St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-11


charged with the larceny of a coat.
Seven deaths and seventeen births were
reported at the health Office yesterday.
A special meeting Of the board of educa-
ton will be held this evening at o'clock.
The Ramsey county treasurer yesterday
redeemed S1.420 worth of Understanding
coupons.
The board of equalization met yesterday
morning for the transaction of routine
business.
IL. b. Montgomery. one of our Oldest
and beSt-known citizens, lies dangerously
III at his residence on Fourth street.
Captain Burns has fled his bonds as in
spector of boilers for the district of Galena,
H., and will receive his commission this
week.
Diphtheria has appeared on the corner of
Fillmore and Eaton avenues, 81 Chicago
avenue, sos Banfil street and 1GS Rupert
street.
Charles Richter was arraigned yesterday
ON the charge of forging a note for Sl4.
bis case was continued TO Aug. IL, with
bail fixed at $500.
Ham Funn, Ham Lung and Ham Yaen
were before Judge Cory yesterday for as
saulting a man on East Seventh street.
They were remanded until Aug. IL.
Cook. the restaurant keeper, who was
arrested q few days ago for firing three
shots from revolver at one of the boys in
his employ, was discharged yesterday.
The state board of pharmacy will exam
inc applicants for licenses ut the capitol
Sept. s at a. IN. All applicants for regis
Try must send in applications before that
date.
Officer Calvin arrested Oliver DUMAS
last night for being drunk. He had check
in his possession for S43 signed by John
Durgan, which the police thought was a
forgery.
Sam Herrins and Lizzie Wheeler were
arrested by Officer SwitZer in house at the
corner of Sixth and Washington streets
last night. The couple were fighting at
the time.
Emilia Adler was examined before Judge
McGrOrty yesterday on the ground of i'll
sanity and discharged. information was
filed against Eva Otto, for which hearing
was set for to-day.
No beer was sold on the City of st. Paul
Sunday on its trip down river to the smuggling
match. Although the kegs were put on the
captain refused to allow the article TO be
made merchandise on his boat.
After all their kicking. Ed Martin and
G. Thomas were compelled 10 come down
with fine yesterday for keeping a
gambling house and gambling, respectively.
Martin paid $50 and Thomas SIS.
Dan Rawley and Otto Miller, alias
CAN'T, were sentenced TO thirty days in the
wOrkhouSe yesterday for larceny. They
stole hand satchel containing S1.50 from
woman on Dayton's bluff, and were run in
by Officer McFetridge.
Philip Mcguire purchased thirty-three
barrels Of sailed beef, valued at S264, from
John Pfeifer. The board of health con-
demned the stuff as unfit for use, and now
Philip sues John for Misrepresentation and
the value of the commodity.
August Hammergren was arrested by
Officer Getchell yesterday for stealing
horse at White Bear. He was taken before
Judge Cory and pleaded guilty 10 the
offense. He said he stole it 20 raise money
to meet small debt. He was held TO the
grand jury.
Cornelius Collins, an old man and father
of family of ten, was taken before Judge |
Brill yesterday by County Attorney Egan
and released from confinement. He was
confined, and had been for some time, for
contempt of court, in misunderstanding an
ORDER
Judge Wilkin yesterday filed several or |
ders in the case of Corlie, Chapman Il |
Drake against ID. McDougal ct al, in each |
overruling demurrers to the complaint. |
A new trial was denied in the case of Auer- |
bach, Finch, CulbertSon Il Co. against Joel |
NJ. Lloyd et al.
The name of Sanders, WeSt-side saloon |
keeper, was errOneO1sly given in these col |
umns as the husband of the lady who ere
ated a commotiOn on the bridge Sunday /
evening. Mr.. Sanders was not connected /
with the matter, his identity being mistaken /
by police officer.
Joseph Unterliter a naughty boy who 1
took $50 in money from his father and also |
a silver watch. was taken TO the reform
school last night. john ZAlinski and Ole /
Flam, two fly Young chaps who have been
cutting up very bad capers, were also taken
TO the same institution.
The total number of building permits is
sued last year were ,, 431, AZ an estimated
cost of S4.054, 624. Up to Aug. Z of this
year 9. 2SS had been issued, representing an
outlay of So. los. $50. The outlay in i'm
pOvements of this kind this year are, ae-
cOTding 10 present estimates. considerably
in excess of those of last year.
David AvitSOn. VI. Anderson. John Han
son. Peter Linhage. Johanna johnson and
Johanna Sweetman We're pulled from a
house on Eagle street early Sunday morn
ing. The party was arraigned in court yes
terday, when the men were fined SIS each
and the women discharged. Joseph King
Ulmer Winters and Eva Smith, another
party of diSorderlieS taken from Eagle
street, paid $40 each.
News was received yesterday of the death
at Calico. Cal, of Mr.. Renie Olivier, brother
Of J. b. Olivier and Frank Olivier of st.
Paul. lie died on July - OF typhoid fever.
He win be remembered by old settlers i'm
this city, where he lived from 1857 to 1868,
being then in the employ of the Western
Union Telegraph company. He was highly
esteemed in the town of his adoption. where
in the three years of his residence he had
builded up u fine business and an enviable
reputation. He leaves an interesting family.
His funeral was the largest ever known in
the mining district where he was estab-
lished.
PERSONALS.