St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-15
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Carl Oertel charged with shooting with in
tent to kill. was having hearing yesterday.
I The Ancient Arabic order Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine will meet Wednesday evening
at Masonic hall.
J. Il. Black. charged with using abusive and
obscene language to j. J. Hamill, was fined
$40, which he paid.
Mary A. Robinson, aged 26, has asked the
district court for divorce from her husband,
William G., aged so.
Otto Stumpke, charged with embeZzling
money from the Continental Insurance COM
pany, was examined yesterday and held to the
grand jury.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Diphtheria at 436 Fuller street and 993 Beech
street; vaccinations, IL marriages, births
and deaths.
Charles Turner, who appropriated string
of rubber overshoes from in front of q Sew
enth street store Saturday night was sent up
for thirty days.
Frank Phillips and Blanch Earl, who were
arrested on the street in hilarious condition
late Sunday night, forfeited their bail of $40
each yesterday.
August Towsky, who shot his wife and was
convicted q few weeks ago. and who asked for
new trial, had hearing yesterday and a
new trial denied. G.
The Bricklayers' Mutual Relief association
of Minneapolis and the First Presbyterian
church of Hallock, Mimi, have filed articles
OF incorporation.
What was learned in Minneapolis by the
st. Paul commission on the establishment OF
glass works will be found in detail in the Min
neapolis columns.
Through some inadvertance the initials of
Lieut.. Walsh were incorrectly given in the
review of the police department in the
GLOBE yesterday. His name should have
been Thomas Walsh.
Herman Hart was arraigned in the munich
pal court yesterday charged by Sadie Smith,
pretty little nymph, with stealing her watch.
He was discharged.
F. Zahm asks the district court TO compel
John Kelliher to transfer to him certain land
in Mclean township, which he agreed to sell
to plaintiff but refuses to.
Sheriff Richter took two prisoners to Still
water yesterday. One was Nelson, convicted
of larceny, and the other was Ryan, convicted
of assault with intent to rob.
Several members of the Loyal Legion will
leave for Omaha Wednesday to assist in the
organization Of the Nebraska commandry of
the order, which takes place Thursday even
ing.
Nora Johnson was arrested yesterday by
Officer Conway in Dicknsons store for shop
into her pocket before being detected. She
was locked up.
William James, charged with keeping p
gambling house on East Seventh street, was
yesterday fined $50. Eight men engaged in
playing draw in his room when pulled
paid fines ranging from SIS to S25
The second estimate on the stone work of
the Robert street bridge was paid yesterday,
amounting to Sal $780, This makes $40, 200
al, IL.
a little less than half that the contract calls
for.
The ladies of all that part of the district
known as Dayton's bluff will hold meeting
at Bates Avenue NJ. E. church Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock for the purpose of Or
gauizing a union aid society for the benefit of
the poor of Dayton's bluff.
The ladies of Christ Church Aid society
will conduct a sale of Christmas articles in
the parlors of the Windsor hotel, the pro-
ceeds of which will be devoted to st. Lukes
hospital. The sale will begin at 2 p. IN. to-
day and continue until 9 O'Clock. A cordial
invitation is extended to all. There is no
admission charged.
The Dahkotah club of Minneapolis has filed
articles of Incorporation. The general ma
ture of the business of the association shall
be the mutual Improvement of its members
in the arts and sciences. The capital stock is
verse Langdon, Perry Harrison, Minon A.
Wright and Samuel HILL
The United States circuit court assembled
yesterday, Judge Nelson presiding. The
docket was called and several cases were set
for trial and others continued. The jury will
be in court Thursday. In the meantime the
court will commence on the chancery cases
this morning and thus fill in the time until
the jury is ready for work.
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crowded all day yesterday and the entertain
ment gave entire satisfaction. The Imperial
Marionettes, Mons. Bushnell aud Kitty
Thomas, j. NJ. Wilson the expansionist,
Pauline and Alfred Miller, Charles o. Howe.
and the other performers were worthy of
mention. The bill will run the entire week.
The following persons were summoned yes
terday into the district court as jurymen:
George c. Harper, Edward Hammel, Charles
J. Haggerty, Alfred D. S. Johnston, Charles
l. johnson, G. B. Lewis. John J. Hart, David
E. Hardy, Frank B. Jelson, Peter Jurgens,
Herman W. Jansson, S. X. Howes, John
Liedman, A. W. S. Loyeland, Christian H.
Iltner, Henry ]. Hamiin, Richard J. Lewis,
N. P. Ingalls,, 7. Kral, Allen G. Hewitt, John
Harrison. E. B. Kennedy.
Last evening the board of education had
very short meeting, but it did no business of
consequence. The committee on fuel and
ianitcrs was directed to employ an assistant
for the engineer Of the high school. The
president, Mr.. Fogg, explained about the
chamber of commerce raising money for the
purpose af getting DR.. Woodward of st. Louis
up here to give lecture on manual training.
There was some difficulty. he said, in regard
to getting a hall. They intended to use the
high school hall, but it was thought as it
would accommodate only 600 it would not be
large enough, and some considered it would
be better to see the city authorities, and, if
possible. secure Market hall. The matter
was finally referred to the committee on
schools to make the necessary arrangements.