St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-04

! Not an arrest was made for twenty-four
| hours ending yesterday morning.
The street and sewer forces were paid yes
| terday, the amount being $4,000.
| The Irish National league will meet to-mor-
| row evening at Crusaders hall, on Wabasha
and Sixth streets.
The railroad and warehouse commissioners
| were at Duluth yesterday. They are on q
| tour of inspection over the st. Paul s. Du-
| luth road.
There will be meeting of the Crusaders
| this evening when action will be taken on
| certain statements published in an afternoon
paper regarding a recent meeting.
| West St. Paul is going to start branch
of the Irish National Land league, and to that
| end will have meeting at the corner of Da-
| kOta and Fairfield avenues next Saturday
| evening.
| Chief of Police Clark, Captain Bresette and
| the members of the police force contributed
| the neat little sum of S93, to be given to the
Little Sisters Of the Poor as Christmas re-
membrance.
| Mrs. Bailey was arraigned in the municipal
| court yesterday charged with keeping house
| of ill-fame on Sixth street. She employed an
attorney and showed fight. The case was
| continued till Dec. 4.
| Minnie Randall, who was sent to the House
| of the Good Shepherd for being drunk and dis
| orderly few days ago, was released yester-
| day at the request of her husband, who prom
ised to take her out of the city.
Mrs. Keener was arrested yesterday charged
with using abusive language. Report says
that she has made life burdensome for her
neighbors in the Fourth ward. and she was
put under 500 bond to keep the peace.
Charles Peeock, West Third street saloon
keeper, reported to the police yesterday that
| he had been touched for $50 in bills, which
with bank book were taken from his vest
pocket. No clue has been found to the thief.
The December term of the United States
circuit court will commence OH Dec. 10. The
petit jurors will come in Dec. II. There will
be at least 165 cases on the calendar, which
the clerk expects to have ready by Thursday
next.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Diphthera at S95 and 957 Reaney street, sos
Fauquier street and at the city hospital; scar
let fever at 743 Fairfield avenue. There were
16 vaccinations, % births, 3 deaths and mar
riageS.
In the case of Carl Baer, charged with as
sault being armed with dangerous weapon
with the intent to do great bodily harm. the
jury found the defendant not guilty. and the
case Of Charles Oertel, charged with the same
crime, was continued to Dec. IA.
The December number of the High School
World, published by the St. Paul High school
SUuuCuIS, CdDle Out yeSlSTudy- IL Is uHuSudily
neat in its makeup and is full of well-written
articles, newsy and literary. 1t is as well
gotten up as good many college publca-
lions.
Testimony was taken in the Armstrong
Roche mandamus case. 1t was taken before
ex-Mayor O'Brien, Bazie Armstrong, City
Comptroller Roche and Reporter Hillman.
City Attorney Murray represented the de-
tense and /. V. d. Heard the plaintiff. The
hearing is set for next Saturday.
Mayor Rice yesterday received a commu-
nication from Secretary of State Bayard
stating that the authorities of Paris on be-
half of the laboratory of chemistry, had sent
for copies of reports and other published
documents existing in the United States,
with reference to the analysis of water used
in this country for drinking purposes, and he
wanted an analysis of the drinking water of
st. Paul. DR.. Jones will comply with the re-
quest.
Mr.. Bernhard Gross of the firm of Gross
Bros, Milwaukee, Wis, is at Hotel Ryan and
will probably stay in the city for a few days.
The gentleman expresses great satisfaction at
the success his firm met with in the introduce
ton of it's celebrated brand of A b soap.
He says that in his estimation the press in
this city yields great deal of influence in
all the departments of st. Paul life. The
newspapers go to the bosom of the family and
the good housewife scans their columns as a
guide in the management of the household.