St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-15
APRIL TERM.
GLOBULES.

John Davidson assaulted and battered David
Bell, and was committed for thirty days.
Supt. Kiehle went to 0watonna to visit the
teachers institute in session there this week,
The phenomenon Willy Jones, the glass
eater, is still the attraction at the dime mu-
scum.
Health Office bulletin: Diphtheria, ga Cal
houn; scarlet fever, 272 Rice; births, 4;
deaths, ..
Christ Robertson, for stealing a quantity of
liquor from Seventh street saloon, was sent
out for sixty days.
Paul Ferridowell paid the costs of prosecu-
ton and was discharged yesterday, for exca-
waiting in the streets.
MIR. w. f. Phelps will give a free lecture at
Unity club rooms this evening. His subject
will be The Laborer and the Schools.
William b. Young of st. Paul has been
awarded frst-class certificate as an engi-
neer after examination by the state inspec-
tor of engines.
W. w. Lorimer was before Judge Cory yes
terday for keeping disorderly saloon oppo-
poste the Merchants. The case was con-
tinued until Friday.
Judge Wilkln rendered a decision yesterday
in the case of II. p. Rugg g. Co. VS.. Terrence
Kenney ct al. in which he decided for the
plaintiff, maintaining the lien as filed.
Frederick W. Benson sued William Markoe
and w. e. Markoe in the district court YES
tate deal in which it is alleged contract was
violated.
Officer Cary yesterday arrested a man Civ
ina the name of Tom Daily for the larceny of
a sack of flour Daily fought desperately
and tore the officers garments in the tussle
to avoid arrest.
The railroad commissioners will meet re-
representatives. of the different railroad COM
panes operating in this state, at 10 a. IN.
to-day, to consider the establishment of a
three-cent passenger rate.
The Boston Ideals opeh their return en-
gagement this evening in "Victor the Blue
Stocking" They are assured of the usual
audience in st. Paul, which will welcome
them back after a weeks absence.
Erik Peterson Mykleby of Black River Falls
began suit in the district court yesterday
against the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha Railroad company for the sum of
$50, 900 damages and $500 expenses.
A decision by Judge Brill. fled yesterday
sustains the demurrer TO the complaint i'm the
case of Charles Senstrom VS.. Patrick ]. Bow
lin. In his memoranda Judge Brill saws:
1.-THE court does not take judicial notice of
municipal ordinances"
musical and literary entertainment, in
which Mrs. H. o. Cooke, Miss Nellie Mahon
and Mr.. IL. w. Springer are the participants,
| will be given at the rooms of the Gospel Tenn
perance union and Bethel mission, So East
| Seventh street, this evening.
| Caroline Lauer began suit for divorce and
| alimony in the district court Yesterday
| against her husband, Frangott Lauer. on the
ground Of desertion and failure TO support.
| They were married in Saxony, Germany, in
| 1863 and have eight children
| Articles Incorporating the Hastings Land
association were filed with the secretary of
state. Capital stock is fixed at SI2, 900. The
| incorporators are J. G. Norton, Patrick Grit
! fin, George w. Goodner, Z. G. Stringer and
| NJ. V. Seymour, all of Hastings.
| G. c. Conden, secretary of the national Or
ganization of letter carriers has issued a cir
cular calling the attention of carriers to the
bill now pending before congress TO make a
days work consist of eight hours, and re-
| questing the attention of members of congress
| to be called to the bill. etc.
Broadway property owners from Third
street to Mt. Airy and those on L'Orient from
| Mt Airy to Thirteenth street. have been uoti-
fed to meet the board of public works on Sat
urday evening next at 1880, to consider the
| opening of Broadway. This evening the board
| will confer with Fairfield avenue residents on
the change of grade.
Mayor Rice yesterday received card from
the common council of La Crosse expressing
the thanks of that body for the disposition
| expressed by this city to furnish aid at the
time of the great fire in La Crosse on Tuesday
of last week. The card was accompanied by
a personal letter from Mayor Powell thank
ing Mayor Rice for his courtesy.