St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-17
GLOBULES.

Yesterdays internal revenue collections
were 81. 31452.
Detective William Pinkerton left yester-
day for Chicago.
The alarm of fire from box 81 at 1925
last night was false.
Three cases of scarlet fever exist at No.
$50 East Fifth street.
There was no meeting of the Itasca club
last evening on account of no quorum being
present.
The Western Union Telegraph company
is constructing another full quad wire be-
tween st. Paul and Duluth.
Judge Simons yesterday filed an order in
the real estate suit of Ellen M. Mackubin
vs. Collin Napier, sustaining demurrer to
consider claims in answer.
An alarm of fire at o'clock yesterday
morning called the department to the Duluth
yards, where a switch house and tool shanty
were burning. Damage small.
Aggie Kenneday was removed to the
county Jail yesterday and will be examined
this morning ON the charge of taking a
watch and sum of money from Lizzie Auhe
The number of merchants who close up at
night and leave goods outside their stores is
surprising. Officer Lawton last night found
two cases Of samples belonging to place
on jackson street, near Sixth.
Ed Arnold, painter employed at the
Merchants hotel, got into an alteration
with the foreman of the work named
Foster, and assaulted him.. For this he was
arrested last night by Officer Boerner.
Officer Henry Coniek last night picked
up an eight-year-old boy who said he was
lost, but could give no clear account of him
self. He was fed by the officer and taken
to the hall and the case will be looked after
this morning.
A span of horses was stolen from the
barn of John Malmen, on Mississippi street
Wednesday night. They weigh about 300
pounds each, and one is black and the other
chestnut. A reward of $3.50 is offered for
the capture of the thief.
Edward II. Steele yesterday filed in the
United States clerks Office suits against the
Firemens Fund Insurance company and
the Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
company for S611.64 in each case, insur-
ance money due from them OH q stock of
hardware damaged by fire.
The pupils of the Monroe school gave
delightful entertainment and reception last
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The reception lasted from 1880 to $50
O'Clock and was in charge of the teachers,
Miss Lillian Mcguire, Mrs. A. Whitman
and Miss Emily Haggerty.
DR.. Hoyt of the board of health informed
the superintendent of the union depot yes
terday of a case of smallpox reported to
have arrived in Minneapolis over the St.
Louis road, and the railroad officials were
requested to be on the alert for any persons
arriving in the city with eruptions and to
detain them.
Complaints were yesterday filed in tho
district court as follows: Russell, Guild IL
Co. VS.. Farnsworth IL Taylor, goods sold
to the amount of S42S; Henrietta Jodies VS..
ii. Habighorst, guardian, recovery of real
estate; {. ID. Jones VS.. Ii. Merck, replevin
of house valued at $500; b. H. Scribner VS..
Barbera Burns two cases), suit on various
accounts; Charles j. Parker VS.. John ID.
Moon, real estate transaction.
A suit was filed in the clerks office of the
district court yesterday by Ann Conlan ct
al. VS.. Thomas Grace ct al, to settle the
title TO real estate left by the late John
Grace, at one time sheriff of Ramsey county.
The plaintiffs are relatives of Mrs. John
Grace, who died n week or two before her
husband passed away. as will be recollected.
and the defendants are the brothers and
sisters of Mr.. Grace. Plaintiffs claim that
the property was in the wife's name and
therefore should revert to them. Hence the
suit.