St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-18
GLOBULES.

One marriage, four births and two deaths
were reported yesterday.
County Treasurer Burton yesterday paid
So, sos for interest coupons of county bonds.
The Century club viii meet at the resi-
dence of II. F. Maclaren, No. 5Ii Wabas Ia
street, Monday evening April 10.
The city clerk and his assistants were busily
engaged yesterday in getting ready the ballot
boxes and supplies for the approaching cleo
ton.
Mike Kelly, who resisted Officer Call when
the latter attempted his arrest for being
drunk, was sent to the workhouse for thirty
days yesterday.
A Scandinavian temperance meeting viii
be held at Market hall to-day at $3.50 O'Clock
p. IN. Prominent speakers will be on hand
to address the meeting.
Will Chester, the nine-year-old so of Mrs.
Anna G. Drew, was badly bitten by a vicious
dog while on his way from school on st.
Peter street Friday afternoon.
George Crozier and James Boyle were before
the court yesterday for fighting on Minnesota
and Fifth streets. Crozier was worsted and
got ten days at the workhouSe. Boyle was
discharged.
One of the turner classes of young people
enjoyed q private hop in the gymnasium after
their regular Saturday evening practice par
taking of basket refreshments, as is their GUS
tom every fortnight
Patrick Carroll a railroad man, was ar
rested yesterday at the instance of Miss
Annie Quinn, 1884 Robert street, on charge
of bastardy. The parties were taken before
the municipal court, and Carroll held to the
district court in the sum of $500.
This evening Mr.. john c. Hanly win de.
liver lecture on The Mistakes of Capital and
Labor, before the Labor lyceum at Garfield
hall, corner Fifth and Jackson. Contractors,
mechanics and all who are interested in this
subject are cordially invited to be present as
the meeting is open to everybody.
Papers were filed in the United States cir
cult court yesterday in an appeal from Clay
county of the case of Madison La Mortc VS.
F. A. Elder and Carrie Elder, his wife. and
Elvaton w. Elder and Joan Elder, his wife
1t is suit to set aside a deed alleged to be
made to avoid payment of judgment.
James Cudy paid SEQ fine yesterday for
disorderly conduct. Sam Quinlan for SINH
lar ofense went to the lake for thirty DAYS
The latter is a well-educated man. a fine
bookkeeper and penman, at one time employed
i'm the register of deeds Office, an accomplished
lnguist and capable. Liquor has mastered
him, and Of late months he has frequently
been before the city court.
Samuel r. Cunnington, manager of s. G.
Dickinsons department store, has Just re-
tnrned from an extended trip TO Europe Mr.
Cunnington visited all the principal bric-brac
and fancy goods manufactures on the cont
nent, ana MADE extensive purchases. Many
of the hovelties-all of them unique, elegant
and desirable-are now arriving, and may be
inspected at the store, Fourth. Fifth and St.
Peter streets.
A pleasing entertainment was given at the
rooms of the Temperance Union and Bethe
mission last evening. The piano numbers
were given by Miss J. Risdon and Mr. Rosen.
berg. The vocal numbers by Miss Jessie
Wilson and Mrs. W. II. Bramblett. An adj
dress on Temperance was given by Mr..
George F. Woolsey, and a recitation by Mr.
| w. 4. Pechuman.