St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-25

obtain quorum last night, and another at
tempt will be held on Thursday night.
The state library yesterday received vol
umes 81 and 90 of the North Carolina re-
ports and the laws of 1885 of that state.
Twelve births and five deaths were re-
ported at the health Office yesterday.
Twelve births were reported on Sunday.
The railroad and warehouse commission
ers have appointed Herbert G. Spearin of
Pennington to be assistant wei ghmaSter at
Duluth.
On Wednesday morning Ed Hawkins
will be examined by Judge Cory on the
charge of aSsaulting Lane with dangerous
weapon.
\ certain lot of cloth in the possession of
James Pickey is claimed by NJ. Won Keller
81 Co. Yesterday suit was fled in which
S2l1.25 is demanded.
Thomas Butler and man named MOrri-
son were arrested on a warrant by Officer
Gruber last night. The two of them were
charged with diSOrderly conduct.
The st. Paul societies were given fitting
reception on their return from Winona yes
terday afternoon, where they secured a long
list of prizes, among others being the turn
veTein prize.
SergtS Hanft and Lowell have again
been placed on duty on the upper division
of the city, while Sergts ROuleau and
Murphy once more perform service on the
lower division.
Richard jackson, who was arrested for
abusing an English woman. who, according
TO her story, he induced to leave the old
country, was sent to the wOrkhOuSe for
sixty days yesterday.
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sons of Iva Jensen, 743 Dayton avenue,
StTayed from home. After being out all
night they were found yesterday by Peter
Lesley and returned to their home
Superintendent Wright wishes all per-
sons living near the various school houses,
DESTROYS Of procuring school teachers for
bOarders, to send him their names and
terms 50 that he can make the necessary
arrangements for them.
A newSbOy named Robert BiddbuTy,
whose home is at 9l5 Margaret street, was
struck by carriage just as he jumped oil
the rear end OF Il street car last night and
had his shOlder-blade broken. DR.. j. Z.
MarkOe attended him.
j. i. Fox & Co.. plumbers and dealers
in steam heating supplies at 291 Sibley
street. made an assignment yesterday to
have carried about 81. coo worth of stock.
and its liabilities are unknown. They were
rated fairly in business circles.
Internal revenue taxpayers do not seem
to comprehend that the revenue Office has
changed hands. Yesterday a number of
checks We're sent in payable to William
Biekel. Mr.. Biermann has charge of the
Office now, and all communications and
checks should be in the new officials name.
An intelligent young German boy was
sent 20 the city hall by Officer Sullivan last
night for protection. He ran away from
his home, near Litchfeld, Sunday night,
because his Stepfather, Philip KOerger, hit
him on the head with club for pulling a
few plumS. His name is Fred PeTSchOn.
lie will be sent home to-day.
\ half crazy refugee, Meyer Keysburg.
violently assaulted Rev. Dr.. WechSler, the
Jewish rabbi, on Seventh street yesterday
afternoon, DIR. WechSler in Self-defense
struck KeySburg with his walking stick,
when Officer Daley came along and placed
them both under arrest. The matter comes
up in the municipal court this morning.
Emil Richter of Little Canada was
brought to the police station last night by
Constable Bower and locked up on the
charge Of reckless driving. \ few weeks
ago Richter was driving on Rice street,
when lac collided with another driver. The
horse of the latter was instantly killed.
Search was made at the time for Richter.
but he could not be found.
On Sunday afternoon the store of T. F.
Birmingham, East Seventh street, was bur
glariZed and Sl4 in money stolen. Richard
Evans and Edward DOran, two boys about
l. years old. were suspected of the OffenSe.
Last night Special Officer ROdy came across
the boys sleeping in barn and arrested
them. when they at once admitted the theft.
They were taken to the police station.
The ladies of Dayton's bluff have
chartered the LOngfellOw and barge for a
moonlight excursion on the river WedneS-
day evening, Aug. %, the proceeds to be for
| the benefit Of the Episcopal chapel on the
bluff \ band will be in attendance and a
good time is expected. The boat will leave
l the levee at foot of Sibley street ut $50 p.
III. Tickets can be procured at Gilbert x
/ WOOdbuTy'S, Portland block, or at the boat.
On the 9th of last September Charles f.
/ Tabor fell over the improvement on the
/ Seventh street sidewalk, near WabaSha
/ street. breaking his right leg and injuring
I his thigh. He was laid UP thereby until
March l, and yesterday brought suit against
/ the city asking Sll.244. said sum represent
/ Ing the amount of his doctors bill and sal
| AIRY, as well as the extent OF the injury.
Tabor was All employe of Wilder &Co. at
salary OF =. 900 n year.
In the United States court yesterday
I Thomas {. Powers. ct. al, made a COM
/ plant against Isaac G.. Baker, ct. al, in
/ equity, and ask that a subpoena be issued
requiring the defendants To appear and an
/ swer citations. The difference grows out
/ of q steamer dry-dOcked at Bismarck slip
/ ping hemOoFings and sliding inc the wafer.
| thereby sinking another vessel. Suits were
/ instituted against the owners of the dry
locked boat and also against the owners of
I the dock.