St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-26
GLGRUL.ES.

Internal revenue collections yesterday
were S595.O4.
Judge Brill yesterday heard the special
! term calendar.
Five deaths were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
The May term of the district court is ex-
pected TO end on Wednesday.
A youth named Vance Volnor was pulled
in last night for disOrderly conduct.
Among last nights arrests was a Mrs.
Smith, living near the corner of Seventh
and Grove streets.
Diphtheria was reported yesterday to
have appeared at 922 AIinnehaha street.
Swede hollow and 1885 Farquier street.
Fred West was arrested by Officer Calvin
yesterday and taken before Judge Cory,
charged with robbery. He received ten
days in the workhOnSe.
Hale's block, on the corner of Jackson
ana Third streets, is up to the second story.
and the sidewalk on the Third street front,
which consists of stone, has been laid.
DeIectivss Kenaly aud Ahern arrested a
man named Il Ward last night as being a
suspicious character. He is supposed to be
another of the gang following the circus
around
The West side citizens are arranging a
picnic To take place on July 81. The pic
nickers will take the steamer CITY of ST.
Paul and steam down the river to an eIigi-
bic spot.
The matter of cOudemning certain lands
between this city and Minneapolis for the
Northern Pacific railroad came up on the
special term calendar yesterday, but was
continued for three weeks.
\ ten-year-old boy named Tommy Hag-
eny, living at lis Dakota avenue. diSap-
peared yesterday afternoon and was re-
ported drowned. At o'clock the little
truant came home 10 the intense relief OF
his parents.
Judge Brill yesterday granted plaintiffs
motion TO strike out a portion of the answer
to complaint in the suit of First National
bank of DEBORAH, Ia, against w. !.
Crenier, an action to recover ON $50 judg-
ment against CTenier.
Coroner Quinn held an inquest yesterday
on the remains of tine boy Regain, who was
killed by falling between two cars on
I Thursday evening. The Jury returned a
verdict in accordance with the facts, attach
ing blame to no person.
An order was issued by Judge Brill YES
terday changing the place Of trial from this
TO Stevens county, in the case of the Stahl-
mann Brewing company against Bemis II
Mailing. The action was for S2,OI0.64
representing goods sold.
Judge Brill yesterday heard the suit of
William Cunningham against 4. J.. Chris
topher; suit TO recover on a judgment. and
after deliberation the Judge appointed Ed
ward \. Jaggard receiver of all the real and
personal property of said defendant.
The St Paul & Duluth trains for White
Bear to-day will leave st. Paul at 0 a. m,
1918 a. IN, p. m. , p. m. 3:15 p. IN.
GAO p. IN, p. IN. and 1926 p. m, and
returning will leave White Bear at 7:45 a.
m, $50 a. m, 1880 p. IN. and 10 p. IN.
Complaints are made by suburban resi-
dents of the offenSiyeneSs of the various
vegetable and fruit vendors who hawk their
wares about the streets. They are voted a
nuisance by the hOusehOlders, who want to
know if there is not some way to suppress
them.
Hon. Alex. Mckenzie of Bismarck is in
the city. He says that never in the history
of the development of the Missouri slope
was there such fine prospects of a big crop
Of wheat, other cereals and vegetables as
this season. He affirns that Burleigh
county is prepared TO enter the lists against
all comersSfor the ribbon in any agricultural
fair or exposition in the country.
United States Clerk Hills announces the
following assignment by the court OF federal
cases on the June calendar: Jury cases on
pages and > viii be tried on Sept. 10:
those on pages 3 to s. inclusive, are set for
Sept II; pages to II. Sept. Il; pages -
TO ID, Sept. Il; pages Il 10 -, Sept. 10;
pages 10 10 30, inclusive, Sept. 10; com
mencing on page 81, ten cases for each day
thereafter.
Capt. Bresette and Officer COrnick ar
rested four SpaniardS and a German on
Seventh street yesterday for disOrderly con-
duet. They were amusing themselves by
showing the ladies off the street. The of
ficers had considerable trouble getting the
men to the police station, as they resisted
violently, with the effect. however. OF hay
ing resistance of offers added 10 the other
charge. -Four of them gave the names of =.
BlankO, p. II. Pierce, J. RobrecknO and
GuStaye Kupler.