St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-02
SAINT PAUL.
CURRENT NEWS COIN.

1880 o'clock
The collection of customs duties by Col
lector Geraghty for the month of June
amount TO $1,000.
s. A. Harlsten and family LETT last Monday
for the worlds fair and an extended trip
through the East.
John Bohmert paid a fine of S25 in the
police court yesterday on Il charge of selling
liquor without license.
Col. Marcus johnson collected internal
revenue taxes during the past month TO the
amount of S2l5,091.S2.
An important meeting is TO be held at Cru
saders hall this afternoon at o'clock. Ali
members are urgently requested to be pres
ent.
Miss Mabel Kelis. of Sank Center, who has
been visiting Miss Nettie Frank, of $40 Mar
shall avenue, left for home Saturday morn
ing.
The plans for the Duluth elevator have
been approved by the governor and propos
ais for its erection will be advertised forat
Cnce.
The building inspectors report for Juue
shows 157 permits issued. aggregating $685.,
500. and fees amounting to S3S9.50 col
lecied.
Rev. lie Grand Powers will preach for the
First Universalist church. Services in Music
hall al II o'clock. All the people are invited.
Seats are free.
The receipts of the municipal court for the
month of June were So 72S.50, of which
amount S.. 357 was from criminal cases and
S27I.50 from civil cases.
Another granger was swindled out of So5
by two men I'M saloon dice game yesterday.
Chief of Detectives McGinn has Il clue, not
to the coin, but the swindlers.
The committee on streets from the board
of aldermen met yesterday afternoon, but
the only matter before them, the erection of
a stairway on the bluff from DelOs street.
was laid over for two weeks.
The Young Peoples Association of the St
Peters Lutheran Church will celebrate its
first annual picnic at the end of Randolph
street car line July Fourth. Lunches will
be served all day ana music furnished by the
Philharmonic band.
a grove feast will be held on July in the
beautiful picric grounds near the corner of
Prior and University avenues, Merriam Park.
There Will be field sports and other amuse-
mentS. 1t is under the auspices of the com
mittee of ST. Marks church.
The mayor yesterday appointed Ferdinand
F. Rosenow janltor at the central police
now has been a special policeman for the
past few months. He signalized his first
days work by scrubbing the station house
floor.
The records of the health office show
twenty-four cases of scarlet fever and TWEEN
ty-five cases of diphtheria reported during
the month of June. During the same length
of time there were nine deaths from diph-
liberia, one from scarlet fever and two from
membranous Group.
H. L. Hunter, superintendent of car SER
vice department of the 500 road in Mime
apolis. left the first of the week for Lynn,
Mass, where he will be united in marriage
TO Mrs. NJ. L. Fullerton. After a short trip
10 various Eastern resorts they will be lat
home at 24CS Bayless avenue.
ST. Vincent's parish will celebrate the
Fourth by picnic at Front Street park. OPP
posite Calvary cemetery. The new Como
electric line runs past the ground The
"DeclaratiOn of Independence" will be read
and all GRAFTON delivered Athletic sports
and games will furnish amusement. and ali
are welcome.
All the evidence that was taken in the
coal combine investigation during the ses-
sion OF The legislature, has been turned over
TO the county attorney. The reason is that it
stringent than the federal laws The county
attorney vii doubtless take action IN the
near future.
d. Ii. Murphy, of Hart, Murphy d Whaley
returned yesterday from Western
trip, having come around via Duluth. Mr..
Murphy takes but little stock in the reports
of serious crop damage in the Dakotas. He
says the dry weather was believed by showers
in soIle portions, and that recent rains were
quite general i'll the wheat-growIng sections.
superintendent Gilbert, of the public
schools. will submit his annual report to the
meeting of the board of school inspectors
that is to be held Wednesday. He is now
busy preparing the same. and he assures
that it Will show a gratifying growth of the
schools. despite the stringency in financial
affairs that has prevailed during the past
session Of the schools
woman about thirty-five years old evil
IDENTITY Scandinavian. stepped from an
interurban car while in motion near Union
park at 10 o'clock last night She was picked
up in an unconscious condition and taken
to the city hospital. Her injuries are not
thoughtto be serious. but att o'clock she had
not regained consciousness sufficient 10 give
her name or residence.
BY those who are interested in South st.
Paul the removal of Patrick LawIer from the
janitorship of the city hall there is looked
upon rs move of the recently defeated
politicians of the stockyards. who still hold
on TO their offices. The ONLY reason they
give for the removal is that Mr. Lawler was
at church Sunday when the old city recorder
wanted to get into the city hail
The steam engineers held their regular
meeting at Z! East Seventh street last even
ing and elected the following officers: Chief
engineer, George p. Grant; assistant chief
engineer, j. E. Bates; recording secretary.
John kichlan; financial secretary, +. II
Bowron: treasurer, II. l. Morton; conductor
Gilbert lchorn; guardian. NJ. j How; sem
tinel j. b. John hey afterwards spent n
very pleasant evening.
The many friends of John Dale WILDE in
t'rested to know that his marriage with Miss
Sarah Peabody was celebrated Wednesday
June s, at the residence of the brides par
entS at Stanton, Wis. Hon Sam bearing and
wife and Mr.. and Mrs Baumgardner, of this
city, were among the guests present at the
wedding. Immediately after the ceremony
MIR. and Mrs. Dale left for Frontenac, where
they will spend month before returning to
occupy their new home on Prescott street.
The preliminary examination of James
Murray ana William Harkins, charged with
assault Will d dangerous weapon on Michael
costello resulted in Murray being held to
the grand jury in $500 ba l. Harkins was
discharged. The atfray occurred two weeks
ago at the corner of Third and Commercial
streets. and Costello has since that time been
in the hospital recovering from Knife
wounds inflicted by Murray. witness has
been found who is ready to testify that Muir
ray acted only in self-defense and did moi
use MS knife unul he had been twice
knocked down with club swung by Cos.
tello. Unfortunately for Murray. the wit
ness was not i'll court Yesterday.
Any. 81 Shoe in the house for So IS, al
Coverings sale.