St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-19
GLORULES.

]. P. Newman went out for thirty days
yesterday for larceny.
WI. Preston and Pat Golden were ar
rested yesterday for being drunk and disor-
derby.
Officer Gruber arrested William Book yes
terday afternoon for fast driving ON the
streets.
1t cost Wolf Lander IS in the police court
yesterday for driving his horse in defiance Of
a city ordinance.
Jerry Reardon, charged with keeping a
vicious dog, was found not guilty in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday.
That celebrated wonder, 10 10, the dog
faced boy, will be the attraction at the Sew
enth street museum next week.
Annie Miller, arrested in connection with
the notorious Hazel Kirke," yesterday paid
fine of So for disorderly conduct.
James Dougan, disorderly individual, paid
SO into the city treasury yesterday. Pat
Medham, held on a like charge, was dis
charged.
Judge Brill of the district court rendered a
decision yesterday in the case OF William
Campbell VS. Cyrus Richie, denying a verdict
for a new trial
j. Davis and George Harris, who were
found guilty of dispensing the ardent intoxi-
cant without license, paid S25 each into the
city court yesterday.
Matt Curran, Thomas Mellette and Pat
Burke were arrested yesterday for n brutal
assault on a man named Langen. Each put
up S25 bail for appearance this morning.
Health Officer Jones yesterday recorded
one marriage. four births and three deaths
Scarlet fever was reported at S07 Minnehaha
street, aud diphtheria a. 252 Coburn and zoo
Maria avenue.
George Young was arrested yesterday aft
ernoon for stealing So from a fellow tramp in
N a af no 40
victim, James Grant, was also taken in on q
charge OF drunkenness.
The Ladies' society of plymouth church
gave pleasant social last evening in the par
lors Of the church. The disagreeable night
did not prevent a large attendance and after
supper musical program was rendered and
informal conversation INDUCED in until 8
pm.
b. Hill, A. Rice and !. G. Rowan ware be-
fore Judge Cory yesterday on n charge of vio-
lating the butchers ordinance. The former
had his case continued and the two latter
took out licenses and were discharged on pay
ing costs.
with larceny, were allowed TO depart from
the city court yesterday, sentence being sus-
pended pending good behavior. J. Conway,
for the same oheDse, was given sixty days in
the workhouse.
John Loveland, charged with being the
I
dismissed yesterday on motion of County At
torney Eagan. The coroner's jury found
that Johnson died from the erysipelaS caused
10y taking cold, and that the bottle was
thrown without malice.
The Russian Jews OF the city have organ-
lied a Russian Brotherhood and Incorporated
the same. The objects are TO advance the
social, moral and religious culture of its
members, TO establish aud maintain n school
for teaching the Hebrew faith and language
and to maintain a cemetery.
The elegant case OF solid silver consisting
of sixty pieces presented 20 Mr. Westlake
on his retiring from the SUPPLEMENTARY of
the dining car department of the Northern
Pacific railroad by the employees of that de-
parJment, is on exhibition at his place of
business, "a East Third street.
The report Of Secretary Hart of the state
board of corrections and charities on n uni
form system OF financial reports for state In
| situations was received from the printer and
is being rapidly distributed. A meeting OF
! the board Will be called at an early day 70
] act on his recommendations.
William Blair was yesterday arrested at the
| instance OF W. p. Curtis on the charge OF
! embeZzlement. Blair for time worked for
the Curtis Collection bureau, and IL is al
| legged withheld sums that he had collected,
aggregating $500. When detected Blair prom
ised to settle. He said he had no intention OF
doing criminal act.
The general appearance of the interior o.
"Westlake's Restaurant" formerly Bre-
voort), on East Third street, has been greatly
| improved, and is as neat and clean as new
| The efforts of the proprietors to please we
are glad 10 say, have been appreciated, and
they are meeting with deserved success.
In the divorce suit OF Bridget DAILY VS.. Jos
| eph b. DAILY Judge wildn granted the plain