St. Paul daily globe., 1885-11-29
GLOBULES.

GAOB u ES.
| The case of E. Gribble against the Pioneer
| Press was dismissed.
The case of Sarah A. Golden against Sheriff
| Richter is still on trial before Judge Wllkin.
Thomas Dwyer. the man who stole shirt to
| get into Jail, was yesterday sent up for thirty
| days.
| The door of the mayors Office was tastily
! draped in mourning yesterday by Secretary
Dunn.
| 1t was Officer Hopping, and not zeikelboch,
| who sold his interest in the policeman's s Dali
| to Jailor Spiel
| J. B. Carlin was arrested for drunkenness
last night. He had on his person $500 in cash
and two checks for SIS each.
The st. Paul Snowshoe club took its first
run of the season yesterday, having game
of hare and hounds on the Como road.
VIII. Clark of the Boston Ideals will sing
'sThe PALMS. at Christ church, corner of
Fourth and Franklin, at the morning service
to-day.
Michael Churchill, the alleged safe breaker,
was held to the grand jury. His bail was
fixed at 81. 900, in default Of which he went to
the county Jail.
A fine buffalo calf skin overcoat, beaver
trimmed and lined with red, was taken from
a couple of tramps arrested Friday night. 1t
is still at the station.
In the case of G. A. Carlson and Andrews
Donaldson against Henry Lauer and Charles
Lauer, the jury returned a verdict yesterday
of 81, ATT. 10 for the plaintiff.
Louis Guerin and Fred Griffin, two boy
from the city, were skating on the ice at Lake
Como yesterday afternoon and broke through.
Griffin was drowned, but Guerin managed to
get out.
Miss Agnes Huntington Of the Ideals has
consented to sing selection from "Elijah"
at the morning service at the First Methodist
church. corner Third street and Summit av-
enue, to-day.
Melville Smith, father of Walter Smith. the
absconding teller of the Second National
bank, arrived in the city yesterday from
Ashton D. T. He firmly declines to talk to
the reporters.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Five marriages. thirteen births and three
deaths. Diphtheria was reported at 391 Case
street and scarlet fever at 300 Grove street.
There were forty-one vaccinations.
The board of public works were out yester-
day afternoon and viewed Acker, Jackson,
Point Douglas, Van Buren, Willius, Olive,
Wacouta, State and Broadway streets, in re-
| gard to assessments and improvements.
Andrew Hanson, who carved John William
| son with putty knife, was arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday. Williamson ap-
| peared and stated the affair had been settled
| by mutual agreement and Hanson was dis
| charged.
John Zimmerman, the victim of the acci-
dent on West Seventh street last Tuesday.
| was buried from the undertaking rooms of
L. Leigh & Co. yesterday afternoon. The
| City Railroad company furnished everything
| necessary for the interment.
| Ats Joint meeting of the city council COM
| mittee on Foundlings' home and the board of
| county commissioners last night, the matter
was referred to the board of control recon-
| mending that as an experiment foundlings be
taken to the poor house for the time being.
| Martin weand, the man who delivered him
self up to the police Friday night as the driver
| Of the Star bottling works wagon that ran
| over Thomas Malloy's child and broke his leg,
| was arraigned in the municipal court yester-
! day charged with reckless driving and the
case was continued till December.
The committee on streets met last night
and accepted the proposition made by
| Mr.. Lowry to the West St. Paul union, re-
garding the street-car lines that side of the
river. The petition of John Wagner. asking
| that he be allowed to erect hay scales Oh
Twelfth and Eighth Streets was refused.
Mrs s. G. Nichols of the Q. A. c. School OF
| Domestic Economy will deliver free lecture
! and give demonstrative lesson on bread and
| SOUP making Tuesday, Dec. l, at 80 p. m,
at the rooms of the St. Paul Cooking school,
No. 221 East Eighth street. All persons in
terested in better cooking are especially re-
| quested to be present.
The council committee on fire department
| met last night Several proposals for hay
and oats for the police department were re-
| jected. The communication asking for three
! more police alarm telegraph instruments was
laid over. Jacob Firestone's petition for g
permit to erect frame building on the cor
| ner of Sixth and Olive streets was reported
| on adversely.
| There is to be grand total abstinence meet
| ing at Hamilton, Dakota county, to-day. James
R. Corrigan of Minneapolis, president of the
| sofa. and J. T. Mcguire, president st. Paul
| Crusaders. with Rev. Mr. Quinn of Cedar
| Lake will address the meeting, which will be
held in Market hall at p. m.
| Articles of incorporation of the National
! Secret Detective service, with headquarters
| at St. Paul, were filed with the secretary
| of state yesterday. Capital stock SO, 600.
The company consists of Andrew A. Kelly,
Minneapolis; William Devile, Marshalltown,
| Ia; Orrin F. Mead, Minneapolis; George K.
| Hughes, st. Panl.
Papers were filed yesterday in the United
| States circuit court in the case of Robert L.
| Henry and others against John S. Wolf, Jr.,
and George n. Edwards. The defendants are
| contractors for the building of the Duluth g.
| Iron Mountain railroad. While engaged in
| constructing it, it is charged, they set fire to
| the woods. and through the carelessness and
negligence of the defendants 600 worth
| of plaintiffs timber was burned, for which
| he asks this account of damage.
John Wagner, through his attorney, John
! Brisbin, sent petition to the mayor yester-
| day, asking that the city pay him damages,
which, he alleges, he has suffered from the
draining Of water from Lake Phalen for city
use. The lake has been so lowered, he claims,
! that the value Of a water power in its vicin-
| ity, owned by him. has been greatly depreci-
| ated. The petition was sent to the council.
! Mayor Rice received a letter unique in
! point of composition and orthography from
| Mrs. Howell. No. Al South Stanley place, San
Francisco, who wanted him to look up her
| husband, Richard Howell, who left her and
came to st. Paul about year ago, since
| which time she has not heard from him. He
! is 30 years old, short and heavy, with curly
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