St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-06
SAINT PAUL.
NEWS NorATIONs.

lie cOulplTollSr Yesterday sly heU Tie
Seeger lighting contract
Archbishop Ireland viii preach at the
cathedral at 1920 this morning.
Two Minor building permits aggre-
eating $1,000 were issued yesterday.
Menk Brothers have attached the
effects OF X. III. Paul to satisfy claim
of S1l6.49
Supt. Gregg. of The farmers institutes
of the state, was a visitor of the state
superintendent of public instruction
yesterday.
Reported at the health Office yeSter-
day: Scarlet fever, 400 State street;
diphtheria at 4l2 Daley and corner Ok
ford and Lafond streets.
The special Joint council committee to
consider the question Of grading East
Third street VIII meet tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 O'Clock.
The new superintendent of the rail-
way service for the Tenth division,
Robert Barclay. was being introduced
around by Mr.. Perkins yesterday.
The regular meeting OF the Lady
Somerset w. G. +. u. will be held at
Mrs. Valentines Monday at > O'clock p.
ID. A full attendance is requested.
The state reformatory at st. Cloud
made return to the state auditor yester-
Institution for the month of July was
$6.674.25.
Thomas Boran, who ran amuck with
an open razor in Schneemann's barber
shop on. Friday. was sentenced to thirty
days in the w0rkfouse yesterday by
Judge Cory.
Coleman Burke Ir., an eleven-year-
Did lad. had his father arrested yester-
day, charged with assault and battery.
The hearing OF the ease was continued
TO tomorrow morning.
J. J. Haggarty has received word from
Washington Of his appointment as a sub
in the railway mail service. He has
been carrier at the st. Paul office and
took the examination a couple of weeks
ago.
Wednesday next the third of the fresh
air excursions, which have proven so
beneficial to the sick babies and small
children of our city, will be TAX eli on
the steamer George Hays, which will
leave the jackson street dock at 8 a. IN
The Woodward Holmes company, of
NloiS, filed articles of incorporation in
the office of the secretary of state yes
terday. The capital stock of the CON
cern is $4,000. and the purpose is the
manufacture of wooden caves, mould
iEgS and the like.
NJ. p. Barry returned yesterday from
fishing trip to Phillips, Wis. and as a
trophy he brought home muskellunge
that weighs twenty pounds. He caught
it with common trout line in the Elk
river, and it took two hours, he says, to
land the prize.
The Ancient Order OF Hibernians will
hold their fifth annual picnic and field
day OH Sunday, Aug. %, at Fort Smell
ing grove. on the West Seventh street
car line. There will be an extensive
programme of athletic events, for val
liable prizes, full list of which will
appear later,
Tge annual picnic of the landry
workers union will be held today at
Merrimac island. Boat leaves foot of
jackson street at 8 Il. IN. Kansas City
motor will carry any who miss the boat.
0. j. Ryder and Others will make brief
addresses at = p. III.
j. j. AdamSOn has begun an action
against Andrew J. HOban and others to
foreclOSe mechanics lien for 81. 40 on
lots Is and 10, i'll block , of Kei.er:S sub
division OF block II of Lyman Dayton's
addition to St. Paul. Adamson fur
nlShed Stealn-heating plant for build
ing on Hoban's property.
Louis Jansen. who stole watch from
Mrs. Hosftldt's house on Franklin
street, was before the police court yes
terday. As he is but thirteen years old
the court, after hearing the evidence,
certified the case to the district court,
and the lad will be sent to the reform
school.
Joseph j. Egan, a clerk in the post
Office. took civil service examination
yesterday preparatory to entering the
galway mail service. The examination
e7aS conducted in accordance with i'll
=trUctions from the department by
1essrs. Hardacre, Maroney and Ne
e3ard, of the pOStOt1iCe.
George Weillert, of iG6 Rondo street,
died Aug. at the age OF siXty-nine Mr..
Weikert was born at B0mbery. Bavaria,
In 1924; came to America in 1852, and to
st. Paul in 1855. and since then has
resided here, lie leaves widow aged
seventy-niHe. The funeral will take
place Sunday afternoon at . O'Clock
from Assumption church.
The money order department of the
postof1ice Is doing Il big business. Men
are even taking as many ana as large
orders as the department permits pay
able to themselves at Minneapolis. In
many Instances friends are brought into
TequiSition to buy orders for persons
desiring this rather expensive but safe
way OF depOsiting money.