St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-16
GLCRTLEy.

Landers, the would-be suicide, is still
living.
Internal revenue collections yesterday
were only S649.15.
The committee on streets will meet on
Monday evening at $50 O'clock.
Two brothers, David and Exes Lindstrom.
were arrested by Officer Stotts yesterday
for fighting.
assisted by the Fryer family, about the first
of September.
Judge Nelson, of the U. S. circuit court.
left at noon yesterday for a ten days trip
to New York.
Judge Nelson yesterday appointed Barton
Atkins a United States marshal for the Dis
trict OF Alaska.
Inspector Lamb condemned about six
hundred pounds of salt meat at 2O5 Bates
avenue yesterday.
Thomas Mirly, tine larcenist arrested by
Detective DAILY several days ago, has had
his case continued 10 the 18th.
Tim HAPPIER, an old citizen. and at one
time a contractor, was run in yesterday by
Officer HOman for drunkenness.
Mr.. Flynn. an aged woman living near
the corner OF Rice and Como. was arrested
by Officer Holnck yesterday for being
drunk.
Special Detective Daley foundlthe watch
in Minneapolis for the theft of which Tom
Marley was placed under lock and key on
Friday.
Robert Davis, John Haly and Joseph
Smith, a trio accused of vagrancy, We're
discharged from the municipal court yes
terday morning.
Weld Philbrook and Thomas II. Fuller
ton are disputing over the title TO piece of
real estate and the courts have been asked
TO decide the case.
Goods sold to \. VI. Sehnell & Co. occa-
| sion a suit against this firm by the st. Paul
Storage and Forwarding company, the value
of the wares being S45O.S3.
Twenty-six births and three deaths were
reported at the health Office yesterday.
+, This makes total of ESQ births and IL
deaths reported for the week.
On the Esd of August Bishop Andrews
Of Washington will speak in the opera
house at 1880 p. M, on which occasion all
the Methodist Episcopal churches in the
city will unite.
Patrick T. Kavanagh yesterday entered
! suit against the Mahtomedi assembly for
S2S1.75, repre- Senting the rent due for Ger
tain tents and camping materials furnished
the society.
Charles Kmkle was before the United
States commissioner yesterday for selling
whisky to the Indians at BTainerd. and gave
bail in the sum Of $500 for his appearance
at the October term Of court
Henry Whea ton and James Henry, two
disOrdeTly citiZ ems. were sent out for sixty
days yesterday by Judge Cory. Wheaton
not only got the run" but he received a
bad eye in his row with Henry.
Dennis Sweeny, Charles Levy and
Thomas Grady. alias SO" the Rice street
roughs arrested for stealing rags, were sent
to the workhouSe by Judge Cory yesterday
TO put in the next thirty days picking potato
bugs.
a civil suit involving the loss Of fifty
nine blOoded chickens was heard by Judge
Cory yesterday. The chickens were killed
by dog belonging to Paul Faber. who Is
now sued by Mr.. Northrup, the owner, for
the amount of the loss.
Patrick Conley, the proprietor of the
Olympic theater. has received a handsome
photograph of Aid. Appleton. in Chicago.
with a number of prominent citizens in the
| foreground. The photo will be placed in a
| handsome frame and hu ng up in the thea
ter.
The Ancient Order OF United Workmen
and Select Knights will give a picnic at
| Forest lake Aug. 90. The First Regiment
band will he I'm attendance. Tickets for the
for the round trip will be as cents. children
30 cents. The train will leave the union
depot AZ $40 a. IN.
Al Brady, a drunk and disorderly char
acter who raised a row in DOnayan's
saloon and was fired out by the proprietor,
was fined s. and costs yesterday morning.
| The proprietor of the place. who fired
Brady out with considerable force. had his
case continued TO the 18th by the municipal
judge.
Emil westfeld Of 959 West Seventh
street met with serious accident at the
Westminster street bridge last night He
attempted to lump from the train while in
motion and was by some means thrown
under the train, having both legs broken.
He was taken TO st. JOseph's hospital.
where Drs. Anker and Murphy attended
him.
At q meeting of the state high school
board yesterday the following high schools.
a portion of which were new ones, were
admitted under the jurisdiction of the board:
Madelia. Preston. Brainend. Wadena. Fer
gus Falls, Alexandria. Dundas, Dodge
Centre, Glencoe GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. Torkild Wilson. proprietor OF the Eu-
ropean house. was last evening married 10
Josephine Linstad, the eldest daughter OF
John Linstad of St. Thomas hotel. Mem
bers OF Nora and VaSa groves of Druids,
headed by the North Star band. made call
upon Mr.. Wilson in the evening and con-
graduated the couple upon the happy event. !