St. Paul daily globe., 1885-04-22
GLORULES.

-Four deaths were reported yesterday.
Diphtheria is reported at No. $50 Men
dota street.
Collections of internal revenue yesterday
We're 81, ,S59.05.
The county commissioners will meet at
10 this morning.
Target practice will be held at Fort Shell
ing from May to Aug. 3, inclusive.
One hundred and forty license stamps
were issued by the internal revenue ONCE
yesterday.
The Temperance meeting announced 10
take place at Pfiefer's hall last night was
postponed.
Judge Parker was notified yesterday OF
his election as corporation counsel ol the
village of White Bear.
Special Treasury Agent Douglass LETT
last night for Bismarck, where he has been
called upon official business.
Rice park has taken on the vernal hue OF
spring and its soft green carpet OF grass IS
most refreshing to the sight.
The resplendent rainbow which bedecked
the eastern sky at sunset last evening, was
the subject of universal admiration.
In the case of Edwin Gribble against the
Pioneer Press, Judge Wilkin yesterday de-
MED defendants motion for new trial.
United States Inspector Flower will
leave to-day for Reeds Landing, TO inspect
the condition of the steamer Phil Schekel.
Chief Postal Clerk Perkins is still con-
ducting case examinations of postal clerks
and the work will continue for month to
come.
Judge Wilkin yesterday denied new
trial of the suit of f. NJ. Dean vs.. l.. d.
Hodge as assignee of the st. Paul Harvester
works.
Work in the internal revenue office has
increased to such an extent that the services
of two new deputies have been found nee
esSary.
At the corner of Ramsey and Douglass
streets catch-basln became clOgged last
evening and the streets thereabouts were
flooded with water.
Deputy United States Attorney Congdon
has gone to Albert Lea 10 conduct the
prosecution of the counterfeiter recently
arrested ut that place.
Mayor O'Brien yesterday reappointed
Hon. Alex. Ramsey, ii. Z. Upham, and f,
+. Wright to succeed themselves as direc-
tors of the public library.
Chief Clark last night received dispatch
from Detective John O'Connors announcing
that he will return to-day with w. n Tur-
ner the defaulting treasurer of the ItaSca
club
The team of horses supposed to have
been stolen from John Morgan on the night
of the 18th inst were found roaming in the
woods near 0alldale about ten miles from
ST. Paul.
John and Maggie Jackson were arrested
by Officer SchOrn in the Sixth ward yeSter-
day afternoon on the charge of disorderly
conduct. which consisted in breach of or
dnancc No. 10.
The degree of the Legion of Honor will be
conferred upon several candidates ut the
meeting of Capitol council to be held to-
morrow night at the h. Z. hall, Third and
WabaSha streets.
Judge Brill yesterday decided that plain
tiff Was entitled to S12.1 three-tenths of
the amount of policy, in the suit of Daniel
ID. Merrill against the Northwestern Mu-
tuat Life lnSuranc company.
An order overruling demurrer to COM
plainant with leave to defendant to answer
within thirty days, was yesterday filed by
Judge Brill in the divorce case of Helene
Hehof Sortori vs.. Peter Sortori.
The wife of Lawrence HAYS. living nj
i54 Eva street in West Paul. disappeared
yesterday and her friends fear she has fallen
into the river She is of mSound mind.
Hays removed TO this city from Minneapolis
only week ago.
rare treat is in store for the public in
the way of ShakeSpearean entertainment.
10 be given at the rooms of the Gospel Tenn
peranee union. IS East Seventh street. to-
morrow evening at o'clock. Choice Selec-
tons from the works of Shakespeare will
be given and excellent music has been pro
yided.
y telephone message was received at po-
lice headquarters yesterday from the trans
fer stating that for several days n colored
man had been hanging around the school
house frightening children. Chief Clark
detailed Officer DAILY to arrest the miscreant
but by the time the officer reached the loca-
ton he had disappeared.
Fped Pfaff was arrested yesterday at the
instance of his divorced wife for making
himself generally obnoxious about her
house Ifau has been arrested time and
again Tor abusing his family, and finally
the abused woman procured divorce from
him. lie left for time. forming an alli-
ance with another woman.
\ man was brought to city hall by the
police yesterday on the charge of vagrancy.
who presented the appearance of an ami
mated pest house. lie was literally alive
with vermin. and when Joe Spiel got "A
glance at him he brought out the hose and
ordered him 70 get To the river and throw
himself in aS soon as possible or to take a
bath in a solution OF Rough on Rats. y
The fellow skipped.
Mr.. John c. Mccarthy of the Sixth ward.
who was made the subject by Henry Bell
and. one Of the judges of the recent Demo-