St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-25
GLOBULES.

Society Vega will picnic at White Bear
July 10.
The kalsominers are at work On the in
terror Of the city hall.
Internal revenue collections yesterday
amounted to 81, 49, so.
Scarletina has appeared on Annapolis
street, near the city limits.
/ Two deaths were reported at the health
Office yesterday, one from diphtheria.
The Chess club will meet this evening at
8 o'clock, with DR.. A. 7. Bigelow, in Union
block.
July 81 has been fixed as the date for the
final settlement of the estate of the late
John Stinson.
William Ward was run in by Officer
Marion last evening for stealing four coats
from Grote's Tivoli.
! Hagerman's subdivision of Como park,
containing twenty-Six lots, has been ap-
proved by the plat commission.
G. w. Wilson, the alleged icon" man,
was rearraigned in the municipal court
yesterday and remanded for one week.
G. G. Gates, in the county Jail for cutting
timber On government land, was released
yesterday by the United States commits
sioner.
John Mccartney and Ole Anderson were
captured by Officer Hurley while engaging
in arough- nd-tumble fight near the tunnel
last night.
The board Of public works met yesterday
afternoon and allowed Andrew Jacks, con-
tractor of Broadway street paving, So, 975,
amount of Estimate No. 4.
Frank Levinsky was examined in the
municipal court yesterday afternoon on the
| charge of the murder of Thomas J. Law.
He was held to the grand jury.
j The funeral of T. j. Connolly will take
place to-day at 2 p. m. from the West
side, under the auspices of Damascus Com
mandery, K. T.
License Collector Nugent has sworn out
warrants againsta number of grocerymen,
charging them with violating the market
ordinance relating to the sale of vegetables
without license.
Godfrey Mert4 a man wanted at Hastings
since last fall for selling goods under chattel
mortgage, was arrested by Special Detect
i've DAILY yesterday, and Is now waiting an
escort from thatfplace.
| Chris Johnson and Thomas Smith were
arrested for pair of ''con'' men by Officer
Sexton last night. They were trying to do
up Albert Paul by means Of the gray
headed jack-knife trick.
Thomas Greeley was yesterday suing
| Commodore Davidson on two counts, for
painting of the Court and Union blocks.
| On the first the jury found for defendant,
and in the last case there was dismissal.
Judge Simohs yesterday had trouble with
a Swedish interpreter who was to impart
! the oath to a witness in the case of From
VS. Herman & Cunningham. The attempt
had to be abandoned and new interpreter
sent for.
| OThe street committee appointed by. the
council yesterday inspected the various
points where the st. Paul & Northern Pa
cifc will cross, to be able to make an &C
curate report to the council at the next
meeting.
G. K. Davis has gone to Wabasha to try
! two important railroad cases, the towns of
Elgin and Plainyiew against the Winona &
| st. Peter railroad, involving 500. 600 each.
1 The cases involve certain bonds issued and
disposed of by the road.
Eugene F. Osborne VS.. John Wann was
yesterday removed from the Ramsey county
court to the United States circuit court. 1t
| is an action to recover 81, 1852 for work
| done on defendants block, on the corner of
Fourth and Sibley streets.
A telegram has been received by Judge
Nelson from Judge Brewster, stating that
the latter will not be here until September.
Judge Nelson has decided to order a jury
for the first Monday in September, at which
time jury cases will be taken up.
F. Lavinsky was brought before the court
| yesterday afternoon at o'clock and pre-
4 liminary examination held. The evidence
against Lavinsky is said to be rather weak.
] The line Of the defense, which will be con-
1 Quoted by Helm & Mum, will probably be
/ insanity.
1 The several court cases Of jerks, as
! signee of Walker, Judd &c Veazie, against
| the Germania bank, John D. Ludden and
4 the st. Paul National bank were yesterday
tried together before Judge Simons by con-
/ sent of all concerned. A continuance was
finally taken until July 9.
/ At St. Josephs academy is now on exhi-
bition collection of the products of the
| young lady pupils of that excellent institu-
ton, including fancy work. drawings,
| paintings and also specimens of work in the
| more solid labors of literature and science.
The visitors yesterday were many and no
OooO1 Aioiiy lHOIc Will dGtCIu 0O-udy.
Last evening occurred the marriage of
Thomas Egan, treasurer of Pine county, to
Miss Katie Hickey of st. Paul, at ST.
MichaePs church, the Rev. P. j. Gallagher
officiating. The ceremony was witnessed
by the intimate friends and relatives OF the
contracting parties, and reception was
held atthe Merritt house Immediately after.
The presents were numerous and costly.
The couple will go at once tO1Pine City,
where they will make their home.
The mysterious disappearance" of Mary
McMahan, dilated on by morning con-
temporary of yesterday, arose from the
fact that the young lady went to the house
OF some friends and remained with them
over night. 1t is, however, true that the
girl has been betrayed by William Heisler,
recently In the train dispatchers office of
the Duluth road, and that a warrant for his
arrest is in the hands of the police at the
present time.
Judge Brill yesterday rendered long
decision in the appeal case of Johannes
and Stina Johnson. The appeal was from
an award of damages by the supervisors of
Rose township for a roadway laid out
through the parties lands. 1t was sought
10 dismiss the proceedings in SO FAR as the
land OF appellants was taken, leaving the
road established for about one-half the dis
lance originally contemplated. 1t is held
that as the road is petitioned for and ordered
lald out as whole, to cut off one end was