St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-17
GAORULES.

In the case of A. H. Lolhker against Will
lam j. Wolsey, the jury is out.
Articles of incorporation Of the Winter Car
nival and Ice Palace association were filed
yesterday.
Articles Incorporating the ST. Paul Winter
Carnival and Ice Palace association were filed
yesterday.
Frank Smith, charged with stealing q coat
at the Ryan, was yesterday sent out for
ninety days.
The grand jury tried TO meet yesterday, but
there was no quorum and they adjourned till
this morning.
John Neiss, who plead guilty to simple as
sault, was sentenced yesterday to seven
months in the wOrkhouse.
Dan Keefe was arrested by Detectives Dan
OConnor and Ahern yesterday charged with
stealing lot of plumbers tools.
Michael Prosseau, charged with stealing a
So whip was arraigned in the municipal court
yesterday and paid $25 to square himself.
Special Officer Doherty of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad arrested Ma r
tin Theiser last night for stealing a coat.
James Thompson stole a coat last night
from Sternbergs clothing store, East Seventh
street, and was promptly pulled in by Officer
Sexton.
Frank Boyd, the man who was arrested
OdUurOdy ulSHU Oh Cuc Suspicion Ol Stealing
an Overcoat from Max StrOuse Il Co., was sent
to the workhouse for ninety days yesterday.
Reported at the health office yesterday;
Diphtheria at 1888 Walsh avenue and 706
FauQuier street; scarlet fever at rs Tilton
street, ITO Tglehart, 36t Maple, 453 Selby and
905 Margaret; marriages, 4; births, s;
deaths, 3.
F. d. Laraway of Moorhead asked the at
torney general if, when q petition for incor-
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notice of an election must be made by a meet
ing Of the county board rather than by a sim
gle member of the board. The attorney gen.
| eral says yes. If a special meeting is to be
held, there must be ten days notice given.
Willie Harris. the youthful horse thief, ap-
peared before Judge Cory yesterday and was
sent to the reform school. The boys mother
was in court, and the parting scene between
them was touching, and Judge Cory and Clerk
Ahern were caught wiping their eyes on the
corner Of their desk when the cyclone HAD
passed.
John Ives, father of the boy who was struck
with Il stone a week ago last Sunday, said last
night that he believed, from evidence that
he had, that Willie Harris, the boy sent to the
reform school yesterday for horse-stealing,
was the one who threw the stone, and he
commends the police for the manner in which
they pushed the case.
Frederick Ullnan, recently Of the Cafe
Brevoort was arrested last night on war
rant sworn out by Louis Wetheimer, his late
partner, charging him with fraud and cheat
ing. Mr.. Ullman gave hail for his appear
ance in the municipal court this morning.
Mr.. Wetheimer charges that Ullman was in
the habit of taking money from the drawer.
The committee on the Foundling's home
met last night and agreed to report in favor
OF one institution to be operated under the
supervision of the board of control. The
committee will consult with the county COM
missioners to-day, and see what action they
will take regarding the matter and will re-
port accordingly to the council tonight.
At meeting of the state high school board
yesterday the entire membership, consisting
of Gov. Hubbard, Supt. D. L. Kiehle and
President Cyrus Northrop, were present
The report of the secretary, recommending
the grading of the state high schools, was ac-
cepted and the suggestions adopted High
schools at Montevideo, Elk River, st. Charles,
Kasson and Moorhead were accepted condi-
tionally.
Judge Simons rendered decision in the
case of Gustav Willius VS.. the City of St.
Paul. Willius appealed from the board OF
public works to the court on the ground that
he was unfairly assessed for the opening
of a street through block 29, st. Paul
proper. and blocks 8 and 4 of Hop
kips' addition, from Sibley street to Broad
way. The court finds that the valuation OF
the property of the appellant is not a fair val
uation thereof and that the assessment so
far as it touches the property of the appellant
is not a fair and impartial assessment, and it
is therefore annulled.