St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-07
GLOBULES.

The county commissioners meet this
morning.
The city council will meet in regular
session tonight
The board of health will meet this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Seven deaths were reported at the health
Office yesterday, and three on Sunday.
Diphtheria disappeared at Cos Columbia
street and on State street opposite No. 60.
P. Cavanaugh, the man suspected of
arson, will be examined tomorrow morn
ing.
The committee on claims met yesterday
afternoon and transacted some routine buSi-
ness.
The city treasurer was busy yesterday
paying on certificates OF school indebted
ness.
George d. Bryson ana John Cooney were
taken TO Saltwater yesterday to serve their
respective sentences.
The remains of Adam Reindt, one of the
boys drowned near the leyee on Friday,
were recovered yesterday.
A meeting of the Fire Department asso-
citation has been called to take place in the
court house this morning.
The vacancy on the police force created
by the dismissal of Axel V. Evers has been
filed by the appointment of Louis Swan
son.
A comely young German girl named
Appotonia Walter, living on the levee, has
laid charge OF seduction against Peter
Wolfgruber of 90 Richmond street.
John Wagner, the German, who shot
Frank Peters in West St Paul, was ar
Taigned in the municipal court yesterday
and was remanded until Wednesday.
William Hollis, the hack driver who was
arrested for killing horse, was before Judge
Cory yesterday and remanded until
Wednesday, with bail fixed at $500.
Union y. Bethel of Indiana, formerly on
the board of review of the pension Office.
has been detailed as special examiner and
ordered to report for duiy at st. Paul dis
trict.
A country team belonging to john A.
Kelly ran away in WestSt. Paul yesterday.
In their flight the horses cOllided with Mart
Mmney's team and oneof them was badly
injured.
Johnnie Finn, years. strayed away
from his home, at 155 East Fifth street,
yesterday afternoon, but was found about
o'clock at the corner of Seventh and
Willius.
Owing to the lack Of a quorum at the
meeting of the Taxpayers association last
evening no business was transacted. An
adjournment was consequently made to the
evening of the first Monday in August.
Peter Langen was THROWN from his car
rage yesterday and painfully injured about
the right side and shoulder besides receiving
several scratches abolt his face. he was
taken TO his residence on CORTLAND street.
Tia amount of work done in the abstract
clerks Office was heavier during the month
of June than for any previous month in the
| history of the Office. Clerk Vervais has
been doing the work With the same clerical
force heretofore in the office.
At the cricket match at White Bear on
the Fourth of July between two elevens
from the St. Paul club captained by Messrs.
A. Z. Knight and j. AdamsOn. the former
team won by a score Of 90 to 81 in the first
innings and 60 TO 20 in the second.
An individual entered Munger's music
store, on Third street yesterday afternoon.
and while the proprietOrs attention was
otherwise attracted. made of with banjo.
The instrument had been left for repairs,
and will doubtless be recovered, since it is
marked with the owners name.
Officer Doraine was before Mayor Rice
yesterday for neglect Of duty. As he failed
to satisfactorily explain his conduct he was
fined. Officer Budy was also up for his
action in reference TO the shooting in West
St Paul Saturday night. He was eXoner-
ated from the charge Of neglect of duty.
1t was reported yesterday that the pro
prietor OF the restaurant in the back part Of
Magee's saloon, at 81 West Third street
had skipped out, leaving butchers, baker:
and other bills. The restaurant was rathe
insignificant. and it is not likely the pro
prietor, known rs "Frenchy." got away
with any great amount of money.
A wrestling match took place yesterda.
afternoon at the end Of the University ave
nue. street car line, between Ed Roe o
Minneapolis and Dick Burden of this city
Both persons are coIored heavy weights ant
wrestled Cumberland style and for $50
) side. Roe won two straight falls and III
match. and now wants tosmeet any dolores
wrestler in the country.
Frank McClusky, Frank Hoxie ant
Daniel Long were committed TO the count
Jail yesterday by Justice William Clark
the first two mentioned for ninety days eacl
and the latter for thirty days, for disturb
ing the peace at White Bear on Sunday
The three engaged in a fight and each car
Tied marks of the affTay in the shape o
black eyes and bruised faces.
A grand assortment of forty-oDe prison
ers occupied the bull pen yesterday morn
ing. They were marshaled in four col
! umns, with Col. Shields commanding tn
: right wing and Bailiff ClouSe the left, whn
detached squad of police brought up tn
rear and prevented any flank movement
) that might have been anticipated Ninetee
prisoners answered the charge OF diSol
DERBY conduct.
Last night an officer arrived in St PAT
I from Woodbury. township, WaShingto
county, in search Of trunk belonging
Wolfgang Erlmann, an account Of who's
! suicide is given in another column. Err
, Taaun came 20 St Paul about the last {
: April and boarded at the Wagner house
| 10S st. Peter street. He is said to hay
had about $50, but as only s1.34 was foun
ON his person, it is thought that poSsibl
the rest may be in his trunk.
Mrs. Kent, the mother of the little Ia
: drowned a week mr. two apo has write