St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-29
GLORULES.

Supt. Kiehle visited the institute at White
Bear yesterday.
Officer Leyda ran i'm one Mike McAndrew
last night for disorderly conduct.
Tim Sullivan, drunk and disorderlv.
was credited up to Officer Gruber last night.
The committee on claims of the board of
county commissioners will meet this morn
ing.
The location of the public pound has
been changed to the corner of Hill and Eagle
streets.
Eleven births. five deaths and two mar
riages were reported at the health Office
yesterday.
Promenade concert on steamer Longfellow
tonight by Great Western band. See
amusements.
II. Bowisky was arrested by Officer
Mcmahon yesterday afternoon for peddling
without a license.
Prof. c. w. Hall, of the university, will
lecture at the teachers institute at Fari-
bault next Wednesday.
A meeting of the committee on ordi-
nances and public account has been called
for this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Yesterdays municipal court record was
the smallest known in two months. There
were only six cases before the court.
The board of public works meets this
morning at 9 o'clock TO visit Third street i'm
body in reference TO proposed improve
ments.
Fairbanks, Morse dS Co. placed a scale for
Sumner Bros. and as $50 is still due. suit
was yesterday brought to recover that
amount.
Bridget OGOrman brought a suit yester-
day in the district court against Thomas Nc
Domell to recover Sis which Mcdonnell
owes her for board.
The wrongful possession of lot II. in
block 3, of Dayton's addition. occasions a
suit by Walter &. Stetson against Elizabeth
Rusche and a. Kappmann.
ID. II. Horton paid SIS yesterday for dis
orderly conduct and Link Oswald, his part
ner in the disturbance, went out to the
wOrkhouse for thirty days.
The amount of tax paid by the Chicago.
st. Paul, Minneapolis ~ Omaha railroad.
as reported by Treasurer Kittelson for the
six months ending June so, was S27. l54.2 20.
Auerbach, Finch g. Van Slyck did S94. I6
worth Of decorating on the house of Jomn
WardenhuIg on Grove street and have en-
tered suit for the amount i'm the district
court.
n. Lithauer and John Hulger entered
upon land near Lake Wakefield and re-
moved dirt and sand and cut away trees.
i. j. Bowlin wants $500 damages therefor
in the district court.
Joel W. Harmon declares that the Bohn
Manufacturing company unlawfully carried
away eevtain Notwithstanding TO him. and
he sues for $500 -. damages sustained by
the action of the manufactoTy.
Judge Wilkin yesterday granted plaintiff
permission TO take a decree in the usual
form i'm the case Of Bohn Manufacturing
company against Martin \. y eedham, upon
the filing Of the proper security.
Thomas IL. Wigton. cashier of the Al
toona, Penn, bank. who has been in Min
neSota for several days on an inspecting
tour left for the East last night well
pleased with the North Star state.
Inspector Lamb condemned SOC pounds
of veal at the city market yesterday aud or
deTed the same taken away by the fertiliz-
ing company. The meat is said TO have
belonged TO a farmer named Edwards.
A proGissory note for S2S5 occasions a
suit by Julius Broecker ct al. vs.. Matthias
Laih ct al. and with the complaint is filed
an agreement by the parties to the case stip-
uating that ii be tried In Otter Tail county
In the case of Edward c. and Helen 4.
Bailey against i. ". Peters, wherein judg-
ment was previously entered in favor of
plaintiffs. Judge Wilkin yesterday fled an
order setting aside all subsequent proceed
ings.
William Bushe yesterday filed a suit
nf
house, Benjamin +. Ferris, asking $1,000
damages by reason Of Injuries sustained in
April last from the falling in of a wash
house roof.
John Nelson filed complaint Yesterday
against Alexander Wilson ct al, asking the
eviction of the defendants from certain
property in HOyts addition to the city and
for S25 damages sustained by their occu-
pancy of the tract
w. II. Angel. executive clerk of Coy.
Hubbard. became the happy father of a ten
pound cheIub yesterday morning and there
were free cigars and general congratula-
tons about the executive rooms all day.
The cherub is boy.
In the case of +. Schlaser & Co. against
Ferdinand Fleiguer, Judge Wilkin yesUer-
day filed an order requiring the defendant
10 appear before a referee, produce certain
books and answer questions heretofore ig-
nored, under penalty of placing himself in
contempt Of court.
Abloyska, or Indian john" noble red
brother with beaded moccasins, long hair
and Z whole blanket, who has been confined
in the county Jail since June last for selling
fire water 10 his fellow reds, was allowed to
depart yesterday. the case against him hay-
ing been dismissed.
U. 5. Grant Temple No. of the Patri-
arcbal Circle was instituted at Kasson.
Mimi, Aug. %, by w. c. Wheeler, d. S.
o., of Minneapolis and j. II. Mailer, su-
preme vice oracle of ST. Paul This. temple
is composed of many of the most prominent
citizens, who intend that it shall be sue
cess.
Chief Detective O'Connor arrested Patrick
O'Mealey and George Jackson, two boys,