St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-04
SAINT PAUL.
LOCAE EACONICS.

There are over 600 teachers present at the
summer school at she state university.
Reported at the health office yesterday ::
Scarlet fever, 205 East Tenth and i035 Bradley
street.
S. II. Dyer took out permit yesterday for
the erection of frame dwelling on Osceola
street to cost $1,000.
Adjt. Gen. Mullen yesterday received the
resignation of Second Lieutenant Olson, of
Battery B. Minneapolis.
The state board of worlds fair commits
sioners will meet in the governors office dt
the capitol this morning.
Albert Dcrin- has garnished the funds of
David Moore in the hands of j. L. Schadle
to satisfy a claim OF SIS.
The Minnesota Shoe company yesterday
flied its certificate OF stock issued from the
capital of Sj0,0ol since its organization.
.. Lindberg has begun an action against
Edward Lofslat and Lotto Lofstat to enforce
lien of ST. on lo; S, block of Bryant's ad-
dition.
THE Bohemian Gill will be produced by
the Winston Opera company at the Metro
politan this evening. Miss Winston will play
the part of Airline
Moffett. Bushnell & Co.. Of Minneapolis.
filed articles with the secretary of state yes
terduy. The company will deal in stationery
and printers material and has a capital of
$500.
Ball. Thornburg & Co. of Minneapolis,
filed articles of incorporation yesterday.
The capital stock is $4,000, and the incorpo-
rators are Frances c. Ball, Lawrence l.. Hoy.
John Thornburg.
There viii be ratification mass meeting
of the Peoples party Monday evening, Aug
s, at Market square, corner of Eighth and
Wabasha streets. Ignatius Donnelly will ad-
dress the meeting.
Thomas +. Gleary, who has been in charge
of the Pinkerton agency at Portland, Ore,
has returned to ST. Paul. Mr.. Cleary will re-
turn to his old position as assistant manager
Of the st. Paul agency.
The st. Paul Christian Endeavor union
will begin its regular quarterly meeting to-
light i'll the Central Presbyterian church.
The meeting will extend over Sunday. An
attractive programme has been prepared.
covering the several morning, afternoon and
evening services
ST. Paul lodge, X. Of P, will hold It's an
nual picnic at Wildwood today. Special
trains will leave the corner of Seventh and
Wabasha streets at s 80 in the morning
Members of other lodges from both cities.
Will Dc III atltNudliCe, anu a very SOCQ Time
is assured
The Ixion Club of St Paul was legally In
corporaled yesterday. The club has for its
object the promotion of athletic sports in
the Northwest, and will establish club rooms
and gymnasium. The incorporators were
John Grace, T. C. Taibon. Fred Schroeder,
o. P. Merrill and John Goodhue. all of ST.
Paul.
thraa far,- frar laCta n
be erected at the corner of Ames and Hazel
avenues by D. G. Dunn & Co. This is the
same place for which application was made
for the granting of a liquor license. The
matter was considered by the joint license
committee. and. at the request or protests of
the property owners and residents the COM
mlttee decided not to Issue a license.
John G. Nelson has begun an action in
the United States circuit court against the
Northern Pacific Railroad company, claim
ing $1,000 for personal injuries. Nelson
was unloa ding Car of baed hay on the
Eidetrack at Motley. MIMI, January 81, 1890.
The car was struck by q locomotive, knock
ing Nelson out of the door, and was he perma-
nently injured by fall upon the ground.
Tonight Jacob Lifts players begin the last
four performances CT their season at the
Grand. and will present the entirely new
comedy drama, in Old Kentucky by C. T.
DOGGY. The play is in four acts. all of which
are laid in the Blue Grass state Mr. James
is cast for an old Kentucky colonel. Mr.
Losee will be seen i'll the character of a
mountain moonshiner, Mr. Edison as a typ
.ical old Kentucky negro, and Miss Eimore as
the central figure Of the play. a girl raised in
the Kentucky hills. The cast also includes
Miss Arthur. Mrs. Irwin Mr.. Elwood and
Frederick Book. All of the scenes will be
illustrated with new and picturesque scenery,
and there will be several novelties intro
duced including the colored brass band and
the racing incident round which the story of
the play hinges.