. Several
car leads OF sand had been dumped into the
water, but as soon as any weight was put on
it it gave away, and it will probably be late
at night before the road will be put i'll pass
able condition. Beyond the above no re-
ports of damage by the storm has been re
ported to the local railroad offices.