St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-29
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Moses Goldstein, for assaulting boy, got
$40 fne.
The Great Western band will give concert
this evening at Grotes.
A meeting of the Ohio Society of Minnesota
men will be held at the Ryan hotel this even
ing.
A stove in r. J. Spieps residence, No 74o
East Sixth street, exploded with slght dain-
age.
There will be a special meeting of the Cen
trail W. G. Z. q. to-day at p. m', at 90 hast
Seventh street.
Company p will elect lieutenant this even
ing to fill the vacancy caused by the reslgna-
| tien of Lieut.. Quepce,
| C. Reynolds, charged with trying to pass a
counterfeit So bill on West seventh stfeet
saloon, forfeited his bail.
The funeral of the late Samuel Mcconnell
| took place yesterday from the famlly resi-
dence, Rev, Mr.. Anderson oHiciatlng.
The Junior Pioneers will meet at the court
| house tonight to make final arrangements FOR
| their proposed Lake Superior excursion.
The street railway extension along Aeker
street. from CORTLAND to Mississippi streets,
will be ready for operation in few days.
The claim of Annie E. Pease of this city for
I pension has been allowed, ana her name
will go on the roll at the Milwaukee agency.
John Martin was sent to the workhcuse Tor
peatedly before the court for various oHenses.
Yesterdays health record: Diphtheria at
366 Walnut street. 31S Franklin street and 800
Arcade street: births 0, deaths ID, and mar
riages l.
officer M. B. Hayes has resigned to take an
engineers position on the Duluth road
James Y. Werrick has been appointed to sue
eeed bin.
The Knigts of St. George have accepted an
of Kniu Of Ian to ar
ticipate in the Fourth of July exercises at
New Prague.
W. Scott, n. Williams, r. Schroeder and G.
Monroe were convicted Of the larceny of a
yalise belonging to w. L. Abbott, and sent to
the workbeuse for thirty days.
George Chriessler, a little boy living at 56s
De Soto street, was playing with cartridge
Sunday night. 1t exploded, and injured his
left eye seriously.
Hereafter all applications to and bust
ness with the Protestant Orphan asylum
| will be received at the asylum on Fridays
| from 10 to II a. m.
| The case Of Frank Ham and Frank
| Schmidt, who were accused of altering a
check on the First National bank, was con-
tinued until to-day.
The Young MEMS Republican club elected
| H. Fl. Cleveland, Samuel Morrison, Maurice
E. Propping, H. S. Stockenstrom and G. s.
Brett to membership last evening.
Judd Lowry, who had been convicted of
crookedHess in wheat receipts on the Omaha
& Iowa read, has been sentenced by Judge
Nelson to pay 81 flne ana serve thirty days in
Jail.
Duncan Mcdonald. an idiot IL years of age,
who escaped from the idiot asylum in Fari-
bault. was found by the police yesterday and
locked up in Jail. He belongs in Mime
apolis.
The county committee on claims advertised
for bids on fuel, to be opened last, Saturday,
and then stayed away from the auditors Of
Zee. The bids will be opened at IL O. clock
next Saturday.
Capt. Rresette and County Attorney Egan,
in the municipal court yesterday, urged the
enforcement Of the vagraucy law against the
gangs OF thieves that are now infesting St.
Paul and vicinity.
The fire commissioners last night allowed
the monthly payroll of S9,266.63, the salary
of the superintendent of buildings amount
| ing to 1928 to the end of June, and O conttn-
gent fund of 1855.
| st. Patrick's church will give Fourth OF
| July picnic next Monday at the corner Of
| Case and Mississippi streets. There will be
all kinds of games foot-races, creased MIG
| wheelbarrow and potato races.
| The Saltwater police authorities are look
| ing for burglar named Gard, who broke
into the Stillwater house recently and stole
! $44. Some of the officials at the state fair
grounds think he is in that vicinity.
| Chief Of Police Morgan Of Granite Falls.
| now paying visit to this city, says he saw a
| woman in Watson whose description oorre
| spends with that of Mrs. q. Y McCord. who
! left her husband at the Sherman house not
| long ago.
The Vinton Realty company of Minneapolis
| has filed articles of Incorporation with The
secretary of state. The capital stock is 5000
Co., and the incorporates are: I. J. Prebies
on hnxy,r -
Yinton of Avoca, Ia.
| A simple girl named Clara Riedal, whose
father lives at Alton, Washington county.
| was sent from the Woman,s Christian home
last night to police headquarters. She is
partly insane. DR.. Ancker paid for her Iodp-
ings for the night. She will be sent home to-
day.
The trial of Pin-deg- -oeay-ouav. tbe
Indian woman, for the murier of Num4av-hin
Der husbands other wife, which was to have
come up in the United States circuit court
| yesterday, was postponed until Friday. John
g. Morrison, q mixed blood, and CAPTAIN OF
the indian police, will act as interpreter in
the case.
John Oliver. representing the Moore street
industrial school for colored children. of
Richmond, Va, while making his tour of the
Northwest, called upon Mayor Rice, with
credentials from J. L. Currie Of the Peabody
fund and others, to obtain aid for his instit,l-
ton The matter was referred to D. r. Noyes,
who will assist him as much rs possible
The new board of directors Of the Young
Mems Christian Association met for the first
time last evening, the object being the organ
ization of the principal committees for the
year beginning June l, and the election of
several directors to FIJI vacancies not filled at
the annual election. held May ri. The fol-
lowing were SO elected r. c. Jefferson, W
lR. Ladd, James Suyaam, j. w. Griggs, w.
G. White.
Nm the district court yesterday q verdict of
$2ls.o6 for the plaintiff was rendered in tie
case>of John Fsltz VS.. William A. Wilcox,
and in the case OF Benjamin Boeseman VS.
John y, Mavsie verdict of Sse7 90 was eiyen
for t1e plaintiff. Tie case of Charles ID.