St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
GLoYzI les.

GLORUEES.
Diphueria has appeared at 500 HART
street.
Three deaths were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
Internal revenue collections for yester-
day were 81, >5a.45.
James O'DO1nll wa, locked u.1 last night
for assault and battery.
s. meeting OF the fire committee VIII be
ae.c tomorrow evening.
TweHty-eIgIt prisoners answered roll call
Pr Gle municipal court yesterday.
The police and IRE departments vii re-
ceIye their monthly salaries to-day.
The police committee met last evening
aud transacted some routine business,
The patrol wagon made 26j trips durin-
June, covering distance of tsJif miles.
Special Pension Examiner 4. Is. Focl-
wood IS An the city, arriving from Oshkosh.
Wis.
Henry Hansen was arrested iu West ST.
Paul yesterday ror assaUltius man aud bis
wife.
Tire committee OF claims o. the county
comm. Is-.1ueIs VIII meet on FRIDAY. July 8.
instead ot on Saturday. July O..
Special Examiner u. B. Raymond of
"a, Of the ST. Paul pension district has
rea. sHed, 20 take effect July ID.
). C.. Lowry, of forged bin OF ladu-u no.
tor.ety was yesterday sentenced 1y Judge
Nillm To- two years il tine peliteutiarg.
The Queens Lace Handkerchief at the
opera house again tonight aud this after
noon. The Mascot tomorrow evening.
About . 800 unpaid water bills remain
OH Ile books Ui fue wafer board. with i.t
four days remaining .u which a. meet them.
The saloon Of Joseph WINNER near
Oakland cemetery. was closed Yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff CleWCJt ON au execution Tor
$50.
Michae, Cannon has bees sentenced 30
thirty days III the workhoUse for stealing 70
lantern placed on tle street - "a danger
signal
The fire department was called out last
evening 90 eNtiuguish blaze iu % bush pile
40 lhe rear of Henry uldebrand's house,
41S Maple street.
a. j. Mathews was orraigned before
Judge Cory yesterday charged with oo-
tanning money under false pret1uses. He
was remUnded until to-day
The jury i'm the Noyes Bros. case against
beaupre N keogu yesterday found -o,0u
damages for plaintiff, and rLe proceedings
were stayed llr thirty days.
Mary flahey fen upon q slippery side
walk upon ST. Anthony hiLi last winter and
has sUei tLe city Tor damages sustained by
breaking her arm The jury IS still uut.
The lady who took the wrong hand
saich7l from Schu'tzs millinery store Cn
Monday Is politely requested W. the police
60 return The same and save unpleasant re-
suits.
John Ottoman was arrested on Monday
evening tor disorder.v conduct. When ar
rl!Euec in court 10 was fouIdtlat GOmau's
shoulder was ont OF joint, So he was turned
over 20 Dr. AncEer.
License Couector Eucent had another
latch OF commission men arr med In the
municipal. court yesterday morning for SELL
ing fruit without license. They are going
81 contest tie question.
NJ. S..Chandler. United States surveyor
general. is reducing The force IN bi, depart
I.eut ON account of @ decrease 'u business
and s.. It. G. IiersCL has severed his CON
Hccuon with the department.
Judge SHn0us yesterday awarded s155.17
to fle p-auuu ia tie suit of the Tay!or &c
Craig Co. against =. Il. Mcdonnell and
William Dawson. Ir.. % recover for build
ing materials furnished.
Judges Bill and Sim0us heard Jointly
yesterday the ease OF Charlotte VI. Lewis
So. The Farmers d Traders Bank et a..
involving forty acres of land on Como ave
nue.. The case comes mp again to-day.
a same OF base ball was played Yesterday.
on the Us est Seventh street grounds, be-
tween the Pioneer Press nine and the West
eru Union Night Operations club. The
former won IN seven innings bya score Of
y % -.
Ferdinand Schroeder. o young German
living nc So Canada street. Is amenting
tle loss OF an Uufaithful spouse Ferti-
naud. 10 appears. lett his home Monday
morning, and ON returning that evening
found the house vacated. lie appealed to
the police 20 find his missing wife yesteT-
day, but mp 20 q late hour last night had
heard no tidings 0f her. Schroeder is prone
% believe that the absent one has skipped
with another man.
OF the temporary force Of special pen
son examiners whose commissions eN-
piTe june so, the following have been re-
appointed for one year under the recent act
OF congress, Q. 3. lockwood Of Mime
sofa, l.. y. Parish OF Illinois. aud $. ".
McElderry Of Iowa an at present employed
( IN the 81. Paul district. Special Examiner
G.. +. Nichols Of Connecticut II. j.. Reeve
Of Iowa, and II. A. Richards OF Wisconsin