St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-12
GLOHULES.


Scarlet fever is reported on Summit ave-
nue.,
Three deaths were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
Internal revenue collections yesterday
amounted TO 81, 422.50.
Peter Zobach was fined s25 yesterday for
the larceny of some carpenters tools.
The water board shut off the water yes
terday from forty delinquent taxpayers.
A special meeting of the board of educa-
ton will be held on Monday evening to con-
slider bids for heating.
j. Mcdonald was arrested on the corner
of Third and Jackson streets last evening,
for stealing piece of cloth.
Mrs. Genette and Miss Fannie Kiser of
Keokuk are visiting the family of Oscar b.
Kille, at 40 Ashland avenue.
Frank Keller's suit against the Minneap-
oils d St Louis railroad was on before
Judge Wilkin again yesterday.
The governor and staff and state officers
will attend the encampment of the First
regiment at White Bear on Monday.
Meat Inspector Lamb condemned forty
hams yesterday stored in a building on the
corner of Pearl and Jackson streets.
The several cases of w. A. Culbertson
against A. o. Bailey were yesterday stricken
| on the special term calendar by Judge Brill.
Hon. Adolph Biermann was in the city
yesterday and filed his bonds, which were
forwarded to the department at Washing
ton.
Plymouth church Sunday school will take
its annual picnic at Minnetonka this week.
The report is expected to-day and a good
time anticipated.
A lad named Haley was run over on
Washington street, near Rice street, last
evening. His only injury was slight
cut on the head.
The explosion of lamp in Storer's gro
Gerry store, West Seventh street, caused an
alarm Of fire to be turned in at 1920 o'clock
last night. No damage was done.
CDr. Dana expects to supply his pulpit this
summer, save possibly two weeks, when he
may accompany Robert West, the Chicago
| journalist, and party over the Northern
| Pacific railroad.
Inspector Hays has returned from Lake
City, and will go to Minneapolis on Mon
day to inspect the boiler intended for a new
boat to be put on Big Stone lake by the
Chicago, Milwaukee II st. Paul road.
The board of public works in a body Wis
tied Minnehaha street. between Seventh
and Burr streets, yesterday, for the purpose
of noting the condition of that street before
making the assessment for a proposed
change of grade.
A telegram was received by Chief Clark
yesterday from the chief of police of Hast
ings stating that the body of a boy had
been found in the river at that place. 1t is
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drowned in st. Paul few days ago.
Commissions were issued yesterday by
Adit. Gen. MacCarthy to George w. Dryer as
first lieutenant Of Company !, Second regi-
ment, promoted from second lieutenant;
and to John A. johnson as second lieu
tenant. vice Dryer, promoted, both of St.
Peter.
While Mr.. NJ. w. Brown and his wife
were riding slowly along on University ave
nue. Friday afternoon, some half drunken,
reckless fellow drove up behind them and
against one of the hind wheels of Mr.
Browns buggy in such way as to upset
the latter, throwing out the occupants. The
former was very severely injured, though
not fatally.
Frank HerZlicE sues the German Fire In
suranee company of. PittSburg for 81, 900,
the amount of a policy on his tailoring
stock, which was destroyed by fire in March
last. HerZlick. it will be TecOllected. was
arrested at the time on suspicion of setting
fire TO the premises, on jackson street near
Eighth.
The Gospel Temperance union will hold
a meeting this evening at s o'clock. Sing
ing, conducted by Mr.. ii. w. Springer,
with Mrs. Brinkerhof as accompanist
Short talks will be made by MesSrs. Rogers,
Sundbeck and Others. The Scandinavian
meeting will occur Monday at p. H., and
a social religious meeting Tuesday at D. m.
A public installation of officers of the
African grand lodge A. +. & A. VI. for the
Iowa jurisdiction will be held on the even
ing of July 16 at Music hall. The Rev. c..
W. Newton will deliver an address of vel
come, after which there will be a festival
and promenade concert under the auspices
of ]. X. Hilyard of Minneapolis and Pho
neer lodge of st. Paul. Mayor Rice will
receive the grand lodge in Market hall at 8
o'clock.
A delegation of the Sons of Veterans,
st. Paul Camp No. /. Capt. Z. II. Milham,
commanding, with the drum corps of the
Sons of Veterans, will wait upon and es-
cort Acker post, G. A. r., from their quar-
tiers, on Monday evening at 7:45 o'clock, to
the st. Paul camp on Jackson street
Acker post will assemble at the post room
in full uniform at 1880 to meet the boys and
attend their campfire. The old vets think
a great deal of their sons, and jolly time
is anticipated.
Copies of letters patent for a block pave
ment. granted to James Kerr, We're yester-
day filed with District Clerk Bell, together
with the affidayits of the officials of the
company, which proposes to lay the pave
ment in this city. The company is the
Twin City Improvement company, of
which Gen. w. Cross is president and
William Crooks is secretary. The law re-
quires the copy of letters patent TO be filed
with the county clerk, and makes it incum-
bent upon the latter 10 send certificate 10
the patent Office notifying them of the
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