St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-12
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY sAUNTERINGs.

Yesterday was "Children's day" and was
appropriately observed in most of the city
churches.
Mrs. James ". Tompkins and family OF
Reaney street, are spending the summer
months at Ottawa, Canada.
The delegates to the Royal Arcanum con-
vention will spend the day in st. Paul today
taking dinner at the Windsor.
An elaborate programme of outdoor sports
has been prepared for the retail clerks PIC
mic at Wildwood, on June %.
The regatta committee of the White Bear
Yachting association will today announce
the official result of Saturdays regatta.
W. l.. Perkins. accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel V. Perkins, lett last evening
via the Great Western, for the worlds fair.
The school board will meet at o'clock
this afternoon, when it is possible that the
Gilbert-Carman affair will be settled and the
list OF new teachers promulgated.
A. j. Mullen has been appointed store
keeper, ETC., at the port of Minneapolis,
under the department of the collector OF
customs. He takes the place of Nils Mich
elet
The picnic of the Concordia Singing So
ciety at Banholzer's park yesterday was
success in every way. multitude OF people
gathered in the park and enjoyed themselves
as they listed in the interims between the
vocal numbers rendered by the society
John Hamburg, who was trying to break in
some of the windows Of the houses in which
the soiled doves congregate on Washington
street, was taken in by Officer Zacher last
night and locked up. He had number OF
bricks in his pOcket when arrested.
The preliminary examination of George c.
Trentor charged with assault with dam
gerous weapon on W. H. Covington. will
come up in the police court this morning.
Covington has recovered from his injuries,
and will be in court to prosecute his partner.
The store of Monk Bros, at Sixth and Wa
couta streets. was Durglarized last evening
and about 81 worth of stamps taken from the
till by three young burglars named Nezie
Morehead. Germa Brandtberg and Willie
Barnes. Sergeant Sullivan and officers Ku-
sick and Gruber arrested tie three bold
thieves and they will be tried this morning.
The age of the oldest of the offenders is six
years.
Pat Kelly, who lives at 81 Custer street.
was thrown from an East Seventh street
cable car last evening just after he had
boarded it at ABOUT jackson street, and his
head was SO severely cut that he was taken
TO the central station. DR.. Haney was called,
and after taking four stitches in the wound
the patient was permitted to go. He was
evidently thrown from the car by jolt
Detective Burns and his partner. Detective
Ryan, made Il find yesterday which will
cause the continued punishment of Miss
Mary Frank and John Mccarthy on the
charge of stealing quantity of jewelry from
Martha Satron, of 332 East Seventh street.
They W ere arrested on the same charge Sat-
urday, but in view of the lack of evidence at
hand they were merely punished for being
in the same room undressed when arrested,
ana sent to Como for period of thirty days
each. Yesterday the detectives named dis
covered the goods in pawn shop, and the
purloiners win be rearrested when their
terms expire, and charged with the theft.