Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-12

There are few cases of diphtheria in
the city.
The district court adjourned Tuesday
after having been in session for month.
The Norwegian NJ. E. Sunday school
chilren had picnic yesterday at Lake
Calhoun.
The City Band will give an excursion to
Lake Minnetonka on the 18th. 1t will be
we'll patronized.
The ladies of Andrew Presbyterian
church gave a festival at the church
parlors last night
James Ryan, of Cahill settlement, will
be buried to-day from the church of the
Immaculate Conception.
The foundation walls of the parochial
school are completed when finished it
will be one of the finest buildings in the
city.
Geo. Benz & Co. of St. Paul, have
placed an attachment on the goods of
Schultz & Evans, East side saloon keepers,
for S357.S1. The saloon is closed up in
consequence.
Miss Lille Dance, the lady teacher who
attempted suicide about two weeks ago. is
rapidly recovering and does not remember
the rash act committed during her mental
alteration.
The boy who accidentally shot himself
through the hand in South Minneapolis on
the 4th of July, is under the care of Dr..
Skinner, who says his patient is getting on
v,n1-- 4lo4l H.
the injured hand.
The International Ditching Machine
company will give public exhibition this
afternoon at o'clock on Western avenue
near Bassett's creek. Buses will leave
Washington avenue, corner of Hennepin.
at . p. m. for the grounds.
Yesterday morning teamster ran into
buggy on Washington avenue north.
smashing the light vehicle with his heavy
wagon. Officer VIM. Daily arrested the
reckless driver, and this morning he will
get hearing in the municipal court.
The lascivious wretch, William Babe,
was fined 500 yesterday by Judge Ma
honey for assault and battery upon the
person Of little girl, named Josephine
Sierness. The original charge was rape,
but there was not sufficient evidence to
convict. The bad Babe paid his fine.
Scott county furnished two new boarders
this term for Warden Reed Thomas Cole
man, for larceny, sentenced for one year.
and James Dryer for larceny in dwelling
house, sentenced for two years. The sher-
iff accompanied them to their future resi-
dence to-day.
James Kennedy is boarder with Sheriff
Stoddart for twenty days, for stealing and
pawning watch belonging to a room
mate named j. M. McGrath.
He who has watch to wear, this he must
do:
Pocket his watch, and watch his pocket
too.
An unprepossessing specimen of the
genus homo who answered to the name of
William Daniels, was fined SIS and costs
yesterday by Judge Mshoney for commit
ting battery upon the nasal organ of
Pete Bassett with dinner plate. Mr..
Bassett's nose was in shockingly batter
ed condition and doubtless he felt glad on
seeing his impecunious assailant go to Jail
for twenty days in default of paying the
fine.
The following couples embarked on the
matrimonial sea during the month of
June Stephen Rusch to Theresa Grevent;
Frank Kolasch to Anna Bacher Joseph
Schreiner to Theresa Lay; James R.
Perry to Ella M. Lombard Charles w.
Gldenburg to Lena Gragert John 81.
Fouch to Chesta L. Read Frank Garry to
Margaret O'Flynn; John Harper to Mary
c. Gerady Arthur L. Hart to Olivia L.