St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-28
GLOBULES.

lie cOllecIlOIlS OF INTERNAL revenue yes
terday were SS60.16.
Scarlet fever has appeared at sos Free
mont street and 9O7 Burr street.
4 meeting of the board of health has
been called for this afternoon Mt O'Clock.
Four deaths, three births and one mar
Tiage were reported at the health Office yes
terday.
Ware & Malcolm bring suit on promis-
/ sorry note for S106 against Louis Fahen-
stack.
James O'Mara was arrested yesterday af-
ternoon by Officer Gruber for disOrderly
conduct.
John r. Nichols has brought suit against
Lyman and F. l.. Daggett ON promiSsory
note for S222.7O.
The sheriff levied on a lot of horses and
carriages belonging TO Mike Smith yeSter-
day for debt of $500.
Fifty-two police officers received an
hours drill at ArmOry hall yesterday after
noon under command of Lieut.. Morgan and
Officer Feise.
The No. fire engine. which has been
away for repairs, arrived yesterday and was
satisfactorily tested on the corner of Ninth
and Minnesota streets.
The st. Paul Foundry company yesterday
hled complaint against Amherst III.
W uder asking SS25. representing the amount
OF an order for services performed.
Sheriff Richter left last night. in COM
pany with'a number of county Sheriffs from
this state, to witness the hanging of John
NiSeman at Duluth this afternoon.
Richard Grams and Onward DOran. the
boys arrested for burglarizing an East
Seventh street store on Sunday night last,
have been sent to the reform school.
4 fight between ID. Horton and Lincoln
Overhaul was stopped yesterday by Officer
Lannigan, who arrested the couple and took
them to the lookup. Horton put up $50
bail.
Through the efforts of a lady residing on
Dayton avenue and the kindness of her
friends, most enjoyable picnic was yester-
day given at Lake Elmo 20 the Sunday
school children of Christ church chapel.
George Warner and Julia A. Kronsinskv.
Frank Boyd and Maggie Thelen, Ludwig
Burgerad and Julia KIM, L. p. Olson and
Agneta Larson Yesterday obtained marriage
licenses.
Thompson &c Pierce. doing a hardware
business at SIG Rice street. made an assign
ment yesterday to Freeman p. Strong. The
assets are placed ut about SO, 900; liabilities
unknown.
For the benefit of numerous inauirers it
is announced that the public schools will
open Monday. Sept. Z, and close Tuesday
night for the week, to give everybody
chance to go TO the fair.
Richard Evans and Edward Dorm were
taken 10 the reform school yesterday BY the
sheriff. The lads are from Winnipeg, and
have been moved along from town to town
until they reached this city.
y One-and-One-half story frame house at
SOB East Fourth street. occupied as store
house by the Northern Pacific railroad.
caught on fire yesterday morning. but was
saved by the fire department with trifing
damage to the building.
Sarah A. Golden yesterday entered suit
against Fred Richter sheriff of the county.
and Henry NachtScheim, asking S5O. 600
judgment by reason of the sale of the Col
den restaurant in May last. Mrs. Golden
claimed TO be the owner OF the property.
The Dayfeld-Kelly assault case flashed
in the pan yesterday. McGOvern. the man
driving the rig ut the time, put up S25 for
telling bayfield, to jump out and beat Kelly.
but bayfield, the aSSailant was discharged
because Kelly did not want TO prosecute
him.
The excursion on the river last evening.
given by the ladies for the benefit of the
Episcopal chapel on DaytOn'S bluff, was an
enjoyable AFFAIR. Only about 200 were
present on account of the unfavorable
weather, but those that did attend enjoyed
a delightful evening, and pronounced it the
best excursion of the season. Great credit
+ due the ladies' for their management of
the affair.
The GLOBE has received n card from
Meyer Gunzberg, recently implicated in a
case of personal assault upon Rabbi Weeks
Ter. In it Mr.. Gunzberg states that he
committed great wrong and injustice to
Dr. WechSler, whom he assaulted cause
leSSly and in the heat of passion. and ac-
cuSes himself of outrageous ingratitude in
committing the assault when DR.. Wechsler
had been great friend to him.