St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-21
GLORULES.

There were eight births and two deaths yes
terday.
Scarlet fever is at log Coburn street and sol
Wabasha street.
Cases of diphtheria are at 2l6 Conroy street
and 692 East Sixth street.
George Manning, a suspicious character,
went TO the lake for five days yesterday.
The Western Mortgage company of Luz
verne has incorporated with u capital of S6O,-
600.
Silas Weldon, the youth arrested on sus-
picion, was discharged from the city court
yesterday.
n. NJ. Ramsey was examined in the probat e
court yesterday on information of insanity,
and discharged.
Uri L. Humphrey has brought suit against
the Bailey Manufacturing company for S5Is. IL
for goods sold defendant.
John Kahn received ninety days at the work
house yesterday for stealing his brother
garments and S35 in money
Grove No. Z, of the Ancient Order of Druids,
sent $40 TO Mayor Rice yesterday for the ben
eft of the cyclone sufferers.
Thomas Barnes was arrested by Officer
Ives yesterday for the larceny of coat from
Robert street boarding house
Noble Franklin Lodge No =, A. o. U. W.,
has appropriated 500 for the cyclone suffer-
ers at st. Cloud and Sank Rapids.
Smith & Lewis have sued Depew & Co. in
district court TO recover S251.95, part of the
purchase price of certain goods.
A. II. Nicolay has sued Edward walther in
the district court for S575 for his services in
selling the Lake Elmo hotel property.
Foot, Sehulze & Co. have sued A NJ SchneIl
in the district court for $40s.S5, being a part
of the purchase price of certain goods.
John f. Merrill was admitted to practice al
the bar OF the supreme court on certificate
yesterday. He will locate in st. Paul
Ben Fletcher insulted two ladies on Seventh
street, near Robert. last evening, while in an
intoxicated condition. Officer Gruber arrested
him
The health officer is busy cleaning up prem
ises for the summer. Six hundred loads of
garbage were carried yesterday per order OF
the health officials.
On Thursday the steamer Pittsburg of the
Diamond 10 line will arrive in this city from
st. Louis. The Mary Morton may possibly
get here before that time.
The ladies OF Merriam park will give a con-
cert for the benefit OF the cyclone sufferers
at st. Cloud and Sank Rapids, at Merriam
Park church on Friday evening next.
a collection for the benefit of the cyclone
sufferers was taken at the House of Hope
Presbyterian church in this city last Sunday,
and the contribution amounted to S257.
William Geisking. a saloon-keeper at the
corner of Third and Commercial, was before
the police court yesterday for keeping a dis
orderly house. The case was continued to
April II.
Mrs. Ida Mosier, who was arrested for dis
orderly conduct at the instance of George
Friend. was discharged yesterday. Mrs. Mos
Ter will change her residence, agreeing TO
move from Friends house.
Herman Flaege, postmaster at New Bust
ness Comal county, Tex, writes Mayor Rice
for information concerning Mrs. Hy. Cleland,
GnnnnSod m no in aff Har
is anxious to communicate with her.
Invitations are out for the dedication ex-
ercises of Pythian hail. just completed by the
knights of this city. The event will occur on
May 6. and ball will be given for which
elaborate preparations are being made.
Judge Brill yesterday granted a decree of
divorce 10 Mary Klappenbach from her hus-
band, Carl Klappenbach, for cruel and in
human treatment and deSertion- The parties
were married in 1890 and have six children.
Pat Gallagher. William Shaw, James Nc
Guire and Dick Eagan were arrestCd last night
by Officer Rose, on the lower levee, as drunken
and disorderly Migrants. Later the officer
landed two more of the same stripe-John
Smith and Ed. Wise.
% "A suit for SANDER was begun In the district
court yesterday by p. & $. SHERMAN against
Brockler for $1,000. The complaint alleges
that defendant accused the plaintiffs of
swindling. through their publication. the
amy NhiSnds uot uellNerius pfSuiiuuiSs GU
John Enright- a stonemason at work ON the
court house, slipped and fell from the Cedar
street side OF the building yesterday, dis
lance OF about thirty-five feet and sustained
broken collar bone and two broken ribs. He
was removed 10 st. Joseph's hospital I'm the
patrol wagon.
Emily A Richardson has appealed from Q
decree OF the probate court aud sues the es-
tate of Frederick W. Braden for $4,000 on
the ground that deceased promised to leave
her his estate in return for her services