The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-26
s ain T P PAUL.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Diphtheria is reported at 61S East Fifth
street.
The Sacred Thirst T. A. society will meet
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Cretin hall,
Fort and Sixth streets.
August % the l. o. o. F. lodges of the
city will give picnic at Russell Beach where
one can enjoy himself with boating, fishing
base ball. dancing, games, etc.
A house boat owned and occupied by Mrs:
A. Pointner, at lis Water street, was burned
yesterday morning at 5 o'clock. The origin
of the fire is unknown. Loss, $500; partly
covered by insurance.
The case of larceny against Elsie Kennedy,
who is charged with taking 81 from Kay Bel
land was continued in the police court yes
terday to Monday. Thomas Kennedy, her
husband, was discharged.
Judge Kelly held general term yesterday
for the purpose of hearing the motion OF the
corporation attorney to enter up Judgment
against the property assessed for sprinkiing
during the year 1885, The motion was taken
under Amusement
j. H. Dillingham;, the colored janitor of the
court house, has inherited from his uncle
who died recently at Spring Creek 10 acres
of land in Kansas. Mr.. Dillingham's uncle
was eighty years old, and had spent thirty
fve years of his life In slavery.
The annual parish picnic of the Church OF
the Good Shepherd will be held at Russell
Beach (Chisago lakes on Wednesday. July -
Liberty Council No. Jr. o. v. A. M. meets
second and fourth Mondays at Paul Martins
hall corner Wabasha and Colorado streets,
West ST. Paul, at p. m.
Augustus G. Stall, a well-known business
man of Cincinnati, has come to st. Paul and
has been made treasurer of the Palace Fur
niture Co., in which he has become in
terested. Mr.. Stall, after looking over the
stock here, has gone to the Eastern markets
to purchase goods for the firm named
The northwestern camp at Hamline will
close their annual meeting today with the
following services: 10: 80 a. M, lecture by E.
Andrus Titus, of Boston; 2:3O p. m, lecture
by Lyman c. Howe, Fredonia, N. Y; 4:30,
platform healing by Prof. Arthur; p. M,
tests and Independent Stat writing, Mrs. Ira
Wilson Kayner of Chicago.
A thirteen ear-old youth named Magnus
Anderson, was brought into court yesterday
afternoon charged with stealing ~ from
Thomas Anderson. The case was continued
for one month, the court deciding, as this
was Anderson's first offense and the COM
planning witness had received back the cash,
to give the boy another chance. The parties
concerned live at New Brighton.
The Lutheran st. Peters church will on
Sunday afternoon, July 26, give picnic with
its Sunday school at Keough's place, west
Seventh street and Pleasant avenue, near
Montreal street on the Smelling car line.
August 8th at p. m. the young people OF
the Sacred Heart church will entertain their
friends at an ice cream festival on the vacant
lot Maria avenue and Hudson street.
Among the visitors in st. Paul yesterday
was Charles H. Shaw, CINCINNATI attorney
who is a stakeholder in the Palace Furniture
Co. of this city. Mr.. Shaw fanctes the
progress which is being made in the North
west in spite of existing conditions, and In
the near future will make this city his home.
Miss Blackstock Methodist missionary at
Toxic. Japan, will address the members and
friends of the young peoples missionary soci-
cites of the First and Central Park M. e.
churches at the First church Tuesday even
ing at s o'clock. Miss Blackstock has fine
collection of the work of the Japanese women
in the schools at Toxic, which she will bring
with her Tuesday evening.