The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-29
S ain Paul
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The Daughters Of Erin gave an excursion
last evening on the Mississippi river.
The Euclid Cycle club will give a social
this evening at the club house on East Third
street.
A meeting of the Allemannia bank creditors
will be he'd tomorrow night at p. NJ, at IL
East Third street.
The Natural Pr emium Mutual Life Insurance
company, of Madison, Wis, was readmitted
to do business in Minnesota yesterday.
A midsummer festival will be given tonight
by the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Gustavus
Adolphus Swedish Lutheran Church on the
church lawn. --
Mrs. Phillip Newman, of Dubuque, To-,
has requested the local police department to
inquire into the whereabouts of her son, Ed
die Newman, who was in st. Paul June 8.
Albert Barnacie, arrested upon complaint of
Agent Moak of the Society for the Proven
ton Of Cruelty. on the charge OF abusing his
horse. was tried before Judge Orr yesterday
and acquitted.
st. Paul BARRIERS Union No. 81, and Min
neapolis BARRIERS Union No. 81, will begin a
series OF three games on Sunday at Kittson-
dale the second game to be played in Min
neapois, and the third at the state fair
grounds Labor day.
Thieves entered the baan of the Crosby
farm, near Fort Smelling Tuesday night, and
carried off d set OF double harness, pair of
buggy shafts, a carriage pole and a riding
saddle. The theft was reported to the police
Alfred a. Mayo. a graduate Of the class of
80, University of Minnesota, has gone to
Wickes Mont, where he will accept a posi-
ton as assayer in the Occidental silver mines.
Mr. Mayo is a nephew of Mr.. Schuneman, of
Schuneman Evans, st. Paul.
The A. o. H.. at a meeting Friday night,
decided to mold a union picnic at Russell
beach Saturday, Aug. q. All the local d.
teresting programme of sports and every eff
fort will be made to secure large turnout.
Unity Camp No. 1861. NJ. W. of A., and
their friends will enjoy their sixth annual
a . Ike lolya ar
urday next. Unity's special will leave at 10 80
a. m, but tickets will re honorcd on all
passenger trains.
Miss Alma Johnson, OF 749 Case street.
while riding her bicycle Tuesday evening
on Arcade street, fell and fractured her arm
The injury was attended to by DIR, Earl, and
the young lady is getting all right, though
suffering considerable pain.
The annual meeting Of Willard W. c. T. U.
was held at the home of Mrs. b. J. Bowsfeld.
on East Winifred street. The officers elected
are: President, Mrs. d. G. Reed; secretary,
Mrs. II. G. SimDkins; treasurer, Mrs. A. B.
St Pierre. Mrs. B. j. Bowsle!d and Mrs. d.
e. Reed will represent the union in the OBJ
servancc Of Prison day at Saltwater, Aug. s.
Peter Peters, driver in the employ OF
Grocer Retzmann, 759 Mississippi street, was
arrested yesterday afternoon on the charge
of reckless driving. It is alleged that Peters
ran down the carriage of W. W. Bossard
$50 Concord street, seriously damaging the
vehicle. Mr.. Bossard escaped without injury,
hut lodged the Information upon which Peters
The remains of Capt. Charles ]. stees will
arrive from San Francisco, Cal, tomorrow.
Funeral services will be mead ar St. Paul's
Episcopal church, Ninth and Olive, Satur-
day. at p. m. The remains will be at the
residence Of his sister, Mrs. William ]. Sleepy,
Bis Dayton avenue, and will be taken from
there to the church, and burial will be at
Oakland cemetery.
Sarah e. Dickinson has asked the munfcipal
court to give her judgment for $500 against
David 1. and De Witt c. Jones. It is set ND
in the petition which, has been filed that the
Jones rented from the plaintiff the Airing
ton hotel, situated at 193 10 1919 West Fourth
street, at 500 per month"; agreeing. to paw
this rental for two years from May s, 1895.
vacated by The defendants, and that at the
time they owed $500 rent