St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-09
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.
death was recorded Yesterday.

Scarlet fever is reported at No. 54o sum-
NIT avenue.
The county commissioners will meet again
on Friday morning.
Articles OF incorporation were yesterday
filed by the Germania Loan and Building
association.
Judge McGrorty, probate court, was the
only Judge attempting the transaction OF
court business yesterday.
Officer Nugent yesterday arrested John
Wood for the theft of two pairs of shoes from
shop on Third street near Washington.
The third anniversary Of the Crusaders
Total Abstinence society will be given at
Market hall Thursday evening of next week.
Joseph Halderman, the popular salesman
at Eugene McLain's tobacco store on Waba-
sha street, welded Miss Wisnom on Tuesday
evening.
Mr. J. H: Drake declines TO serve as
member of the board of education, for the
reason that his health is very poor and he is
compelled to leave the city.
Liudekes Warner & Schumacher VS.. Robert
P. Wallace was a new suit filed in the dis
trict court yesterday. 1t is about promis-
sorry note amounting to $343.53.
The masquerade ball at Market hall under
the auspices of the st. Paul Lacrosse club
last night, was largely attended and proved
one of the most delightful social events OF
the season.
William Fl. Schumacher and wife have re-
turned from two months visit to New Or
leans and the island of Cuba, where they
have been on trip for the improvement Of
DR.. s.. health.
The G. A. r. of st. Paul will go to Mime
apolis as an escort to the governor on Friday
next, the occasion being presentation to
Past Grand Commander of the United States
Robert B. Beath.
An order WAS filed IN the United States
circuit court yesterday denying a motion TO
dismiss the case of s. Frazer IL Co. VS.. Yung
d HAYES, which is suit for infringement
of trade mark on axle grease.
A mass meeting of citizens was held at
Post Siding last evening" at which mutual
condolences and determinations were in-
Obliged in over the decision of the supreme
court against the assessment fighters.
While driving on East Eighth street yester-
day afternoon a runaway horse collided with
the buggy occupied by Mr.. John Larl1in, who
was thrown to the street and painfully in
jured about the right leg
Sergt. Albert Palmquist of Company D,
First regiment has been promoted TO the
rank of sergeant major and William Ander
son, private, of Company d has been ap-
pointed color sergeant of the regiment.
Bids win be received at the comptroller's
Office at 3 O'Clock Thursday, April 30, for
100000 bonds for the extension of the
water works. and 5000, 900 sewer bonds. The
bonds bear per cent. interest, and mature
in thirty years.
The entertainment to be given by the
Dayton's Bluff Athletic club is creating a
buzz of excitement in social circles. In an
ticipation of the event Mr.. Schiffman, the
well-known athlete, is busily engaged pre-
pairing the hail for the occasion.
Prof, B. II. Morse gave an organ recital at
the First Baptist church yesterday afternoon
assisted by Mr.. DeLacy, Mr.. White and the
Misses Stoddard and Glidden. There was a
large attendance of the music-loying public
aud the excellent program was very well
rendered.
decision was given yesterday by Judge
Brill in the case of Thomas Stllman VS..
Taylor & Craig The latter refused to pay
for terra Gotta material used in Manchester
college on the grounds of'its being inferior
10 that specified by contract and the court
found for the defendant.
The many friends of Master Harry
Twomly, the little champion roller skater,
will regret TO learn that he met with pain
full accident at Fergus Falls last Monday
night He was practicing on stills when he
fell and broke his right forearm. All his
dates ahead have been Cancelled.
The Wholesale truck wagon of Ysuz 81
Howcs overturned horse and open buggy,
in front of Pottgieser's saloon on Wabasha
street, yesterday afternoon. The buggy be.
longed to two ladies living ten miles out in
the country. The axle of the buggy was
broken and the harness somewhat broken,
the horse and all having been completely
capSized. A policeman made the careless
driver of the truck pay FOR the damages to
the vehicle.
Officer Ives last night found a man on his
beat who claimed to have been garroted aud
robbed of $40 near the corner OF Third and
Rosabel streets. He was taken TO the station
and gave his name as Michael Williams of
Grand Forks county, Dakota. He arrived in
town night before last, and had yesterday been
around making purchases for his claim and
seeing the sights. Last night he was in one
of the lower Third street saloons with gang,
who, he said, followed him out when he
started for his boarding place and held him
up. Certainly he had been in one of the
dives in that section. for theere was an I'M
Unstable odor of forty-rod whisky about him.
He was detained until morning when his
story viii be investigated.
LOCAL MENTION.