St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-19

amount of S2O5. 20, and the latter sue him
for the sum mentioned.
Henry Hanson was sent to the workhouse
yesterday for sixty days for stealing a kee
of beer, and John Thomas was given thirty
days for stealing number of hats,
Mrs. G. ii. Morrison is making quite Q
record as an artist, as is duly atteSted by
an exquisite crayon portrait now on exhi-
bition at HAMS drug house, 81 Seventh
street.
An action was yesterday fled by the
First National bank of DEBORAH, Ia,
against W. J. Cremer 10 recover on judy
ment previously entered against him in the
sum Of S90.41.
The contract and bond for the Robert
street bridge substructure are still in the
hands of the city attorney or engineer. not
yet having been turned over to the comp
troller for safe keeping.
The first copies of the new directory were
delivered to customers yesterday. The book
is unusually well gotten up geographically
and shows that exceptional pains were
taken to make it thoroughly accurate and
reliable.
Patrick Griffin instituted suit yesterday
against the Pioneer Press for Sc, 600 worth
also formally brings suit against the same
institution for like damage to the extent
of SO, 900.
The alarm of fire at Cos O'clock last even
ing was occasiOned by a small blaze in a
house occupied by family named Wilson
opposite Post Siding station. The fire was
put out without the aid of the department,
and the damage was immaterial.
Acker post will have a campfire
social on Thursday evening next at its hall.
at which will be given "reminiscences of the
late encampment at Portland. The Sons
of Veterans will also visit the post and a
good time is confidently expected.
Fritz Williams, a young German living
on the levee, has got into trouble through his
attentions TO young German girl. He
was arrested yesterday afternoon and was
allowed out on bail until Monday, when
his case will be heard in the municipal
court.
In another column is the account of the
filing of incorporation papers of the
Operators Telegraph company, with cap
ital of SIC. 200, 600. 1t is an organization
composed of a few telegraph operators in
Minneapolis and st. Paul, Ostensibly fol
the purpose of downing" the Western
| Union.
George Cook was examined in the pro-
bate court yesterday for alleged insanity. II
transpired that Cook had been favored with
a visitation of COLLINS. so he was discharged.
Before allowing him TO 90 Judge McGrorty
administered dose of good advice which
Cook promised TO digest.
Curtice Il Potts have just issued new MAJ
Of Ramsey county, which, for clearneSs anC
accuracy of detail, surpaSSes any preyiOu:
effort in this direction. The new city limit:
are shown. and each plot Of ground in thu
county has the owners name on it. The
map fills need experienced by real estate
men and Others who desire to keep posted
J. c. Bartholomew. the man struck by {;
switch engine at the Third street crossing
of the Wisconsin Central railway, Friday
afternoon, died of the injuries at 1 O'Clock
yesterday morning. His remains wer,
taken to his home on Armstrong street. A.
DIR. Quinn had received no official notice o
his death up to last evening. it is uncertain
whether or not any inquest will be held.
a horse belonging TO the Domestic Sew
| ing Machine company became frightened OF
| Wabasha street yesterday and ran away
In his flight he went along Cedar street
where some stonecutterS are engaged on thu
new court house. One of them attempte,
to stop the horse. but finding it 10 use
struck the horse on the head with a ham
mer. The blow felled the horse and after
wards caused his death. The street wa
crowded with people attending an auction a
the time. and if the horse had not beer
stopped he might have done a good deal o
| damage in the crowd.