St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-20

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state reform school for two years.
Judge Wilkin of the district court fled a
decision yesterday in the case Of William B.
Dean VS.. Ezra Farnsworth ct al, granting
judgment for S6.065.56 for plaintiff.
A mass meeting for Ireland's cause will be
held tomorrow evening at Liedertafel hall,
West side. d. W. Lawler, J. w. Willis, A. F.
Nordln, William Marco and Capt. Johns of
Washington, D. c., will deliver speeches.
The Manitoba road will begin running an en-
CINE and baggage car to Minnetonka to-mor-
row morning, leaving st. Paul at o'clock a.
IN. and Minneapolis at 5:25. 1t will run reg
ularly, for the accommodation OF newspa-
pers.
William Torrance starts for New York
Monday to meet his father. who will arrive
there from Scotland. Mr.. Torrance will re-
turn about July2 with u delegation of Scot
fish farmers, who will form q colony in the
Northwest.
Thomas Costello of Aitken was brought be-
fore United States Commissioner CORDOBA
yesterday charged with selling liquor to In
dams. He was held in $500 bail for trial at
the October term of the United States dis
trict court.
A new salesman, possessing all the genial
qualities Of mind and heart of its father, in
the shape of ten-pound boy, was dedicated
to w. j. Dyer & Bro, yesterday, by f. w.
Farwell, manager of their piano and organ
department..
Next Wednesday evening Maj. Allen will
give his guests musical entertainment in
the parlors Of the Merchants, in which Mr..
Martin, the banjoist, w. A. Nichols, the gui
tarist, and Sam Faulkner, the Well-knOwn-
singer, will participate.
In special term of the district court yester-
day before Judge Simons, the case Of Ellen
Smith vs.. The ST. Paul City Railway company
was stricken from the calendar. The divorce
case of TheO B. Myers VS.. Mari on NJ. Myers
was heard and submitted.
In answer to request to that effect, Adjt.
Gen. MacCarthy has received notice from
Adjt. Gen. Drum at Washington that Maj. j.
NJ. Bacon of the Seventh cavalry, U. s. A..
will inspect the state militia at the encamp-
at New Ulm and White Bear.
A meeting Of the committee on schools was
held last evening in Supt. Wright's Office A
discussion took place on the appointment Of
teachers for the ensuing year, which will be
made at the July meeting. Supt Wright and
Superintendeut-elect Taylor were both
present.
William Kissell. who keeps a.osaloon on
Rice street, was brought to the police station
last night with his nose broken and cash
over his eye. He had had trouble with Jim
Weber, who had paid too much attention to
Kisselps wife. Mrs. Kssell was arrested, but
released on bail.
Two petitions from West st. Paul were
received by Mayor Rice yesterday-one of
tneu Slgueu ny eighty lduleS, asking LnaC the
beer garden next to the Liedertafel hall be
closed on Sundays Accordingly the mayor
has notified the proprietors, through Chief
Clark, tc close during to-day.
Mary Woodward, a country girl, who is
partly insane, ran away from her home in
Butternut, Wis, and came to St. Paul, arriv-
ing last night without any money. She was
turned over to the police, and Lieut.. Walsh.
learning from Mr.. Weller Of the city hotel
that she had been in an asylum, sent her to
the county Jail.
Noah S. Croft, town clerk of the town of
West St. Paul, came to the city yesterday
with some members of the town board to
take legal action against the Minnesota &
Northwestern. While their buggy stood on
Robert street young laborer named Alexan-
der Clarke stole satchel containing papers
and books. Chief Clark caught him in
Minnesota street saloon and arrested him.
The railroad general Office employees of st.
Paul and Minneapolis will have their second
annual excursion and picnic at Lake Mime
tonka next Saturday. They will leave the
Northern Pacific building at the foot of
Fourth street at 9 a. m. on q special train, &C
companied by the Great Western banu, and
on returning will arrive at 6:45 p. IN. The St.
Paul Press club has been invited to become
the guests of the picuickers for the day.