St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-28

health office yesterday, most of which were
caused by cholera infantum.
A still alarm of fire was sent in last even
ing for chimney blaze in a building near
the corner of Cedar and Ninth streets
Tom Jefferson has made second COM
plaint against Officer Liverpool for assault
anu battery. The case will come up before
Judge Cory to-day.
Can Ahrendt well known in st Paul and
!oInieiay stage manager with Tom Keene
- lS booked, 1t is said, as the leading man in
the Clara Morris company.
=, Inc matter of the commission men was
tneh continued until Wednesday. The
present cause of delay is due to the absence
OI the prosecuting attorney.
Inc accidental burning of a bed in the
minnesota house, lower Third street. called
OUT the tre department at 9:3O o'clock last
night' The damage was trifing.
Inc trustees of the Westminster Presbv-
terlah church secured a permit yesterday
Ior the erection of a new church ON Wini-
1red street near Clinton avenue
The parties principal to the cutting affrav
OH the leVee Sunday were taken into court
yesterday, but remanded until July 30.
Willie Davis and Ed Kennedy, two men
who were pulled in for robbing West Sew
enth street saloon, were arraigned before
Judge Cory yesterday and remanded for
one week.
Auditor OBren'S horse has been stolen
again. A neighbor's horse, William Hodg-
ms, was also taken at the same time. Three
horses have been taken from that neighbor-
hood in less than a month
A seventeen-mOnths-Ol child of Jailer Joe
Davis was severely scalded yesterday by
dragging plate of soup off the dinner table.
fortunately the little ones face was not
touched, but the skin has been taken off
the shoulders and one arm.
CLERK Bell yesterday issued 535 citations,
Whlch Will be handed to the sheriff to-day
Tor service. The persons are REQUIRED to
appear on the Goth of September and show
cause why they have not paid their delin-
queht personal property taxes.
Anthony Trowitzki, a resident of tbe
| upper leVee, was arrested last night ON the
charge OF diSorderly conduct. He was
CHASING some man with a double-barreled
gun. and after being taken to the city hall
repeated his threats against the mans life.
A concert and supper will be given in
P1elters hall this evening by the choir of
the Church of the Assumption. In addi-
ton to other well known talent the names
OF Misses and Mr.. GeSt and Miss Pleins
appear on the program.
A grand stereopticon exhibition, consist
ing OF views of London and scenes from
London street life, together with other in
terestlng views, will be given by Mr.. II.
Mortimer at the rooms of the Temperance
union, 5S East Seventh street, Thursday,
at p. M Vocal and instrumental music
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VIII accompany the entertainment
A very full meeting of the st. Paul
! Cricket club was held last evening and az
rangements were made for a cricket tourna-
ment, to be held in st. Paul early in Sep
tember. Probably three visiting teams will
| be entertained here. The st. Paul club is
at present in very flourishing condition.
having full team practice on their grounds
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings.
The Chinese class of the Y. NJ. C. A.
held picnic at Minnetonka yesterday,
under the direction of Mrs. ]. II. Bailey.
The association teachers accompanied the
celestials. Following are the Cinnamon in
| attendance: Hum Coon, Foon Ling, Tom
Fung, Hum Hay Pong, Tom Quin, All
| Wah, Pong Lin POOn, Wang All Doc, Ling
Jeng, Loo Dong, Moon Cav, Hum Bang,
Sing Yung, All Din. The tour of the lake
was made in the City of st. Louis.
Special Detective Daily went to Saltwater
yesterday and escorted man named A.
Blum thence to st. Paul. Blum stole two
watches and some other stuff in St. Paul
last fall and afterwards went to Saltwater.
His conscience proved such an annoyance
to him that he concluded to acknowledge
his guilt, which he did. He was at once
placed under lock and key and held until
Detective Daily took charge of him and
brought him back to st. Paul