St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-23
GLOBULES.

Internal revenue collections, 81, 1924
Diphtheria has appeared at 400 Summi
avenue
-Four deaths were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
The foundations for the pOorhOuse were
commenced yesterday.
The will of the late Adolph Parr has
oeen admitted to probate.
Tomorrow morning the county commits
sloners will open the bids for fuel.
Frank Agnew, arrested for the forgery OF
a $5O note, has been discharged by Judge
Cory.
The Jewish societies of the city will
unite in picnic at Lake Elmo on Sunday
next.
This evening the Great Western band
Will give one of its popular concerts at
GrOtes.
Officer Bass placed George Sevenour I'M
DER arrest yesterday for shOveling dirt on
the street.
The city treasurer received 5000, 900 on
account from the county treasurer yes
terday.
Yesterday morning information of the in
sanity of Minnie Larcher was filed in the
probate conrt.
| County Treasurer Burton yesterday paid
over to the city treasurer $500, 900 on ac-
count of city fund.
On July the ST, Patrick's parish church
Will hold a picnic at Rice's grove, at which
the usual picnic games will be given.
John Cogan was arrested by Officer Sex
ton last night while attempting to get away
with roll of cloth stolen from store on
lower Third street.
At the meeting Of the high school alumni
on Friday evening every person interested
III the special feature of the occasion is in
vited to be present.
Mr.. George Mckay furnished the state
fair people yesterday with Meadow King
mower, and Mr.. JudsOn says it made the
grass fly in splendid style.
General orders have been issued from the
headquarters OF the department of Dakota
announcing Col Thomas M. Vincent as ad-
jutant general Of the department.
A number of the more prominent speak
erS of st. Paul have been engaged to adj
dress the camp fire of the Chautauquans on
Enchanted Island" Lake Minnetonka,
Friday evening.
A dirt wagon team ran away yesterday
from lower Fourth street, turning up Cedar
to Second and going over the bridge to
West st. Paul. The team was stopped and
no damage was done.
Senator Sherman and party left for Chi
cago over the Milwaukee road yesterday
afternoon. Thetrain Oh which the distin-
guished party were was delayed half hour
or SO at the Startby some break in the en-
CINE.
The bodies of Deane Kent and Martin
EllSki. the lads drowned at kaposa on Satur-
day, had not been recovered up to last
evening. The vacant chairs of the two
boys in the Garfield school were draped
with Grape yesterday.
Everybody seems to be jumping in to lay
their stone or cement sidewalks before the
first OF July, and, as the stone costs more
than twice as much as the cement the latter
has the bulk OF the contracts thus far. The
consequence is that the cement men are
having about all they can do.
Edward Ada, arrested Oh Saturday with
quantity of jewelry in his possession, at
teawards discovered to have been stolen in
Hudson, Wis, was taken to that place yes
terday morning by Officer Leyde. Imlnedi-
ately after arriving there, Ada was az
raigned and pleaded guilty to the charge.
Mayor Rice made the following police APP
pointments YESTERDAY: AXel II. EveIs, Of
ficer to fill vacancy created by resignation
of Officer Werrick; James L. Dudley to
serve as special at Minneapolis 81 Manitoba
railway yard; Col. A. Knauff, special to
serve at his own place, -235 Fairfield ay
enue aa-a
In mentioning the grounds of the OBJ
lection taken by Mayor Rice in refusing to
sign the ordinance limiting the number of
saloon licenses to 900, the GLOBE of Mon
day omitted to state that particular OBJ
lection was made to section 2, which de-
prived the mayor of the power of reyoking
any license.
A meeting of the executive committee on
the late S;engerfest was held last night. 1t
was reported that the receipts of this years
meeting after paying expenses amounted to
$766, which will be divided among the local
singing societies participating in the event.
Votes OF thanks were passed in favor OF the
mayor and press OF ST. Paul.
Yesterday AFTERNOON James Conroy and
James Bell held up a Swede near the west
end of the WabashAW street bridge, taking
watch, chain and what money he had.
Complaint was immediately made to Officer
Newell who succeeded in running ConrOy
down within ali hotir after the robbery.
Bell was captured a little later by Officer
Ringwald.
The body of John Schroeder, one of the
men drowned at the boom on Friday night
last. was discovered floating in the river
near the railway bridge yesterday. Coroner
Quinn was at once notified and after
viewing the remains concluded that it was
not necessary to hold an inquest. The
body was taken to the corner of Sixth and
Wabasha Streets whence the funeral will
be 0tO-day. The remains of the nephew,
drowned at the same time have not yet
been recovered.
Sergeants Lowell and Hanft made raid
at O'Clock yesterday morning Oh house
near the corner of Jackson and Eighth
streets. Six dtlsky descendants of Ham
were ruthlessly disturbed in their unhal-
lowed devotions and conveyed to the po-
lice station, where they gave the names Of
Lizzie Jones, Nellie Peterson, Mamie Jack
son, James Williams, George Haines and
William Jefferson In the municipal court
yesterday they paid $40 each for the of
tense.
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