St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-23
GLOBULES.

-Four deaths were reported yesterday.
Internal revenue collections yesterday,
S3,O02S1.
The ST. Paul Gun club will meet at its
grounds at Hamline this afternoon.
Licenses were issued by the internal
revenue Office yesterday to the number OF
244.
Deputy Auditor Pugsley is confined to
his house with an aggravated case OF sore
eyes.
Acker post at its regular meeting this
evening expects to muster in twenty-five
comrades to membership.
Fred Morreset was arrested On warrant
yesterday on the charge Of assaulting man
named Cuff. The case comes up to-day.
In the real estate case of Charles Leonard
VS.. Charles Maginnis, Judge Brill yesterday
denied the motion of defendant for new
trial.
During Tuesday night a skiff belonging
to Mr.. Reeves, a ticket puncher at the
union depot, was stolen from dock at the
. lower levee.
Annie M. Campbell was yesterday
granted divorce from Charles S. Campbell
on the grounds of desertion, and gets the
custody of the children.
A. j. Leathers was before the United
States district court judge yesterday for tax
ing whisky to the Mile Laos Indian reser-
walton, and was fined $25.
A complaint was yesterday filed in the
district court by Charles Faber against
Frederick Anthem, in which he asks for
$454, on judgment because of breach OF
contract.
If County Auditor O'Brien gets any bids
for the county stationery he will open them
at noon on Saturday. The advertisement
i'll the official paper has thus far been bar
rem of results.
ID company, whose claims as a crack
company are recognized throughout the
country, will give an exhibition drill al
Armory hall this evening. Previous to the
drill there will be q review and after dane
ing.
The finder of the blue silk dress pattern
lost on Carroll street, between Lewis street
and Harrington avenue, yesterday after
noon, will please return the same to the
sheriff's Office and receive reward.
ID. ]. Harrington of West st. Paul issues
challenge to A. f. Shiffman, j, j. Parker
or any other amateur oarsman in Minnesota
to row n single-Scull race of 3 or 5 miles
for purse of 500, the race to take place
on any body of water in the state.
Judge Brisbin, Hon. Owen Morris, Mrs.
c. L. Tanning, MeSsrs. Charles A. Petit
bone are among those who will participate
in the ShakeSperian entertainment given al
the rooms of the Gospel Temperance union,
5S East Seventh street, this evening, CON-
mencing at o'clock.
There will be no observance of Arbor day
which is to-day, in this state, except by in.
dividual action. The school authorities
however, intend to observe the day next
spring by making it holiday and having
tree-planting ceremonies on the part of the
schools all over the state.
Next Sunday game of base ball will b,
played on the base ball grounds on tn,
West side between the Gem City's, {
colOred club of great promise, and the
QuickstepS, the champions of the city
Delvin, the promising pitcher, with tn,
support of Nagle, will be the battery TO
the Quicksteps.
The teachers meeting of the first grade
appointed 10 meet at the high-school build
ing at o'clock next Saturday morning, ha:
been postponed to give place to an exami
nation of teachers in German to fill the on,
vacancy now existing. Applicants will b,
examined in German grammar, compost
ton, literature, in English grammar anC
the theory and practice of teaching.
The school board having appropriated
500, the boys of the st. Paul high school
have formed an athletic association, with
50-cent annual membership fee, and pur
chased with the united fund the very com
plete gymnastic outfit of the st. Paul Ath
letic club, which is being put up in spa
cious room in the wing of the east attic il
the high-school building, whic, is being es
pecially fitted up as a gymnastic hall.