St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-20
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GLOBULES.

Two deaths were reported yesterday.
Yesterdays revenue collections were
$639.9O.
There is a case of diphtheria at $50
Broadway.
In James Barden VS. Duluth ct al, Judge
Nelson sustained demurrer to complaint.
Coupons to the amount of $40, 900 on city
bonds were paid yesterday by the city treas
urer.
Judge Cory sentenced Frank Wilson, the
pickpocket, to sixty days in the workhouse
yesterday.
Judge Nelson yesterday granted the mo-
ton to consolidate the two cases against the
WinOna harvester works.
The steamer Longfellow will make her
first trip this season to Minnehaha Falls to-
day, leaving the foot of Sibley street at 8
o'clock.
The testimony in the case of Smith VS..
The City was all introduced yesterday and
Judge Simons continued the arguing thereof
until September 1.
A stock of boots and shoes belonging to
John O'Neill, 537 Rice street, was levied on
under writ Of attachment sworn out by
Atkins, Ogden & Co.
Adultery was the ground upon which
Judge Brill yesterday gave Nelson Promo
a divorce from Hattie Promo. He gets the
custody of an only child
Owen Sullivan and BARLEY Mcclure, the
two men arrested ON Tuesday night on the
charge of highway robbery, were discharged
by Judge Cory yesterday.
Two boys, Peter Keveny and John Ahern,
were arrested by Detective Ahern last night
while in an Intoxicated condition. They
were charged with begging on the street
Nathan Stiles, Ed Golden and Maud Col
den, the alleged kidnappers of Minnie
Fisher, were discharged from custody yes
terday on furnishing bonds in the sum of
5000 each.
Officer Heaney was before Mayor Rice
yesterday On complaint of Mrs. Halpin, who
alleged the officer, in making an arrest, had
used violence. The officer was acquitted
of the charge.
Olive M. Dudley was granted a divorce
from William II. Dudley yesterday by
Judge Brill, together with the custody of
the child. The evidence showed William
up in an unfavorable light.
Mrs. John McDonough, Mrs. Martin
Joyce and Mrs. Thomas Curran, bevy of
married women arrested for assault and
battery, were yesterday compelled to give
5000 bonds each to keep the peace.
III. Dennis, the young man arrested in
Minneapolis by Detective John O'Connor.
for the forgery of 1922. so check in Balti-
more. Md, has been sent back to that city
in charge of an officer sent after him.
Emil Swanske was arrested by Officer
1oc or oirr1,f or 81 I,
stealing. At the time Of his arrest Swanske
attempted to disguise by cutting his name
and tail. 10 ,,t.>. so.t,q
T. J. Connolly, engineer of steamer No.
3, was stricken with paralysis last evening
while at his home on Eaton avenue This
is the second stroke he has suffered and it
was feared last evening it would prove
fatal.
Officer James Werrick has rendered his
resignation as policeman on the St. Paul
force. He intends going to St. Louis to
engage in business enterprise. During
the five years he has served on the police
force he has proved himself an efficient
officer.
B. B. Herbert of Red Wing, president of
the State Association of Editors, was in St.
Paul yesterday. A meeting of the associa-
ton will be called to meet in st. Paul at II
o'clock a. M, July 80, for regular business,
and ON the following day an excursion to
Minnetonka, with banquet at one of the
large hotels, will be arranged.
The necessary connections for the trans
mission of Carleton college electric time
signals to the time ball'' ON the tower of
the new chamber Of commerce building
will be made in a few days. While the
connections are being made the dropping
OF the ball at the corner of Third and Jack
son streets must necessarily be suspended.
This evening social meeting, with a
program made up of music, readings, reci-
tations, ETC., will be held at the rooms of
the Gospel Temperance union, SIS East
Seventh street. The several numbers will
be given by Mrs. E.. C. Tanning Mrs.
Emelie Item, Miss Mary Pretu, Mr.. c. l..
Coleman, Mr.. II. w. Springer and Rev.
Clay MacCauley.
A full meeting of the water board was
held yesterday morning at which bills were
allowed amounting to $14. S45.7S. A petit
ton from n. Myricl, asking for a water
main on Wilkin street was referred to the
president and superintendent Of the water
works. William Powers was granted
plumbers license. The board refused to ex-
tend the time for the use of private hose in
the mornings On motion it was resolved
that reduction of 30 per cent. be made
from the present water rates. commencing
June 1. 1885" Board adjourned to meet
June 20 at 9 a. m.
Personal.