St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-12
GLOBUE.ES.

Excursion to Fort Smelling and Mime
haha; see this page.
Ed Wilson was arrested by Officer Collins
last night for disorderly conduct.
Charles Schlaefe sues Gregg & Griswold
to recover S203. 40 on brick contract
ThomasJ. Price was run in Yesterday
by Officer Cook for diSOrderly conduct.
Two deaths and twenty-one births were
reported at the health office yesterday.
Scarlet fever has been reported at eos
Margaret street and 459 Dayton's bluff.
John Weide and Albert Weide were COM
mitted for thirty days for fast living yes
terday.
An iee-cream festival will be given by st.
Joseph parish, on Nelson avenue, on Thurs
day evening.
James Slater, Sr., sues Margant KTanston
to clear up the title of certain real estate
which is in dispute between them.
Gov. Hubbard yesterday appointed
Charles f. Leslie judge of the municipal
court of WaSeea, vice John Cannady, re-
signed.
Thomas McNulty was pinched yesterday
afternoon by Chief Clark for stealing a rub
Der coat The chief happened to see the
man run OF.
Charles Richter was arraigned before
Judge Cory yesterday on the charge of
forgery. On motion of the county attOr-
ney, the case was dismissed.
Ham Fung, Ham Lang and Ham Yuen,
the three Chinese who assaulted Gay on
Seventh street Sunday, were fined SIS
each for the Offense yesterday.
Gems. Baker and Becker of the board of
railway commissioners departed yesterday
Tor tour of inspection over the Minnesota
q Northwestern road. They will return to-
day or tomorrow.
On account of the heavy storm Yesterday
the program for the four days' shooting was
postponed. To-day shooting will be as fol-
lows: Forenoon, regimental team match;
afternoon, skirmiSherS' match.
In the probate court yesterday Eva Otto
was examined on the grounds of insanity
and committed. OneSime Canon was ex-
amined and discharged. The examination
OF John j. Huet was continued.
In compliance with the request of Otto
Dreher, secretary of the board of education,
the mayor has authorized the commission of
special policemen to be given to the janitOrs
OF the various schools in st. Paul.
Acting Mayor Smith has authorized James
Mcclure TO act as special policeman at the
residence of w. II. Merriam. John Ryan
has been appointed special policeman at the
request of p. Il. l.. Hardenburg and other
citizens.
Mention was made some DAYS ago of the
fact that dogs are being poisoned on st.
Anthony hill. Complaints continue TO come
in that the dOg-killer has not ceased his
work, several valuable animals having fall
len prey to his malice recently.
The rain storm of yesterday morning ex-
tended pretty much over the whole state,
though it was heaviest locally. 1t COM
menced in the northern part of the state
Monday night at s o'clock, and reached st.
Paul early yesterday morning. 1t went
south. and last night slight shower fell at
La Crosse.
Leo BetSch. foreman of the bricklayers
employed on the new Moore fats now being
constructed at the corner of Sixth and EX-
change streets, fell yesterday from the top
story OF the building to the basement. In
his descent he caught hanging rope that
saved him from death. He escaped with
but few bruises
Last night John Mahoney complained at
the police station that he had been robbed
of $500 at Hopes livery stable. He had
been driving with one of Hopes rigs, which
was broken. Mahoney refused to pay for
the damage and was assaulted in the barn
and at the same time, lie claimed. held up
for the money. Hope was arrested by
Officer Gibbons, but as Mahoney told CON
fiicting stories about the matter, was re-
leased on S25 bail.