St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-26
GLOBULES.

to-day.
The board of trade adjourned yesterday
until tomorrow.
The city treasurer yesterday paid the
| school teachers SIT. 500.
The health Office will be open to-day be-
tween II and 1 o'clock.
The supreme court yesterday adjourned
until Monday morning.
The demise of the Dubuque independent.
weekly sheet, is a part of the news of the
day.
A case of scarlet fever was Yesterday re-
ported at the corner of Garfield and Good
| rich avenues.
Peter Hanson fell into the hands of
Ofhcer Lynch last night with stolen coat
in his possession.
| Jake Lund stole couple of turkeys from
the market last night, and was arrested by
| Detective Aherin.
Bray McLoughin and George Hyde were
arrested last night, charged with stealing a
| couple of overcoats.
The case of Michael Churchill, caught in
| the act of breaking Tostevin's safe, was
| continued to the 27th.
Judge Cory of the municipal court yes
terday presented each of his employees with
thanksgiving turkey.
Charles Longfour, who is accused of
| stealing check for $3.50 from John
Cochran. was held to the grand jury.
There were fourteen vaccinations made
at the health office yesterday. Two mar
riages were reported, six births and four
| deaths.
! Articles of Incorporating the Western
Minnesota seminary at Montevideo were
| filed in the office of the secretary of state
yesterday.
John O'Mara, who was arrested Tuesday
| night as an accomplce of Churchill in the
safe breaking, was discharged yesterday
! without examination. $3.50
Peet & Burnham's museum of wonders.
combined with a lecture, will be shown at
Getty's hall in White Bear Saturday even
ing for the benefit of the Gibbs post, G.
A. r.
County Auditor Mcdonald and Commits
sioners Snyder and Peterson Of Hennepin
| county came over yesterday, and were taken
| out to the new almshouse by Commissioner
Hazard.
DIR. Jones received a letter yesterday
from j. Miles Brown medical director u.
S. N, asking for full series of the health
reports OF this city; also the date of the Or
ganization of the health board.
The attention of the Retail Grocers' as
ISOLATION is at present directed to the al
legged practice of some commission houses
i'll retailing goods, and at wholesale prices.
They propose to stopit if possible.
1t is expected that a representative of
the Guarantee company of North America,
which furnished bonds for Smith, the bank
robber, will arrive here to-day. Thus far
there have been no new developments in
the case.
Attorney General Hahn yesterday gave
the opinion to o. J. Wood, attorney of
Chippeway county, in answer to question
if an extra tax levy made by commissioners
to fund floating Indebtedness, was legal,
that it is not.
William Holzschneider, the man who cut
his throat Monday night, stated yesterday
that he was driven to the act by the i'll
temper of his wife. He said he was her
second husband, the first having shot him
self nine years ago.
The regular meeting of the st. Paul
branch of the Womans Indian association
was held yesterday afternoon, but owing to
the small attendance, nothing was done and
an adjournment was taken till the last
Wednesday in December.
In Judge Brills court yesterday the cases
of Emil Straussburg against J. c. Mccarthy
and Francis Martin against Ezra A. Up
ham and another, were tried and submit
ted. and the case of John Michael against
Frank Funk tai. was on trial.
An aged man by the name of Maegot,
living at No. 7s College avenue, was in
jured about the hip yesterday in stepping
off street car on Fourth street. He was
taken to Dr.. Hands office, and subsequently
carried home in the patrol wagon.
Frank Agnew, driver of the street car
that ran over John Zimmerman Wednesday
night and fatally injured him, was ar
raigned in the municipal court yesterday
and the case continued to the 27th. to await
the result of the coroner's inquest.
Next Monday begins the Advent mission
at the church of the Good Shepherd, Twelfth
and Cedar streets. continuing one week.
Revs. j. Graves and j. A, Gillian will
oftieiate. Communion a. M, instructions
$3.50 p. M, mission service 1880 p. IN.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Thomas
O'Gorman, president of the Catholic semi
| nary, will lecture at st. Josephs church on
The Mystery of Poverty. MI. O'Gorman
| is an able speaker and will handle his sub
| ject, undoubtedly, in very mastery man
| ner.
DR.. Jones, DR.. Day and ]. 81. BRYANT
| were appointed at the last meeting of the
chamber of commerce as delegates to the