St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-11
GLOBULES.

Revenue collections yesterday, s7s4.24.
Diphtheria has appeared on Eaton ave-
nue..
Work in the pension Office is booming
just now.
-Four deaths were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
Bids for the paving of Robert and Sixth
streets are invited to-day.
Maj. Smell, the dwarf, was run in again
yesterday for being drunk.
The sheriff has presented his deputies
with new badges Of their Office.
Sheriff Monks of Msnkato was visiting
the city on business yesterday.
Inspector Hays will 90 to Lake City to-
day to inspect the steamer Pepin.
Charles ii. COmstock is sued by Michael
Hawkins on a $500 prOmiSsory note.
There are thirty cases on the special
term calendar which Judge Brill will call
up to-day.
Officer Budy arrested Charles Kradmer
yesterday for raising disturbance on lower
Third street.
Frank Keller against the Minneapolis &
st. Louis road was on trial yesterday before
Judge Wilkin.
Sam Funk and Christina Anderson were
fined S27 yesterday for disorderly conduct
on Thursday night.
Day, Neal ~ Morse enter suit against
Williamson & Loveland for S433 worth of
merchandise sold them.
Mrs. Emma J. Bentley and Antoine
MatZ. adjudged insane yesterday in the pro
bate court, were taken to ST. Peter.
The attention of contractors and builders
is called to the advertisement of the st.
Paul Medical association in tO-day'S issue.
A lady's shawl was picked up on ST. An
thony hill yesterday by Officer Heaney and
taken to the police station TO await claim
ant.
A concert and hop viii be given at the
Chateaugay hotel, White Bear, this even
ing. under the direction of Mr.. Henry Nc
Lachlan.
John 0usil. the man who was charged
with running of with another mans wife
on Thursday night, paid SIS for the Offense
yesterday.
The steamer Glenmont took out an ex-
curSiOn permit yesterday, in order to carry
the PatTiarchs on trip along the lake from
Saltwater.
Mayor Rice appointed Andrew Larson to
serve as special policeman at Union Park.
The appointment was made at the request
of John q. Hinkei.
The board of public works will meet this
morning and adjourn in body to survey
some streets on which grading assessments
are about to be made.
a. X. Capehart was granted a permit
yesterday to erect a $4,000 building on
Fifth street, near Wabasha. The building
will be used for hotel.
A team belonging to Fairbanks canning
factory ran away on Aurora avenue yester-
day morning. In the course of their flight
about SIS damage was done.
John O'COnnor against John Dale and
others, a real estate suit before Judge ST.
mons. was continued yesterday by consent
of parties to the next term of court.
In probate court yesterday Emma j. Bent
lev and Anton Matt were examined on
grounds of insanity and committed; Mary
kOttka was examined and discharged.
A lady. whose name was not learned. was
bruised last evening by being dragged by
her clothes from the step of Car No. 70, in
charge of Driver No. LIZ, who did not stop
when signaled.
Frank Landers, the swindler recently
sent 10 Saltwater for twenty-fOur years, had
his New Jersey brother send Sheriff Richter
a thoroughbred italian greyhound, and the
dog came by express several days ago.
A fine of $40 each was imposed on Milton
Smith, J. w. Taylor, L. W. Cromwell,
John Allen and Edward Lucas yesterday
for gambling. J. q. Adams, the proprietor
of the house in which the men were az
rested. was fined SIS.
The difficulties between Dr. 0'Hage and
his neighboT, Mrs. ThiebOld. about fence.
particulars of which have already been
given, are still unsettled. The doctor has
been called on TO answer the charge OF
violating building ordinance.
The report current about the city last
evening that Frank Peters, the man shot in
West ST. Paul on July 4, had died yesterday
morning, was incorrect Peters was still
alive at early hour this morning, although
In very uncertain condition.
Active measures are about being taken to
organize the first court of Forestry in ST.
Paul. AL resident Foresters and others
! interested are invited TO respond at once to