St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-08
GLOBULES.
Two deaths were reported Yesterday.

1"O uedtilS were reported yesterday.
a case of scarlet fever was found yester-
day at the corner of WabaSha and Bluff
streets.
A consignment of imported cigars came
in yesterday, but has not yet been entered
at the custom house.
Ellen Gilman and Nancy Davis went out
10 the workhOuSe Yesterday for thirty DAYS
for engaging in their Monday night fight.
The board of public works and of health
held meetings yesterday afternoon. but all
their business came up in the council last
night.
John Geiger will do little service for
the municipality, having received a sixty
days sentence for creating disturbance at
his home.
Alexander's New Digest of Minnesota
Reports is now ready for delivery by II. NJ.
Smyth Printing company. See advertise
ment elsewhere.
The Brevoort cafe on Third street was
closed yes terday afternoon by the sheriff TO
satisfy chattel mortgage of s., 600. The
sale will be advertised to-day.
Miles Farwell, arrested by Detective Dan
0'COnnOr in Minneapolis on Monday, was
held to the grand jury by Judge Cory yes
terday upon burglary charge.
Frank Dick was discharged from the
municipal court yesterday upon payment of
the costs of suit, having been brought before
the court for violating the health ordinance.
During the month of June there were ex-
amined in the st. Paul pension district 1S9
cases, an average of IL PLY cases per eX-
aminer at an average cost of S13.29 per
case.
The Junior Pioneer association held
meeting last evening in their rooms at the
Union block and appropriated a sum of
money to the widow of the late John p.
Owens.
The city and street car officials held
meeting in the city attorneys office yester-
day, at which it was agreed that the street
car company might lay double track ON
West Seventh street, from Randolph to
View.
Capt. Richie of the steamer Ida Camp
bell reports the finding of drowned man
ten miles below the city at Merrimac. DR..
Quinn has telephoned the Hastings coroner
to look after the body, as it is out of his
jurisdiction.
WOrkmen eXcavating for the sewer at the
foot of jackson street unearthed the
foundation of the old dock, about five feet
below the present one. The timberS are
sound and in apparently as good condition
as when first laid.
A detail of sixteen officers, under Lieut..
Morgan, will head the Patriarch pro-
eesSiOn to-day at o'clock. The following
officers compose the detail: Burdy, Meyer,
Larson, POttgeiSer, Roach, Haney, Zirkel-
bach, Rose, MIahoney. Stats, Matak,
Merriman, DAILY, Mcbride, Gebhardt,
COnrOy.
Detective Dan O'ConnOr yesterday recov-
cred the watch stolen from John ID. Pol
lock some days ago. 1t was found in
Minneapolis pawn shop and was stolen by
the Lindeke rohber arrested yesterday. 1t
is expected the balance of the property will
be recovered to-day.
Articles of incorporation were filed YES
terday by the Kelliher Cooperative Car
rage company with a capital stock of
$4,000. The names of those forming the
association are John Kelliher, William l..
Lincoln, William Mulligan, George II.
Schark, George Mckay. Francis Corban,
Timothy 0'DOnnell, Michael Hawkins,
William Mcdonald and Thomas Olson,
each of st. Paul.
About 1 o'clock yesterday a number of
labOrers employed on the Improvements at
the head of WabaSha street became in
vOlved in a row, the result of which was
that they were arrested, taken before the
city court and severely punished for their
free use of bricks, stones, etc. James
ReaTdOn and NJ. Joyce got ten days each,
Tom Doheney and Pete Connolly were
fined $40 and John Kenyon was discharged.
The concert and hop which were to come
off at Chateaugay hotel, White Bear, this
evening. have been put back till Saturday
night so that the officers and gentlemen of
the First regiment, who will then be in
camp at the lake, will be able to attend.
Mr.. IL. McLachlan has arranged an attract
i've program of vocal and instrumental
music. y short hop will be given imme-
diately after the concert.