St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-14
GLOB ULES.

The committee on streets will meet to-
night at 1880.
The case of Charles Defel, charged with
bastardy, continued till to. day.
James Cooney got hilariously drunk last
night and fell into the hands of Officer
LYDIA.
The case of Charles @. Chamberlain,
charged with embezzlement, was continued
till to-day.
Musical and literary exercises will be
held at the Gospel Temperance rooms So
East Seventh street, this evening.
Andrew Clark was caught last night with
a 44-calber shooter in his pocket and Of
ficer Sweitzer pulled him for carrying con-
cealed weapons.
Patrick Maham, who was arrested while
demonstrating his pugilistic attainments on
one Redman. paid fine of SIS yesterday
and was discharged.
At a meeting of the committee on claims
last night the usual number of bills were
audited. No business of Importance came
before the committee.
The ST. Paul Arion society will give a
concert and ball at the anthen8um to-night.
A program of the numbers, with STEMS
orchestra, has been arranged.
Fred Lindbon and John Anderson started
out to dissect each other last night, and
stay OF proceedings was ordered by Officer
Gruber, who locked them up.
The creditors of Charles A. Anderson
will hold meeting on Monday next to de-
wise ways and means to compel the receiver,
Frank Ford, to settle with them.
A meeting of the Irish National league
will be held at their hall, corner Third and
Jackson Streets this evening. The COM
mittee on subscription is requested to be
present.
The case of Joseph Malick, charged with
the larceny of a fur coat, was continued
until to-day, as was the case of Tim Houri-
han, charged with the violation of the
plumbing ordinance.
Reported at the health office yesterday:
Diphtheria at 1882 Ross street, scarlet fever
at 300 Grove street. There were two mar
riages, Two births and six deaths. Twenty
four people were vaccinated.
Judge Brill had before him yesterday the
case OF Lizzie Teeple ct al VS.. William
Wander Weier. The suit is brought to re-
cover about twenty acres of land out on the
Fort road, worth about $40,0
At meeting of the committee on fire de-
partment tonight the question Of adddi-
tional fire protection will come up. st. An
thony hill. Minnesota Transfer and Post
Siding will be the points considered.
Mary Orion and Mary and Rosa Chris
tophel. three rag pickers, were arrested
yesterday for stealing carpet from the back
yard of Third street residence. They
will be tried in the municipal court to-day.
Secretary Hart of the board of correc-
lions and charities has issued in circular
form an article published few days ago in
the GLOBE, headed, Three Model 1nstitu-
tons. A thousand copies are to be dis
tributed about the state.
Mayor Rice returned from Chicago yes
terday afternoon, and after paying his office
a brief visit retired to his residence. His
business to Chicago was of strictly private
nature, and he had nothing new to say that
would be of interest to the public.
Charles Stahnke was brought before
Judge Simons yesterday on habeas corpus,
he being held on requisition from the gov
ernor of Dakota. After the case had pro-
ceeded while Stahnke concluded to go
voluntarily to Dakota and settle the matter
there.
I. Thames, the physician who was ar
rested at the instance of DR.. D. w. Hand
for illegal practice of medicine, was ar
raigned in the municipal court yesterday
and the case continued one week to give
the defendant time to procure certificate
! from the state board of examiners.
E. A. Hutchins and T. B. Squire Of
Cleveland, o., who hold prominent positions
in the Standard Oil company, are in St.
Paul for few days, stopping at the Ryan.
Mr.. Hutchns said that they had come up
to look over interests of the company in St.
| Paul, as was his custom to do once or twice
each year. and their visit was not signifi-
| can't in any respect.
| Mr.. j. 81. Gates, who has filled the po-
sition of chief clerk to W. A. Naylor, SUI
| perintendent of the American Express
company. for nearly three years, has been
appointed route agent for the same COM
pany. with headquarters at Fargo, D. T.
Mr.. Gates left for that place last evening to
accept his new position, and shortly before
his departure was made the happy recipient
of handsome ring set with a two-earat
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