St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-25
GLOBULES.

-Four deaths were reported yesterday.
Diphtheria is reported at Third street and
Bates avenue
Eliza Mcmahon, insane, was taken to st.
Peter last night
The Hanley murder trial will begin next
Tuesday in Minneapolis.
a petition is being circulated asking the
council to put fountain in Summit Square
park.
Licenses issued by the internal revenue
officers yesterday, 300; collections, 81
064.5
The Catholic state total abstinence con-
vention will hold its next session at Still
water on June II and IS.
A supposed case of glandered horse is
reported at 1859 Jessamine street. DIR. Hoyt
will size the cob up to-day.
Up to date the city treasurer has refunded
S21, 900 of the Seventh street fill assessment.
Still there's more to follow.
Magda Irschick, the renowned Polish ac-
tress, will appear in ST. Paul in Deborah
next Friday at the athenaum.
Yesterday Judge Brill filed an order de-
nying a motion for a new trial in the case
of William 2. Townsend VS.. Richard W..
Johnson.
The West Side Citizens union held q
well-attended meeting last evening at ReD-
holz's hall and discussed levee and grading
matters at length.
The Swedish society Vega have arranged
to give party and ball, to take place at
Pfeifer's hall next Thursday evening. A
delightful time is anticipated.
The Northwestern Legion of Honor will
confer the degree upon fifteen new candi-
dates next Thursday evening, at their hall,
corner of Third and Wabasha streets.
The managers of the relief society desire
to return hearty thanks to individuals and
families for aid extended during the winter
and they respectfully solicit continuance
of past fayors.
Paul Johnson of Bridgeman was before
the United States judge yesterday, charged
with selling five gallons of whisky toy an
Indian called Susey. Johnson was fined
$50, which he paid.
Dan Doyle was on toOt yesterday, and
while in fit of the blind staggers, he at
tempted to bulldoze some peaceful people
on Canada street. Officer Phil Gibbons run
him in and he was sent out for fifteen days.
Building Inspector Johnson has APP
pointed Richard Chennery plumber for the
city. petition was received from the
Joumeyman Plumbers union urging his Sc
lection. but the appointment had been made
before the delegation had presented the doc
ument.
Chief of Police Anderson of Cannon
Fails arrested Lewis Blomm in this city
last evening on charge of bastardy pre-
ferred by Matilda Erickson of the former
place. He formerly kept saloon on Jack
son street and says he is innocent. He
will be taken to Cannon Falls this morning
for Il hearing.
Mr.. Joseph Pribyl has commenced a suit
In the district court. through his attorney.
NJ. Helm, against William Hendricks, to
recover damages in the amount of $685., for
certain Improvements made on property
that the defendant claimed to be the agent
for and to have the authority to sell.
An inquest was held by Coroner Quinn
and jury yesterday on the remains of Ell.
HammerquiSt, who was found dead in a
shed on Dayton'S bluff last Thursday The
testimony developed the fact that the de-
ceased was a shiftleSS vagabond. and that,
although having wife and family in this
city. he had not contributed to their sup
port for number of years. he died from
exposure.
The members of the seven Odd Fellows
lodges of this city are invited to meet at the
hall of st. Paul Lodge No ., at 10 a. IN.
next Sunday, to participate in the anniver-
Sary of the order They will form in pro
ceSsion and march to the jackson street NJ.
L. church, where an address appropriate t.
the occasion will be delivered by Rev. Il.
Forbes, the pastor of that church.
The friends and patrons of the Young
Girls home, No. SEQ st. Peter street. will
be pleased 10 learn that the institution is in
very prosperous and tlourishing condition.
So popular has the home become that Miss
Sehley, the manager, feels warranted in
leasing the adjoining premises in order to
accommodate the demands and the new adj
dition viii be open for the accommodation
OF young lady boaulers by May l.
Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock a
runaway horse with buggy attachment ran
into the delivery wagon of Lauer Bros. on
Lafayette avenue. knocking of the hind
wheel of the wagon, pitching out the &C
cupant and starting the delivery horse on
q mad run down the avenue. The latter
animal was caught ON Bridge square by
Officer Switzer. but nothing could be learned
of the firSt mentioned runaway.