St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-24
GLOBULES.

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Collections Of internal revenue yesterday
were $1,001.14.
There are two cases of scarlet fever at
No. 239 Rice street.
A special meeting of the board of public
works will be held tonight.
The council committee on streets will
meet this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
The headquarters fremen were yesterday
busy laying new floor in the engine house.
John Cogan was held to the grand jury
yesterday for stealing roll of cloth valued
at $50.
John Smith has been held to the grand
jury for firing his little pop at an innocent
man on Sibley street.
Judge Simons yesterday called several
cases on the court calendar docket, but
soon adjourned until to-day at 10 o'clock.
Deputy Dunkenheimer yesterday served
| six attachments for jurors who refused to
answer their names drawn on the special
venire.
The census reports are defective in
many instances and it is necessary to have
new papers made out to secure proper ac-
curacy
Judge Nelson yesterday heard the argu-
,ments On demurrer to complaint in the case
of Patterson VS.. Piekenbrock ct al, alleged
fraudulent conveyance of property.
John Bell and James Conway, arrested
| for rObbing man named Olsen in West
| ST.. Paul, have been turned over to Sheriff
| Richter as candidates for the next grand
| jury.
John Connors, John Ryan, John Conway,
Frank Jones and William II. Love were
arrested yesterday afternoon by Detectives
Dan OCOnnOr and Kenealy and Officer Call
for fighting on the upper leyee.
After the Great Western band finished I'D
the concert at Grote's last evening the mem
bers went up to the residence of Paul
KleiSt, one of the members of the band
who had just been married, and serenaded
| him.
The state librarian yesterday received
twenty-four volumes containing the Con-
gressiOnal Record of the first and second
sessions OF the FOrty-seventh congress, and
two volumes comprising all the land laws of
the United States.
The remittances on the June settlement
are coming into the state treasury quite
rapidly. Yesterday S22 600 was received,
and among the remittances received from
Freeborn county was included the sum Of
| 1858 in wolf bounties.
Levy Cohen and A. Marks, under indict-
ment for receiving stolen property, were
yesterday admitted to bail in the sum Of
$500 to appear at the next general term of
court. The two were under bail, but one
bondsman wanted release.
The Chautauquans executive committee
have secured the following gentlemen to de-
liver addresses at the assembly at Mime
tonka Friday next. Rev. R. Forbes, Rev.
R. f. Maclaren. Rev. DR.. Dana and Prof.
Kiehle. Prof. Merriam will have charge of
the music.
The remains Of Collingwood Dean Kent,
one of the lads drowned at Kaposa on Sat-
urday last, were recovered last evening.
They were found at Newport, three miles
below where the accident occurred, and
were taken to the home of his parents, 1876
Colorado street, whence the funeral will
take place this afternoon at o'clock. The
body of Martin Ellski, the other lad drowned
at the same time, has not yet been found.
The board of county commissioners met
yesterday morning and opened bids for the
furnishing Of fuel to the county for the en-
suing year. There were three bidders, the
| N northwestern Fuel company, Smith q
Lewis, and Griggs & Foster. The bid
ders' prices on the various kinds of fuel
were remarkably close, but Griggs & Fos-
ter were a trife lower than the Others and
were awarded the contract for furnishing
coal and wood. The board thereupon adj
journed.
The Minnesota Boat club purposes de-
parting from it's usual program and intends,
through the medium of the press of the city,
to ask all its friends to come to their
thirteenth annual regatta without the for
mality of a printed invitation. This course
is made necessary, as the club has devel-.
oped so many friends that the members
fear some may inadvertently be left out;
and as they wish to see all the friends they
have made in the past and all the good peo
pie of st. Paul whom they hope will be
friends In the future, the invitation is ex-
tended to all who have an interest in their
welfare.