St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
GLOBULES.

Diphtheria has appeared at SD Hartt
street.
Three deaths were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
Internal revenue collections for yester-
day were 50, s63.45.
James O'DOnnell was locked up last night
for assault and battery.
A meeting of the fire committee will be
held tomorrow evening.
Twenty-eight prisoners answered roll call
IN the municipal court yesterday.
The police and fire departments will re-
eeiye their monthly salaries to-day.
The police committee met last evening
and transacted some routine business.
The patrol wagon made 265 trips during
June, covering a distance of 1901 miles.
Special Pension Examiner c.. B. Rock
wood is in the city, arriving from Oshkosh,
Wis.
Henry Hansen was arrested i'm West St.
Paul yesterday for assaulting man and his
wife.
The committee on claims of the county
commissioners will meet on Friday, July S,
instead of on Saturday, July 4.
Special Examiner l.. b. Raymond of
Iowa, of the st. Paul pension district, has
resigned, to take effect July 10.
J. c. Lowry, of forged bill of lading no
tOriety, was yesterday sentenced by Judge
Wilkin to two years in the penitentiary.
1.-The Queens Lace Handkerchief at the
opera house again tonight and this after
noon. The Mascot tomorrow evening.
About 9, 500 unpaid water bills remain
on the books of the water board, with but
four days remaining in which to meet them.
The saloon. of Joseph WINNER, near
Oakland cemetery, was closed yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Clewett, on an execution fol
$40.
Michael Cannon has been sentenced 10
thirty days in the workhOuSe for stealing a
lantern placed ON the street - a danger
signal.
The fire department was called out last
evening TO extinguiSh blaze in bush pile
at the rear of Henry Hildebrand's house,
POS Maple street.
a. b. Mathews was arraigned before
Judge Cory yesterday charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses. He
was remanded until to-day.
The jury i'm the NOyes Bros case against
Beaupre IL KeOgh yesterday found S3,O41
damages for plaintiff, and the proceedings
were stayed for thirty days.
Mary Flahey fell upon a slippery side
walk upon st. Anthony hill last winter and
has sued the city for damages sustained BY
breaking her arm. The jury is still out.
The lady who took the wrong hand
satchal from Schultz's millinery store on
Monday is politely requested by the police
to return the same and save unpleasant re-
suits.
John O'GOrman was arrested on Monday
evening for disorderly conduct. When ar
Taigned in court it was found that Germans
shoulder was out of joint, 50 he was turned
over to DR.. Ancker.
License Collector Nugent had another
batch of commission men aTraigned in the
municipal court yesterday morning for sell
ing fruit without a license. They are going
TO contest the question.
NJ. S.:Chandler, United States surveyor
general, is reducing the force in his depart
ment on account of a decrease in business.
and y. I. c. PiersOn has severed his con-
nectiOn with the department.
Judge Sfnons yesterday awarded SIZE. II
to the plaintiff in the suit of the TAYLOR &
Craig Co. against p. r. Mcdonnell and
William Dawson, JT., 10 recover for build
ing materials furnished.
Judges Brill and Simons heard Jointly
yesterday the case of Charlotte NJ. Lewis
vs.. The Farmers &c Traders Bank ct al.
involving forty acres of land on Como ave
nue.. The case comes up again to-day.
\ game of base ball was played yesterday,
on the West Seventh street grounds. be-
tween the Pioneer Press nine and the West
ern Union Night Operators club The
former won in seven innings bya score of
IS to -.
Ferdinand Schroeder, a young German
living at 551 Canada street. is lamenting
the loss Of an unfaithful spouse. Ferlli-
nand, it appears, left his home Monday
morning, and on returning that evening
found the house vacated. He appealed to
the police to find his missing wife yester-
day, but up TO late hour last night had
heard no tidings of her. Schroeder is prone
to believe that the absent one has skipped
with another man.
OF the temporary force of special pen
sion examiners whose commissions ex-
pire June 30, the following have been re-
appointed for one year under the recent act
of congress; G. b. lockwood of Mime
sofa, l.. y. Parish of Illinois, and 5. w.
McElderTy of Iowa, all at present employed
in the St Paul district. Special Examiner
c. F. Nichols of Connecticut, II. ID. Reeve
of Iowa, and II. A Richards of Wisconsin,