St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-10
GLOBULES.

The West Side Citizens union win meet
tonight
Up to last night 1000 dog licenses has
been Issued.
Five deaths were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
internal revenue collections were
S1.SS2.O 5 on yesterday.
A farmers team ran away on West Sew
enth street and demolished the wagon.
After to-day the full amount for water
taxes will be collected by the water board.
Tonight the Great Western band will
give its usual Friday evening concert at
GrOte'S.
John Conceal was arrested on a warrant
Yesterday charging him with asSaulting and
beating his wife.
Z. +. Walsh and John Fitzgerald, the
newly-appointed health inspectors, entered
ON the duties of Office yesterday.
Judge Cory sentenced Joseph Graham to
ninety days in the wOrkhouse for escaping
from that institution few days ago.
The st. Paul Lacrosse club is preparing
for moonlight excursion to take place
some pleasant evening in week or two.
Thirty-five members of Company G., NJ.
n. e., of Red Wing, are registered at the
Ryan as guests of the St Paul companies.
Judge Simons yesterday filed an order
overriding demurrer to amended complaint
in the case of Charles Miller VS.. Thomas
Brennan ct al.
Charles VOndelle and Fred Spencer were
arrested by Officer GAVIN last night for al
legged completely in free fight in West St
Paul on Sunday night.
Information was fled in probate court
yesterday of the insanity of Emma j. Bent
ley and Mary KOltka. They will each be
examined to-day at - o'clock.
Farwell, the burglar confined in the
county Jail. is victim of laudanum. He
takes enough in the course of a day to kill
ten ordinary men, when he can get it.
Fellows d Ramsden yesterday filed pa
perS in the district court against S. \.
Walker, garniSheeing his deposit in the
ST. Paul bank for debt of S1,S4O.3s due
them.
Nathan T. Solomon sues the Philip Best
Brewing company for $50. The
plaintiff says the amount was due from
John 5. Barnes, and that the notes there
Tor were transferred to the brewing COM
pany.
Wednesday charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses, was arraigned yes
terday. After hearing the facts, the judge
ordered the money returned to the men and
dismissed the case.
The case of Frank Keller against the
Minnesota 81 st. Louis road was on trial by
jury in the district court yesterday. Plain
TN was an employe of the company. and
lost both lacrS Soma ffroa ono or
lis, wherefor $40, 600 is sought.
j. Haneke, a man who has become some
what notorious for the number of times he
has been arraigned in the police court
charged with croOkedneSS in horse dealings,
was arrested yesterday for similar offense.
The case was continued until tomorrow,
with bail fixed at 81, 500.
Henry YoSt, who has been what is known
rs a ''probatiOnist," has been appointed a
postal clerk on the ST. Paul and Bismarck
route. The ''probationists" are appoint
ments made on six months probation, when
if a vacancy occurs they are given posi-
ton, or more frequently dropped.
DR.. C. A. nepaid SO fine yesterday
for assault and battery. 1t seems that the
doctor caught some boy teaching his boy to
smoke. He happened 10 have a cane in his
hand and struck the boy. This incensed
the lads father, and he proceeded to pro-
cure warrant.
Sam Funk. dude Chinaman who chaSes
shirts up and down a waShbOard in a shop
on Fort street, and Christimen Amenson. a
buxOm-lOoking Swedish girl. were arrested
last night by Officer Fitzgerald for I'M
seemly conduct i'm Sans starch house.
When brought to the station the Celestial
put up S27 bail and departed with a big
smile on his face and the big Christimen on
his arm.
The ST. Paul Boat club yesterday filed
articles of incorporation. The document
sets forth that the object of the association
shall be the instruction of members in row.
ing and physical culture, and for social i'm
provement. The officers constitute the
first board of directors, namely: w. L.
Bramhall, +. L. Macarthur, j. w. Stevens,
w. X. Adams. p. Verplanck. Jr., c. f.
Sibley, L. L. Shackford, l.. NJ. Clark, II.
Il. Dou.
4 building at No. 7G7 Como avenue.
owned by Louis Neuren and occupied by
G. y. BOggS as a saloon and dwelling. was
destroyed by fire at 4 o'clock yesterday
morning. The damage on the building is
about 5000; on the contents $500. The
former was insured for $1,000, the latter
for 5000. Owing to the disorderly charac-
ter of the saloon Mayor Rice revoked the
license on Monday last.
The reception given by the ladies of the
Gospel Temperance union at the rooms of
the union, IS East Seventh street, last
evening was grand affair. Not less than
four hundred were present during the even
ing. Excellent music was furnished by
Mrs. BrinckeThOff, Mrs. Tanning, Mr..
Springer, Miss VOtaw, Miss FaSolt and
Miss Tanning. Judge Brisbine favored the
audience with a pleasing address. Prof
PendergaSt, Miss Sawyer and Mr.. Sephton
gave readings and recitations. Light re-
freShments were served, and all present had