St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-24
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The teachers in the public schools will be
paid Wednesday noon.
Forty-seven vaccinations were made at
the health Office yesterday.
Charles Norton, convicted of stealing an
overcoat, was sentenced to sixty days.
All teachers in the public schools will be
paid up in full ON Wednesday at $3.50.
Christopher Gallagher was admitted yes
terday to practice in all the courts in Min
nesota.
The case of Carlson & Donaldson against
Lauer Bros. is now on trial before Judge
Wilkin.
In the ease of Isaac Dargle against
Frank Duquette, Judge Wilkin allowed the
defendant $500.
Herman Berg was yesterday appointed a
special policeman. to serve at the German
Evangelical church.
In the case of Charles Schaffer vs. Gregg
& Griswold, the jury found for the plaintiff
in the amount of S203.40.
John Dietz gave his bartender, Fred Ga
bitz, a humping, and yesterday paid $40 in
the municipal court for his fun.
Humboldt school will give an entertain
ment on Friday evening next at Liedertafel
hall for the benefit OF the school library.
The members of Division No. 3, A. o.
H., will meet at their hall Wednesday even
ing to transact business of Importance.
All the railroads make a reduction of
40 per cent. to continue four days, for
all teachers who desire to go home during
the holidays.
Ellie Patterson, in preparation for Thanks
giving, stole two turkeys last night, but
Officer Lynch caught him in the act and
locked him up.
A room has been rented on the corner of
University avenue and Mackubin street to
accommodate pupils which have overfowed
from the Jackson school building.
A defective chimney on fire called the fire
department. to the residence of Henry
Holes. No. 735 Conway street. yesterday
morning. The damage was nominal.
At 7:30 o'clock yesterday morning the
fire department went out to call at the
corner of Fifth aud Maria streets. The
flames proved to be in heap of rubbish and
no damage was suffered.
Andrew Hanson, the man who cut Will
hanson with putty knife, was arraigned
III eilC hulllCipdl SOuIt yOotOiOuys ssAlA viz
case continued till Nov. %.
Barney Allen was arrested by Officer Ives
last night for getting drunk and beating his
wife. He gave as an excuse for the latter
act that she was crazy. He had $165 on his
person when arrested.
The municipal court room was undergoing
a cleaning yesterday which it very badly
needed. Until the room is put in shape for
occupancy the police judge will deal out
justice in his private offices.
The insurance on the Haas Bros. pack
ing house, burned Sunday night, was So, 900
on the building, in the Alliance, and 50, 600
on the stock, in the Home Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Haas says he will rebuild in The spring.
Charles w. Plummer of Spring Greek,
who was before United States Commits
sioner Cardozo ON charge of selling
whisky to Indians. was held to await trial,
and in default of bail was sent to the county
Jail.
Diphtheria was yesterday reported at the
corner of Phalen and Ross streets and at
1872 Minnehaha street: scarlet fever at $40
St. Peter and 474 De Bow. There were
five marriages, three births and three
deaths.
The one-story frame carpenter shop of
August Lundnun, corner OF Seventh and
Hoffman avenues, was damaged by fire to
the extent of $T5 last night. The fire
originated in the basement. There was no
insurance on the building.
The water department yesterday put in
the thousandth service pipe. This number
is greater than they expected, but the
weather has continued SO favorable they
have been able to work continually, and
applications for new pipes will be received
as long as the weather remains as it is.
Two horses attached to wheeled vehicle
loaded with barrels built at least, ten feet
above the body of the wagon. with the
driver perched on the top of the barrels,
started upon run up Wabasha street about
5 o'clock last evening. Mr.. j. G. Donnelly
succeeded in partially slackening the speed
of the animals, but they got going again.
and finally the driver jumped from the bar
rels and escaped without injury. The team
was finally stopped.
In the matter of the assessment and tax
alton of certain property for the year 1888,
by the auditor of Ramsey county against
the Minnesota Railway Construction COM
pany, Judge Brill decides and DEGREES 'that
the instruments sought to be taxed in this
proceeding as bond and mortgage were not,
at the time of the assessment of said taxes,
nor at any time, and is not now. subject to
taxation; that the said taxes are therefore
void, and they are hereby vacated and set
aside, and that this proceeding be, and the
same is hereby dismissed"
Fully two hundred people were present at
the drawing for the remaining prizes of the
French fair, which took place at the hall of
Union Franchise last evening. Ticket No.
766 won lot 1, block 8, Langevin's Third
addition to West St. Paul. Ticket No. 40
won the horse. buggy and harness, and was
owned by Mary Christian. No. ISL took
the chamber set. 1t was held by Mary
Gobiel. Carriage robe went to Mrs. II.
Dion. The washstand set to Mrs. F. C.
Futzoye. No. Is took the fancy lamp, held
by Rose L. ZeuguerIe.
Unprecedented reduction in prices on our
elegant large and artistic photos at Swem's,
40 Wahacha ctrnat