St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-16
GLOBULES.

GLOBULES.
Chief Clark left for ST. Cloud this morning.
The council committee on streets will meet
tonight.
Judge Simons adjourned court yesterday
until Saturday.
Mike o'Brien was arrested last evening for
beating his old father.
w. III. kemper was s. victim yesterd ny to
fast driving over the Wabasha street bridge.
Bin Jones, the glass eater is still drawing
/ large audiences at the Seventh street dime
museum.
Charles Dufour. charged with insulting a
| lady in Rice park yesterday, was locked u p
therefor.
William Perkins was arrested last night
charged with the theft OF a coat from a man
named Christ Smith.
Steam Boiler Inspector Hays was in Still
water yesterday TO examine into the condi-
| ton of the boat Cleon.
Sam DAILY, for stealing sack of -four and
resisting Officer Cary, went out to the lake
yesterday for ninety days.
Peter Anderson, accused OF stealing q all
of lard from a store in the northern part OF
town, was overhauled by the police last
/ night
The alarm of FIRE at $3.50 yesterday after
noon was caused by a burning wood p lie in
the St Paul Duluth yards. The damage
was light.
Commissions were issued yesterday TO Geo.
H. Brink. first lieutenant, and J. X. Wood
ward, second lieutenant, company Q, second
regiment, Winona.
A special meeting of Webster and Champ
ion lodges, X. Of P, is called for Sunday
| afternoon ut o'clock. All X. of P.'s are re-
quested 20 be pre- sent.
A. L. Lanphear, the stage manager Of the
Olympic, was the recipient yesterday of u
gold watch, the donor being L. p. Hilton, his
! predecessor in that position.
Charles Niblong. who made an assault re-
Gently on the oarkeeper at the 'cannery," q
saloon on Eagle street, was yesterday held TO
the grand jury by Judge Cory.
In the suit OF Robert II. Taylor against
| Maj. Hall, alleged breach OF contract Judge
| Milkin yesterday filed an order overruling
plaintiffs objections TO dem urrer
| A small landslide occurred on the north
| side of the Seventh street I'LL about IL H. m
yesterday, doing some damage TO a shanty
below and stopping the street cars until late
| in the afternoon.
Maj. Gen. Terry VIII go from Chicago back
TO ST. Paul to-day TO arrange for his final re-
| moval TO his new station, and at ST. Paul
| will be given grand farewell banquet al the
| st. Paul Club house.
Judge Wilkins yesterday granted plaintiff
| leave 10 amend complaint in the civil suit OF
| John DeGraw ct al. against Patrick McDon-
mel ct al, to recover for the impartial fulfill
| ment of a contract.
Patrolman John Ives was married on
wednesday evenin to Miss Lucretia De La
! Matyr Of North Branch. MINI. Yesterday
the cigars were being dispensed to his brother
Off GERS by the happy groom.
The w. G. I. U. held its regular weekly meet
ing yesterday afternoon. 1t was resolved to in
vite the ladies of the Dayton's Bluff and
west st. Paul unions TO meet with them soci-
ally at their next monthly meeting.
A citizens meeting was held at Hutchinson
! yesterday, TO determine whether fhey would
have the Mlw aukee extension from Glencoe
! or the motor extension from Minneapolis
The vote stood 400 TO 80 in favor of the latter
road.
Phillip Cox, colored man, was found dead
yesterday morning In a barn in the rear of
| wilson's saloon on Fifth street Cox was
about 40 years of age and single. The ex-
cessive use of alcohol is supposed TO have
caused his death.
Companies C. ID and z, Minnesota National
| guard, were rilled last night at the armory
under the direction of Col. Bend. There was
good attendance of the friends of the COM
panies and the military men acquitted them
selves creditably.
The Northwestern Fire Insurance COM
pany OF Duluth has Incorporated. with q cap
tai stock of 100000. The incorporates
are A. S. Chase. A. l.. OrdeRu. ID. G.. Cash,
4 ID. s. Cutter, H. A. Smith, II. NJ. Peyton and
X. Macfarlane, all of Duluth.
The heavy rain of Wednesday night did
| more or less damage to all the roads running
| out Of the city. There is said TO be a bad
| washout on the Fort road a Ike one on the
| Mississippi street extension and another at
the extreme end of Dakota avenue
The retiring board at st. Paul has reported
| First Lieut.. John ]. Dougherty. Eleventh in
fantry, as being disabled from further active
/ service. and he is ordered TO his home and
report by letter to Adjt. Gen. Drum prepare
tory to being placed on the retired list
To enable school children and other little
| people TO attend Harris Great Nickel Plate
show, now being given afternoon and even
| ings at the Exposition rink, MIR. Harris has
determined TO have a special matinee Satur-
day afternoon when all the little folks VIII be
! admitted TO any part Of the house for Is
| cents.
Henry Maylone. the lad injured "Wednesday
at the ice palace by the explosion OF bomb
cracker. died at IL O'Clock the same night
| without regaining consciousness Henry
was cash boy at the New York bazaar aud a
bright little fellow. There are a number of
bombs still about the palace grounds and il
is suggested that they be removed.
The board of public works held n Meeting
last evening for the purpose of hearing any
objections that the ST. Paul people might do
sire to make to the grade established for
Fairfield avenue, from Dakota avenue to
| State street. Quite large delegation was
present from West St. Paul but nearly ALI
were i'm favor of the grade as established. II
will accordingly be allowed TO stand.
AT the childrens' services at st. Iouis
Catholic church last night as the little girls
were kneeling with lighted candles in hand
one of the children stumbled and fell for
ward. her candle setting fire TO the ga rments
OF Nellie cGenris, who preceded her. The
child was blistered, but not seriously burned
The incident created q commotion in the
audience.
Postmaster Day has for some time been re-
ceiving letters from Eastern points inouirfnp
ABOUT a swindler giving different names, but
always claiming residence at leo Capital
street. st. Paul. Yesterday he received
message from Edwin s. Kinks OF Baltimore
saying the man had been captured. aud say
ing a clear enough case had been established
to warrant the heller that he would get a
long sentence Who the fellow is has moi
been established.
The incoming North Wisconsin train. dra
about $3.50. strl CT q man on the trestie ne, =
ost Siding Ia evening. TIE man w,
Vht &c ity "a sazen 70 St. Joseph q
no pital in e =. troll wagon. He was con-