St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-11
SAINT PAUL.
TRIMMED TO TERsHNE s.

The park board meets ats O'Clock this
evening.
DIR. Dorion's condition was much I'M
proved last night.
Dr. q. f. Andrews has gone West for
few weeks vacation.
E. p. Roberts, of New York, lunched
at the Commercial club yesterday.
Grand military concert. Seibert's
band. Como park. Tonight atp. m.
Reported at the health Office yester-
day: DiDhtheria at 9l5 Thomas street.
The concerts at Como park will begin
at 80. instead of O'clock, Friday and
Sunday evenings.
The board of county commissioners
will meet in adjourned session this
afternoon at $3.50.
A fire in the store of Max 0rensteia,
at II East Fourth street, was eX-
tinguished by Patrolmah Carroll at
midnight last night.
TheAnerican Boot and Shoe company,
of Massachusetts,, asks Judgment AGAINST
John e. Miller for SS7.T0, a balance due
fer merchandise.
The young ladies of Grace NJ. E.
church gave an ice cream social last
evening on the church grounds, Burr
street, near Minnehaha.
Benjamin A. Provost, of st. Paul.
has been appointed a bank examiner,
and placed III temporary charge of the
Union National bank, at Rochester.
Edward w. Durant. OF Saltwater, has
garnshed the funds of George Hays
in the hands of l.. c. Hays and ii. j..
Brawley, to satisfy claim of S4O2.67.
An ice cream soeiable will be held
next Tuesday evening at the residence
of William q. Waller, ID Alice Park, for
the benefit of the King Street NJ. E.
church.
A building permit was issued yeSter-
day to II. HabighorSt for a three-Story
brick store and hail on Payne avenue,
between Wells and Whitall. to cost
$4,000.
The miscellaneous earnings of the
state penitenulary for the month of July
were S23, 0S9.S1. according to the state
ment filed i'll the office of the state audi
tor yesterday.
James j. Bennett has attached the eff
feels of Edwin E. Chase to satisfy a
claim of S9,663.S7, originally due the
Merchants Exchange bank of Fort
Worth, Texas.
Capt. Ii. j. Mannhart left last even
ing for Cincinnati, o., to attend the
twelfth encampmentOf the Sous of Vet
Grams, u. ). A., which opens next Tues
day in that city.
Walter RosenholtZ, a seYen-year-old
boy, living at 3lS Rondo street, was
struck by an electric car in front of his
home yesterday afternoon and severely
injured about the head.
Articles of amendment were filed by
the Minneapolis chamber of commerce
in the Office of the secretary of state
Yesterday. The change is merely tech
uical, and of no public Importance.
The three Italians 4eharged with
aSsaultiug Patroiman Davis had a
preliminary examination in the police
court yesterday. c. Kartona was fined
500 and The other Two we're dismissed
James Pow rs, of Mounds View. has
reSOrted to the courts 10 collect a claim
If $50 from County Assessor E. r.
tombstone, which he demands for SerV-
tceS as deputy assessor rendered III the
country district where he lives.
The police say that j.. C. Cohen, who
reported being held up at Seventh and
st. Peter street Wednesday night 10y
highwaymen and robbed of $500 worth
af valuables. was drunk at the time and
had no valuables in his possession.
Mrs. Nellie Bailey, of Chicago, and
-
while out driving Wednesday evening,
We're thraWn from a cart by runaway
horse. Fortunately, both Of the young
ladies escaped without serious injury.
The earnings of the state soldiers
home at Mlnnenaha, growing out of
the pensions of the soldier inmates that
have been turned over to the state I'M
der the rules of the institution for tho
quarter ending July 81, amounted to
Sl,:f4.
The Sunrise Realty company, OF St.
Paul. filed articles or incorporation in
the Office of the secretary of state yes
terday. The capital stock is $4,000, and
the incorporates are Albert J
SchYeizer, Bernard Minea and Louis IL.
Nanmann.
The Central w. c. T. u. has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
wear: Mrs. S. A. Farnsworth, presi-
dent; Mrs. Ii. w. Knapp, recording sec
rotary; Mrs. George C. Stevens, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. NJ. j. Russell
treasurer.
John Grindel, the switchman on the
Great Northern road who was run over
10y freight train in the Third street
yards Wednesday night, died yesterday
morning at st. JoSeph'S hospital. Loss
Of blood and the shock following the
anputatiOn OF his leg caused death.
The Salvation Army On W acouta stree
is To be favored by a visit of three bands
women next Friday night, Aug IL. The
meeting will be led by Happy Mary
Music on brass, reed and string inslru-
nierts. solos, short talks and choruses
IS the programme for the evening. The
public. is invited.
The distinguished party of French
civil engineers that is spending somt
months in this country inspecting thu
public works, the railroads and electric
Improvements and Industries, and whC
have been spending several days a.
guests of the Ryan, went to Taylor,
Fails yesterday to view the dam there
they viii then so 10 Kansas City an(
their places.