St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-10
GEOBUS,ES.

Tho wills Of Sam Mcconnell and Johann
Becker were admitted to probate yesterday
The funeral of Joseph Gritty will occur
from Assumption church at S:45 this morn
ing.
The usual Tuesday evening concert by the
Great Western band at Grote's will take place
tonight.
Freddie Smith, II years old, was arrested
on the charge of stealing $4.65 from Berg
mans market stall.
Judge Simous filed decision yesterday de-
nying decree of divorce in the suit of Sarah
j. Maxwell VS.. Frank Maxwell.
An old man named August Crabs fell in a
lit yesterday morning on Seventh street. He
was taken to the city hospital.
Mayor Rice has accepted the Invitation of
Hon. b. f. Clayton, secretary of the National
Farmers congress-, to attend the sessions.
| The western Union Telegraph company
announced reduction from 40 to 25 ce nts
| for ten-word messages between ST. Paul and
| Chicago.
On each of the two charges for violating the
game laws, Dennis Ryan was fined $40 yester-
day, the sentences, however, being sus-
| pended.
a. r. Capehart has appealed to the district
court from assessment made by the board of
public works for opening All alley in block
II, st. Paul proper.
Nicholas Giovanni and Dominic vatalo two
drunken Italians, got into a difficulty with
another Italian on Oak street last night.
Giovanni received a cut upon his hand.
Carrie Watson, the violent negress who
abused Officer Calvin, and was arrested by
four officers. was given the alternative yes
terday of $50 fine or sixty days in the work
house.
Small fires in Thomas Ungava's barn at 200
Central avenue and f. Krchs smoke house
531 West Seventh street called out the fire de-
~ rtn Nha eli -, I01+t,
cases.
Amos Brown, the plumber, and Thee Cor
DIN, telegraph line repairer, were fined SIS
each Tor disorderly conduct. Corbin in court
accused Brown of assaultng his wife. Brown
said the woman first insulted him.
United States District Attorney Baxter1be-
gan suit yesterday against Joseph Gotta and
John Saver for s552.50, the value of pine lum-
Der and tamarack cordwood cut on govern
ment land. The parties live in Belle Prairie.
The office of the clerk of the supreme court
will be closed, except for the filing of papers,
until Aug. Is. Up to that date all papers can
! cleft at the room of the insurance commits
| sioner.
The board of equalization was in session
| yesterday and completed the equalization of
! the Seventh ward and spent the afternoon on
Rose town in consultation with Messrs. Hen
erickson, Hoyt and Quinn, the town commit
tee.
ExcaVatOrS put in too heavy 4 blast on st.
Peter street, on the lot adjoining the Globe
restaurant, yesterday afternoon and the loud
explosion attracted large crowd Consider
! bic dust was sent flying, but no damage was
| caused.
Scarlet fever on Sherman street, near West
| Seventh; diphtheria at 16S Plato avenue, 1854
Ross street. Il East Seventh street, and oppo-
| site Jaggar's kiln, were reported yesterday.
The record for Sunday and Monday show S
| thirteen births and fifteen deaths.
John I. Kelly made another hit lie his
comedy, ''McCanns Night OFF," at the
| Seventh street museum last night. Mr., Kelly
| is certainly one of the best Irish comedians
seen here in a. long time. Church s. Carlisles
company on the upper stage is worthy OF
| mention.
G. R. Berry. with lady, drove reek-
lessly up East Seventh street last night, and
collided with rig containing officers Nc
Bride and Schorn The officers were thrown
out, sustaining serious injuries, and their
buggy was badly used up. Berry was ar
rested for reckless driving.