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

81, 1923.
There is a case OF dlphtheria on Law
renee street.
Officer Call ran In Ernest Carroll last
night for stealing a ham.
Three deaths and seven births were re-
ported at the health Office yesterday.
The Manitoba freight depot will be closed
to-day on account OF the Grant obsequies.
A S25, 900 brick store is about TO be
erected on Jackson street, between Fifth
and Sixth streets.
On account of the Grant memorial exer-
ciSes to-day there will be no concert at Rice
park this evening.
Philip Potts against Silas B. Walsh is an
action 10 quiet title 10 real estate, the same
being filed yesterday.
John Olson was sentenced to thirty DAYS
IN the workhOuse Tor running away from
that place a few Gays ago.
The case Of Gibson, the railway news
dealer charged with larceny. has again
been continued until Aug. 10.
Dan Heather was arrested By Officer
fhlllp Gibbon on a warrant last night charg-
ihg Ann with %disOrderly conduct
Tn West SdieuniOn endeavored TO hold
a meeting last evening, but it could not
Sather IN a quorum and SO adjourned.
In the real estate case of Harriet L. Liv-
lngSton against Mary T.. Ives. Judge Brill
yesterday denied a motion for n new trial.
Information was filed in the probate
court yesterday Of the insanity of Amelia
Adler, and she will BE- examined OH Mon
dag.
The government offices and postofice
/ will glnsa fr,r., 1 .".r..H- .sr = -
there will be no afternoon delivery by car
riers.
The Junior Pioneer association OF St.
raul VIII have an ~eXcursiSn Ia Duluth.
leaving the union depot Monday at $40
a. IN.
Frank Smith, the tea merchant. was fined
Sl5 yesterday for his assault on Pappen-
berger in front of the postOfiice on Thurs
day night.
Charlotte VI. Lewis ct al, VS.. the Farm
ers' ana Traders bank ct al. a real estate
case, was argued before Judges Brill and
SimOns yesterday.
The Minnesota exhibit. which was on eX-
hi6ition at the New Orleans exposition. has
been returned to tie state and viii be re-
produced at the stale fair.
The young people of the Jackson street
VI. L. church gave a social entertainment
IN the pariOrS of the church. corner of
Ninth and Jackson streets, last evening.
Margaret Brosseau Yesterday entered 4
complaint against the Northwestern Masonic
Aid association. tai recover an s.. 800 unlicr
on the life of her husband, Francis !.
BroSseau.
Tie trouble over Officer Collins dog has
at last been settled. On the day liked for
the trial Chief Black withdrew his answer.
50 the case was dropped, and the officer re-
tains the dog.
The latest improvement in the health
office is a small blackboard on which an
pears the daily record of births. deaths.
dlphtheria. scarlet fever and other infOr-
nation daily sought n hat place.
A rough and tumble encounter between
Pat Cole n John O'Niei on Sherbum
avenue last night Was interrupted by Officer
Wright, who placed them under arrest and
shipped them in on the patrol wagon.
Detective Dan O'COnnor arrested c.
Berkton last night on suspicion of larceny.
Bekston when arrested had a valise on
which the lock had beer forced, and on con-
cluSion that he had not cOme by it honestly
tine detective placed him Wder arrest.
Manager Scott OF the opera house re-
turned from New York Yesterday and re-
ports everything favorable for a prosper
Gus season. The opera house will open on
the 18th, with Evans x Hoey in their
amusing comedy "A Parlor Match"
The Minneapolis Outing club Will to-day
visit the st. Paul y. NJ. c. a. Rambling
club. and. after visiting som of the many
points Of interest, viii remain To take part
in the regular Saturday night gospel meet
ing, TO which all are invited.
Mr.. Z. L. Bonner OF Deer Lodge. Mont.
who accompanied the jobbers OF, their
hOmeward trip. was introduced at their
meeting yesterday, and made some remarks
to the effect that Montana merchants would
be only too glad 10 draw from St. Paul aS
their distributing point. instead Of buying
in markets further east. as soon rs equal
railroad facilities were within their reach.
The coal war was without II change
yesterday. None of the parties interested
cut the rates any further. 50 the price still
stands at S6.50 10 500. All the dealers
appear 90 be doing a land office business.
and every body Is buying right and left as
fast as possible. One man went into the
Northwestern Fuel eompany's Office and
wanted 10 buy enough 10 last him for two
or three years. He was told he could have
all he wanted if IL was for twenty wears.
Their business was 10 sell coal and that was
what they were there for. Times are very
lively in the coal yards and the streets are
full of coal teams.