St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-23
GLOBULES.

The annual catalogue of the Minneapolis
academy is just out, showing total enroll
meut OF l05 during the past year.
An interesting lecture WAS given last even
ing at c. s p. ). hall. Seventh street and
Western avenue. by Robert Ii. Viekers. OF
Chicago.
Coroner Byrnes will hold an inquest in the
case Of Levi NJ. Patterson, who was killed by
falling into the Great Northern viaduct Mon
day night, this morning at . O'Clock.
Mrs. Fred A. Glare. living al 10 Tenth
street south, crested some excitement Tues
day b. attacking an imaginary burglar with a
bed Stat. She is insane from long illness.
The open day for visitors at the Northwest
ern hospital. postponed from last week on
account of the weather. will be held this
held a. lhai time
The employees of the Northern Pacific road
had their annual picnic at Excelsior Tues
cay. and 1t was the largest picnic of the
season. Fifteen coaches were necessary TO
haul the half thousand or more people.
The Providence, II. l.. park board has
issued pamphlet describing the parks OF
that city and those OF The leading cities or
the country. The Minneapolis park system
comes in fer very complimentary notice.
The superintendent Of police received a
telegram from Duluth Yesterday, asking MN
II possible TO find Frank Blakemap, whose
son was dying in West Duluth. The teie-
gram was signed by the Duluth chief or
police.
Johu Roos prominent merchant of
Pekin, Ill died yesterday morning OF cancer
of the stomach. at the home of his sisters,
1911 Eighth street south. Nj. Roos was
forty-fCur years of age, and came here only
two weeks age.
The Chicago. ST. Paul and Kansas City Rail
way company secured permit yesterday 10
build a one-StOry passenger depot and bag
gage room AT Tenth avenue south ana aSn-
ingion street at cost OF SS,o90 The build
ing is TO De finished August 10.
The Scandinavian temperance societies of
the city are arranging for great celebration
i'll Minneapolis on July !. Sixteen different
organizations are represented in the joint
committee of arrangements, which already
has held TWO meetings and divided I'D the
work among subcommittee.
The street railway company won the case
against HORSEPOWER L. ". Pratt who was
charged with obStruciing the kenwood line
last week. Judge Elliott yesterday after
noon fined Pratt so. Il stay of proceedings
for twenty days WAS granted and the defend
| ant will appeal 10 the supreme court
Last week the output of flour mills for the
week ending june II. 2l4.930 barrels. was
! Only y, $40 barrels short OF the combined out
put for all the mills in Wisconsin, the La
| kotl5 and Minnesota (outside of Minneapo-
! lis and at Buffalo. ST. Louis, Indianapolis,
Baltimore, Fort Wayne and Evansville.
| Sarah Dubay and Mary Jones were arrested
Yesterday afternoon for shop!ifting, by Of
| ficer Long One OF them had stolen fourteen
yards of silk from Hale & Thomas dry goods
! establishment In the police court it deyel-
oped that Mary Jones was the guilty party,
and she was accordingly sent 10 the work
! house for thirty days.
The MINNEAPOLIS Choral association has
| elected the following officers for the ensuing
! year: Vice president. \. A. GuiWitz; Secre
! tary, E. c. Van Duzee; treasurer. Ii. NJ
| Knox; additional members Of board OF di
| reetors, DR.. DunsmooT, John A Schlener
Thomas Hughes z. Broberg, P IL. Mullen,
Clarence Marshall and l. ". Chambers.
Miss kiltie c. Leonard. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles X. Leonard, formerly OF
Maple Grove, died yesterday morning at the
residence of Der parents, 50 Western avenue,
i'll the nineteenth year Of her age. The
funeral will occur Cd Friday morning
at . o'clock from the Church of the In
maculaie Conception, and the remains Will
be inferred IN the East Side cemetery.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John T. O'Neil and Mary Kinny, Eugene
Rivori and Phiiomine Labonne, Ole S0lberg
and Ottawa Hjelden, John P. Anderson and
Johanna Weston. knute Sehartum and
| Christina Magnusson, David Humphry and
Amelia Ma!eitzka, Aaron Moberg and Han
nah Peterson. John Z. Emanuel and Marie
". Carlson, Charles II. Bochmer and Maud
Murray, William II. Morse and Hattie Nj
Wright.