St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-04
GLOBULES.

Scarlet fever has appeared at ISL lyle
hart street.
Six deaths were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
internal revenue collections yesterday
were Sl,605.3T,
The street and sewer forces were paid
Sc, 40 yesterday.
The No. 1 firemen will give display of
fireworks from their house tonight.
Officer Collins arrested a boy named John
Connolly yesterday for stealing some lead
pipe.
w. ii. Frazier, accused OF embezzlement.
was yesterday admitted to bail in the sum
OF $500.
4 colOred woman, living at "a East Fifth
street, fell down yesterday afternoon and
broke her arm.
William Vaughan. the man arrested in
West ST Paul for cutting down a tree, has
been discharged.
George D. Bryson was yesterday SEN
fenced 10 one year and ten months in Still
water for larceny.
The lumber case of The st. Croix Com
pany against BelfOrd ct al. was submitted
TO the jury last evening.
Gov. Hubbard yesterday appointed
George III. Clarke of Mankato a director on
the normal school board.
The committee on claims Of the board of
county commissioners held an unimportant
routine meeting Yesterday.
st. Patrick's parish will hold their Fourth
OF July picnic at the north end of Rice's
park, on Mississippi street.
f. Becker and J. Scharff were examined
I'm the probate court yesterday on the ground
of insanity and committed.
Two privates of the United States army
have been reported at police headquarters
as having deserted from Fort Smelling YES
terday.
Peter Francis was arrested by Officer
Matak yesterday on a warrant sworn out bv
his wife, charging him with assault and
battery.
Judge Nelson was yesterday hearing the
case of Union Trust Company against
Fisher ct al, which was finally argued and
submitted.
The charge of larceny preferred against
w. ii. Kinkaid, the late collector of DYER
Brothers, was dismissed by Judge Cory
yesterday.
monthly drive in the patrol wagon last
night. She was arrested as usual for
drunkenness.
John Larin Of st. Paul and Edwin Smith
of Minneapolis. two inmates of the reform
school, escaped from that institution yes
terday morning.
The county treasurer yesterday paid the
city treasurer S160, S92.3S on city assess
ment and SPA, 976. Il on the board of educa-
ton assessment
The 10 per cent discount on water bills
will close after Monday. Consumers will
avoid delay by bringing the statements with
them early in the day.
a permit was taken out yesterday for the
erection of fOuT-stOTy brick building on
Fifth streets, between Cedar and Wabasha
streets, at a cost of SS5, COO.
Mary f. Kelly, otherwise Ella Hobart.
was before Judge Wilkin yesterday. and
withdrew her plea of not guilty, pleading
guilty to the larceny of 500.
The examination of 4. B. Mathews.
charged with passing forged check ON
Dickinson x CO.. was continued yesterday.
Mathews was held TO the grand jury.
The Mascot was given at the Grand
opera house TO an appreeiative audience.
The company will give ''Pinafore" this
afternoon and evening, which closes its
season.
Mr.. a. S. Nichols and Miss Grace De J.
Chapel, daughter of Deputy Sheriff Chapel,
were married last night at the residence of
the brides parents, on the corner of Ravoux
and Martin.
Gustav Schumacher wants S212 from
George Chisholm for rent due, and Maxfield
d Seabury ask S2T2.69 for goods sold to S.
Il. Trip. The district court will pass
upon the merits of the cases.
Jerry Mccarthy, the man arrested by
Officer Sullivan on Thursday for stealing a
team of horses from his mother at Beau
mont, was allowed 10 go yesterday. as his
brothers did not wish TO prosecute the man.
The horses were recovered.
Axel ii. Evans. the latest addition to the
police force, was removed yesterday. The
evening previous he went to sleep on his
beat and while so engaged had his star and
buttons removed by Sergt. Lowell. His
place has not vet been filed
Mrs. E. Beach, $50 Cooper street. COM
planned at police headquarters Yesterday
that her husband had left home on Thurs