St. Paul daily globe., 1885-11-11
and two deaths reported yesterday. Twelve
persons were yaccinated.

and two deaths reported yesterday. Twelve
persons were vaccinated.
W. S. Warner, clerk of the board of con-
troll, has been employed by the Relief
society to assist in its work.
Health Inspector Lamb yesterday con-
demned forty-seven pounds of chickens at
Collins q Co.'s, East Seventh street.
Henry Mott, sheriff of Ncolet county,
took John Reatear to Saltwater penitentiary
for two years for larceny yesterday.
William Blass alias John Doe was ar
rested yesterday for assault and battery on
warrant sworn out by Ephraim Levan.
Charles Defel, charged with bastardy by
Clara Weigelt, had his case continued to
this morning. The child is two weeks old.
George Ainsworth, who was charged with
embeZzlement by II. A. Stone, was dis
missed yesterday, the case having been
satisfactorily settled.
Willie Mcclure, the little son of j. F.
Mcclure. held the lucky number, 1884,
which drew the lot raffied for the benefit
of the Orphans fair.
Diphtheria was reported yesterday at SS4
Minnehaha street, 773 Cook street and 973
Pt Douglas street. One case of scarlet
fever was reported at 662 Phalen avenue.
Patrick Cady, who was charged with
being mixed up in the burglary of Donnel-
ly's dry goods store, was yesterday dis
charged, there being no evidence against
him.
A. P. johnson was yesterday arrested on
a warrant sworn out by Hilda Erickson,
charging him with bastardy. Hilda says
she was seduced in Minneapolis, June 19,
the present year. by johnson.
Fred Gross, who claims to have come
mere from Barnum as a witness in the
district court, was arrested last night by
Officer Schaeffer for stealing dog The
man had several watches on his person, and
offered Schaetfer dollar to let him go.
WILLIAM Olson was caught early yesterday
morning on the roof of Sixth ward resi-
dence and promptly captured and charged
with housebreaking. When Officer Leyda
pulled his revolver ON him he came near
fainting away. His case was continued till
to-day.
In Judge Wilkins court the case of J. A.
Herreia and wife against George Kreck
was dismissed. The case of Cynthia A.
Bohrer ct al. against James H. Drake ct
al. was continued. The case of A. Ander-
son & Co. against the St. Croix Lumber
company Is on TRIAL.
At the meeting in Chicago of the Ma
tlonal Anti-Protective Tariff association
this week the following delegates will rep
resent the Minnesota association: Hon. r.
u. Mealey, Monticello: E. j. Hodgson, St.
Paul; P. S. SmalIey, Caledonia; F. B. N ASH
Alexandria; Hon. FL. Revells, Preston.
In regard to the opening of Como avenue,
from Rice street to Lake Como, the city
engineer said yesterday that the matter was
referred to the board of public works, which
claimed it couldn't find that ANYBODY
would be benefited by the opening. and
Aid. Van Slyke of the council committee
on streets had been trying to get the
property holders to ascertain how much
land they would contribute to the street.
1t is proposed to open it to width of 125
feet.
In Judge Brll's court yesterday the case
OF Merriman, Barrows & Co. against H.W.
Topping and j. j. Headley was stricken off
the calendar. In the case of Nancy Spen-
Ger against Samuel d. Lord. tax-title case
Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff.
The case Of Nancy Spencer against Samuel
ID. Lord and Isaac M. Snow was argued
and submitted. The case of Nancy Spen-
Ger against Samuel D. Lord and Sarah
Manton ct al. was dismissed. In the case
of The Northwestern Fuel Company against
Langdon, Richardson & Co., the jury re-
turned a verdict for the plaintiff in the sum
Of S527.12.
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