St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-22
GLOBUEES.

Michael Fowler was arrested last night
Tor stealing bird and bird cage.
Applicants for teachers positions will be
examined at the high school on Saturday
morning.
All who are Interested in cricket are re-
quested to meet in Dr.. AIacDonald's office
this evening.
The arguments ON the motion for re-
celyer OF the Minneapolis motor line will be
made to-day in the United States court.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
board OF public works will be held to-day,
when the final assessment for the Western
avenue sewer system will be submitted.
The class-day exercises of the high school
will take place tomorrow at the chapel OF
the high school, and the graduation eXer-
clseS at the opera house Wednesday even
| ing.
A Swede complained to the police Satur-
day night that he had been robbed on the
railway track near West ST. Paul of 500.
| Yesterday he appeared again and placed
the amount at $40.
George Mitsch and a companion were
| upset from buggy last night on the corner
of Washington and Seventh streets by
| careless driving. Several bystanders rushed
out and prevented a runaway. The two
men were not hurt.
| A still alarm was sent in yesterday after
| noon for fire in the second story of the
frame dwelling on Harvester avenue, occu-
pied by James Buckland. The fire was
suppressed with loss Of $40 Oh the build
ing and contents. Insured for 81, 100.
An eye witness of the trouble in front Of
the Exchange saloon at the corner of Sew
enth and Cedar streets on Saturday night,
states that no trouble occurred until the
men were on the sidewalk, and that the
saloon closed promptly at ID o'clock.
The State Dairy commission will meet
for business at the capitol this morning.
They will attend the meeting at Moorhead
during the week. and ON the close of the
latter their work will be In the line of look
ing after the purity of milk in ST. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Matthew Renninger a man living on the
corner of Exchange and Wabasha Streets
broke his ankle yesterday forenoon in jump
ling from Mississippi street car. The
broken limb was set by Dr.. Ancker, who
| afterwards ordered the man to be taken to
| the city hospital.
| Officers Leyde, SwitZer and Pat Gibbons
arrested Pat O'Connor, "a hard man from
Boston," as he called himself, and Thomas
Mitz on the corner Of Ninth and Jackson
streets yesterday afternoon. Alitz was first
arrested for insulting some ladies, and when
| Officer Leyde went to take him O'Connor
| interfered. They were accordingly both
run in.
| The deputy sheriff Of Hennepin county
| was iii ST. Paul yesterday looking after the
man Ada, arrested on Saturday by Officer
| Leyde Ada was indicted by the grand
jury of Hennepin county for attempting to
break into house Ii he is wanted in
Hudson for more serious charge, the
authorities of Hepmepin are willing he shall
go there.
Last evening a citizen informed Officer
Matak that there was man trying to sell
some jewelry in ! house On Washington
street. AS the jewelry was thought to be
stolen goods, the officer proceeded to arrest
the man. The latter started to run down
the track, but was induced to stop by shot
from the officers revolver. He was taken
to the police station, where he gave the
name Of William Lee. Nothing was found
on his person. IA search over the ground
resulted in the finding of two nice gold
bracelets, on one of which was a little gold
paddock with the name of Minimize en-
| grayed on it.