St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-19
GLOBULES.

Internal revenue collections yesterday,
S905.15.
John Robley was arrested by Special
Miley last night for larceny.
a special meeting of the board of eduea-
ton will be held this evening.
Ten marriages, one birth and six deaths
were reported at the health Office yester-
day.
The health officer yesterday ordered a
glandered horse at 375 Valley street, to be
shot
Axel Lindstrom was examined in probate
court yesterday as to his sanity, and COM
mitted.
For striking Chris Blakley over the head
with cane John Jones paid a fine of SIS
yesterday.
The final estimate on the Seventh street
improvement, amounting to S24, O6S, was
paid yesterday.
Deputy Collector J. W. Vars has re-
again in the revenue Office.
The committee on licenses passed a num-
Der of bills yesterday afternoon which were
submitted to the council last evening.
Thomas Mailey, charged with the larceny
of a watch valued at S14 and So in coins,
will be examined to-day for the offense.
BOhrer & Hulsick sold goods to James
Dudden. to the amount of S117.31, and
have brought suit to recover this amount.
An elegant reception was given by the
Misses IngeTsoll of Nelson avenue TO a
large number of their friends last evening.
The annual state convention of the w. c.
will 10 ha1I in,
10 and II. About two hundred delegates
are expected.
JOhn Granpemann. grocer doing bus
mess at No. POI Bates avenue, has made an
assignment to Albert Hill. Assets and liza
bilitieS are small
A musical and literary entertainment will
be given at the rooms of the Gospel Tenn
perance union. IS East Seventh street,
Friday evening at o'clock.
Two saloon licenses were revoked yester-
day, those of NJ. J. SwensOn, 80 East Sew.
enth street and John O'Neil, Como road.
Both were disOrderly houses. lr.i' q
William DamSOn. the colOred man arrested
by Detectives Ahern and Dan O'Connor
on suspicion of being chronic thief. was
sent to the workhOuSe yesterday for ninety
days.
The banquet to he given the merchant
eNcursiOniStS from along the line of the
Minnesota IL Northwestern tomorrow
evening, will be at the Merchants. and not
ut the Ryan as heretofore announced.
Mrs II. A. Hobart, president of the
W. c. t. L. of Minnesota. will deliver an
address at the Jackson street NJ. T. church
tomorrow evening at o'clock. Her sub
tect will be the Duties of the Hour.
Three cases of .diphtheria at a house on
West Fairfield avenue were reported at the
health Office yesterday; also a case of scar
let fever at 762 Ravine street. and two cases
on the corner of Hudson and Forest streets.
There will he a special meeting of the w.
G. 7. U. of West st. Paul at the Clinton
avenue NJ. f. church this afternoon at 8
O'Clock. Mrs. ii. y. Hobart of Red Wing
Is expected to be present and address the
meeting.
Michael Seaberger, a retail dealer in malt
liquors at st. Cloud. was before the United
States commissioner yesterday on a charge
OF violating the revenue laws. He was
bound over to the next term of court in the
sum of $500.
The county commissioners met yesterday
afternoon and approved the bonds of the
various banks designated as repositories for
county funds. allowed several small claims.
and adjourned after the transaction of
routine business of minor importance.
Hannah A. Deakin yesterday filed a suit
in the district court against o. W. Under
wood to enforce the fulfilment of a contract
in the sale of the east half of lot Is, in Re-
served park. Garden addition. The court
was asked to vest a clear title to the prop
erty in the defendant.
The parents of Mrs. ThOrSzi. shot by her
husband on Sunday last. arrived in ST. Paul
yesterday morning. Had the shooting Oc-
CURED in Carver county and proved fatal.
it Is thought the inhabitants would have
had neck-tie carnival some dark evening.
with ThOrSki as the central figure. The
condition of Mrs. Thorsi was slightly i'm
proved yesterday.
Some friends of Mrs. Ham Won Hong.
the German girl whose marriage and abduc-
ton was the theme of general cOnverSa-
ton few days ago. have interested them
selves in her case and, il is said, employed
a lawyer to have the marriage annulled.
The grounds taken in the case are such as
are recognized by some sections of old
English laws.