St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-30
SAINT PAUL.
GLOBULES.

The board of county commissioners VIII
convene at 10 q. m. Monday.
The joint court house and city hall com
miltee will meet at p. IN, today.
Eight minor permits aggregating 5000 were
issued by the building inspector yesterday.
The Bane Valley Butter and Cheese Manu-
featuring company has become incorporated
with capital stock of 5000.
Rev. j. Paul Engbert, pastor of House of
Hope church, has been honored with the de-
gree of Doctor of Divinity by Princeton col
lege.
Reported at the health office: Scarlet
fever at 335 East Wnnifred and $40 East Isa-
bel; diptheria at 10Y Martha and $50 Univer-
sity avenue.
The special committee from the council
to consider the petition of property owners
relative to the Sixth street bridge assessment
matter viii hold a meeting this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock.
John O'C3aaor, charged with stealing
watch from Richard Rapp, boy two years
younger, will have his trial in the police
court on July6.
William George. of st. Paul. Michael Corey.
of Elbow Lake. and Claus j. Gunderson, of
Alexandria, have been admitted to practice
Jaw III TIE leuSEd4 COuIta.
The funeral of Thomas Smith, who was
Dn of the elerks-of the government building,
occurred yesterday afternoon. The remains
were buried at Fort Smelling with military
Eonors.
The builders exchange of st, Paul filed
amended articles of Incorporation in the of
fee of the secretary of state Yesterday. i'll
which provision is made to issue stocki in the
sum of 81, 200.
The new counsel for the Northwestern
road in southern Minnesota, Leslie J..
Brown. of Winona, is thirty-three years of
age and was for five years past a partner
with John a. Reyes.
B. F. Morgan. the South St Paul saloon
keeper arrested on charge of highway rob-
berry, gave bonds in the sum of $3.50 for his
appearance i'll the police court on July 6, at
which time the preliminary examination will
be held
Until further notice the service Sunday
evening at st. Pauls Episcopal church, cor
ner of Ninth and Olive Streets viii take
place at ; o'clock, instead Of 7:30 and will
consist of full choral evensong without SER
mon. Strangers are cordially invited to at
tend.
The city of st. Cloud has accepted the pro-
visions of the new charter provisions giving
inceasad powers to municipal corporations
and authorizing the issuance of city bonds
for certain purposes. The notice of accept
ance was filed with the secretary of state
yesterday.
The Northern Steamship companys four
new steel steamers are each to be 40 feet
long, on the model of the two now being
built by the Globe Iron works These six
will, eventually. give the Great Northern
railway steamer daily between Duluth and
Buffalo.
DR.. H. Hensoldt of the school of mines,
Columbia college. New York, is in the city.
and will give an address at the rooms of the
theosophical society, 107 Globe building, this
evening at o'clock. He will speak on his
experiences in Burmah. India All interested
are welcome.
An autopsy was held yesterday upon the
body of Frederick Olsen. who died at the city
hospital. Doctors ]. Talbot Jones, G a.
REM and Il resident physicians of the hos
p'tll conduct the examination. which
showed that Mr.. Olsen died of pulmonary
tuberculosis. He was twenty-six years of
age. The remains are at Mccarthy & Dom
nelly's.
The three men. Edward Flanagan, Pete
on suspicion of having stolen a lot OF clothing
and boots and shoes which they were offer
ing for sale. we've arraigned in the police
court yesterday. Flanagan was not brought
TO court but was released after being kept
over night. CANNED and Haggenmiler were
charged with vagrancy, and both given thirty
tays IN the workhouse.
Peter Murphy. hotel runner, was fined
N ri ard n
orderly conduct Murphy tackled farmer
who was passing along Sibley street, and
wanted to sell the granger suit of clothes.
In the conversation which followed Murphy
talked very loud and abused the visitor to the
city. A policeman who took hand was ad
vised to attend to his own business but in
stead arrested Murphy.
Sergeant Zlrklebach and Patrolman Del
losso last night arrested William Bishop,
James Flynn aud John Clark, who were ran
sacking the residence at 314 West Third
street. The occupants of the house were not
at home. and the thieves having gained en-
trance through a rear window, were search
ing the place when discovered by the Of
ficers. When searched at the station two
watches ana a bag full of trinkets, which
had been taken from the house. were found
in their possession. The trio are young fell
lows ana live here.
T. c. Tyrrell a clerk in the Omaha freight
yards in East ST. Paul, is reported missing.
About two weeks ago Tyrrell. who lives with
his wife and family at 431 Mount Ida street,
left on trip to Duluth and Brainerd. ex-
pecting to return III three or four days.
Since then nothing has been heard from
: him. and his wife, who Is in delicate con-
dition, is greatly distressed at his absence.
Tyrrel is about thirty years old, and is finan
cial officer of one of the lodges of Foresters
in this city. The police we're notified of the
disappearance yesterday by friends of the
missing man.
''The Planters Wife, will be seen for the
last times Saturday At the matinee the
ma Augment has arranged 10 serve all who
attend tt Aliens ice cream between the
acts, I'd Saturday matinee will be known as
an ice cream matinee, and will be the first
ever given in this city. The Edge of So
ciq next week 8 play which will be the
ii S adaptation of Alexander Dumas lie
Demi- Monde" seen in this city, win have its
cast of characters headed by Carrie Turner
and J. H. Gilmour, and it should prove all
attraction that will draw good houses if the
success of the various adaptations that have
been played throughout the country the past
season is 10 be taken as indicative of what
Mr.. Lifts company will do, as all the char
acters will be exceedingly we'll distributed.
H. She is afraid
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