St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-30
GLOBULES.

Two marriages, three births and FIVE deaths
were reported yesterday.
The school teachers will be paid their sal
cries to-day, aggregating ST, 800
The board of education will hold a special
meeting tonight TO consider unfinished aud
general bu :iness.
The regular monthly meeting of tn
Woman's Christian home will be held to-day,
April 30, instead of May.
Joseph Harper, who crea ted a row in his
mouse on DouSman street, was sent to the
lake for sixty days yesterday.
Chas. Norton was sentenced yesterday to
three months in the workhouse for stealing a
Clothing dummy from Third street store.
Will Macy, seventeen-year-old boy, broke
into small West Seventh street store early
yesterday morning. He was arrested before
taking any property and will have a hearing
to-day.
The annual ball of Company A, Hibernian
hihes OF st. Paul, will be given next Monday
evening at Market hall, for which invitations
have been issued. Refreshments will be
served by Westake
Edward L. Kelly called at the United
States marshal's Office again yesterday in
tent on keeping up the acquaintance which
ne formed under such forced circumstances.
DE is now looking for work.
Business still continues good at the Seventh
Street museum, with Sorikichi, the Japanese
wrestler, as the feature. Next week that Gel
ebrated wonder, Mile Christine, the two
headed lady. will be the attraction.
Mr.. Moon, chairman of the committee to
prepare program OF entC tainment for the
vlsltlng stock men next week, said yesterday
that no program had been outlined. a meet
ing OF the committee would probably be held
on saturday and arrangements made.
Sheriff Richter began suit yesterday in the
district court against Absalom H. Roake for
SoiS.Oz, the amount of judgment against
ID fNfT Into Tl,,,I- 49,
MADE an assignment to Roake for the benefit
of his creditors.
N. o. Norslin Co., merchant tailors at 401
East Seventh street, made voluntary as
signment yesterday TO Charles A. Rose for the
benefit OF their creditors. The affidavit of
the assignee is to the effect that the assets do
| not exceed S1,500.
The last hop of the season by the st. An
drews society was given last night at Sons of
Veterans hall in the Drake block. About
forty couples were present. Hilyards Or
| chestra furnished music and the evening was
an enjoyable one.
The executive committee of the Pioneer
association held a meeting at H. S. Fair
child's Office yesterday afternoon. A sub
committee was appointed to arrange for
place at which to hold the annual banquet
and reunion, May IL.
The Young Peoples Social union of the
jackson Street church will meet at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Storr, No. 6O7
jackson street. this evening at p. m The
evening is to be devoted to music, debate
and social enjoyment.
Nathan Ford and H. L. Fairchild were
before Judge Cory yesterday for contempt of
court in falling to respond to a Jurors sum-
| mons. Mr.. Fairchild presented LAWYERS
| certincate showing him to be exempt from
4 jury duty, and was therefore discharged
Mr.. Ford paid a fine of So.
Mrs. Martin, wife of ]. D. Martin now held
to the grand jury for the murder of Buck
Moore at the stock yards, and her child about
year old, arrived in the city yesterday and
visited Martin in jail Mrs. Martin intends
| to stay in the city until her husbands fate is
] settled at the trial.
The members of the United Ancient Order
OF Drulds OF St Paul are making arrange
/ ments TO celebrate the thirtieth anniversary
| of Druidism in Minnesota on Saturday even
| ing, May l, at the AthenRum building of St
| Paul. About seventy-1ve members with
| their ladies from the groves of Minneapolis
| expect to be present at the celebration, A
| good time may be looked for.
Frank Williams, arrested at Belle Plaine by
United States Marshal Denny for passing
| counterfeit silver coin, was examined before
| United States Commissioner Cardoza yester-
| day and discharged. Williams showed what
appeared to be q dollar in his hand and was
trading ''unsight unseen with boy for a lack
knife. There was no evidence that he tried
to pass the piece as money.
DR.. Fitzsimmons returned from Rice Station
yesterday aud conferred with Mayor Rice in
referenceto removing five or six of the cy-
clone patients 10 the st. Paul hospitals The
subject was presented to Dr. Murphy. who
considered it inadvisable to remove the
patients in their present condition. 1t was
decided that DR.. Fitzsimmons should return
and remain until his services were no longer
required. Accordingly he returned last even
ing.
The tax sale of lands, on which the taxes of
1884 are unpaid, will be held next week
beginning Monday. County Auditor o Brien
announces the following order for selling the
lands: Monday, the First. S ,coud and Third
wards; Tuesday, the Fourth and Fifth wards;
Wednesday, the Sixth ward ana new ter
ritory; Thursday, Mclean and New Canada:
Friday, White Bear aud Reserve; Saturday
Rose and Mounds View.
Charles w. Clifford of New Bedford, Mass.
began suit in the United States circuit court
yesterday akanSt William Burrill, his wife |
Jacob Noel Eli II. Noel and Henry B. Wolff
all of Stevens county. Minnesota, to recover |
amount due on certain mortgage of 5000 |
aud two interest coupons of sos each. asking |
the court TO compute the amount due and |
order sale of the real estate in Stevens county. |
The mortgage was given April 5, 1851.
The entertainment at the Y. NC A. last !
evening was very enjoyable affair and most |
enthusiastically received, it being the first of |
a series OF popular musical and literary en-
CSItOinHeutS ~ tue Dung men and their |
friends. During the intermiSSion the audi
ence inspected the gymnasium, parlors class |
and other rooms. Judge FIandrau will lecture |
next week before the association on Repub- |
lican Government.
Mary Tucker, the thirteen-year-old daughter |
of Martin Tucker, who left home several |
weeks ago, has been found. She is ut the |
residence of her aunt in Rosemount 1t ap-
pears that the youthful Mary became dis |
satisfied with home, and under the pretext of |
having secured situation, left Que morn |
ing. She walked to Rosemount, a distance of |
about eighteen miles, aud went to her amt
who supposed that it was understood at home |
that the girl was to come, and therefore did |
not communicate with the girls parents.
The attorney general has rendered an |
opinion in answer to questions by the county |
attorney of Anoka county. On March a |
town assessor was elected and took the oath |
OF Office March Is. The statute requires the /
certificate of oath to be filed with the town |
clerk within ten days after notification of |
election. This he failed to do until April II. !
On March % the appointing board declared /
the office vacant, and appointed man to ali |
tho vacancy. The attorney general decides |
that the failure to qualify properly made the /
Office vacant, and the man appointed should |
hold the office.