St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-14
GLOBULES,

One death and three births were reported
at the health Office yesterday.
Scarlet fever is reported at No. 10 Floral
avenue, and on Texas and Fleet streets.
The committee on streets, of the city
council, will hold meeting at the CITY hail
this evening at 1880.
The st. Paul German club gave q german
in the ordinary of the Hotel Ryan last even
ing led by w. Fl. Lightner. Twenty couples
were present.
w. h. Merriam sued James B. Power and
Addison G. Foster in the district court yes
terday TO recover 81, 213.93, claimed to be due
from the defendants as sureties for Hough g.
Gear on their contract with the city.
George Wilson of minstrel fame, has de-
cided to make st. Paul his future home. He
rode over the city yesterday for the purpose
OF selecting site for the erection of a resi-
dence.
Ella Halter began suit for divorce from her
husband, Kester L. Halter in the district
court yesterday on the ground of infidelity
and cruel and inhuman treatment. Plaintiff
also asks permission to resume her maiden
name, Ella Distler.
The attraction for next week at the dime
museum, the Ohio big-footed girl, is i'm the
city. Fannie Mills, for this is her name. has
foot that pen cannot describe. 1t must be
seen to be appreciated. She passed throug h
Chicago without comment.
Paul signal Office that hereafter owing to a
revision in the stations from which indica-
lions and cold wave warning are sent, this
city had been designated as a center for the
distribution of these predictions.
The BARRIERS case comes up in the munich
pal court this morning, and considerable in
terest will be taken in the result The de-
Tense, which will be conducted by Judge + r
Brisbin, has been prepared by o. A. Turner
and the points to be discussed are new and
interesting.
AT the regular entertainment at the Tenn
perance and Bethel rooms last evening instru-
mental music was rendered by Mrs. r. W
Eddy and G. Miss, and the vocal music by
Mesdames Fuller and Thompson and Misses
Kregel and Kamp. Mrs. Lichtenberger re-
cited 1.-THE Trials of Uncle Reuben
The excursion from st. Paul to the Delles
OF the st. Croix, Taylor's Falls, Devils Chair.
and other points of interest, that was post
weather. is announced to leave the union
depot at 1880 next Sunday morning. A
large party is expected from Minneapolis.
The venerable father of Bishop Ireland
Mr.. Richard Ireland, who has been quite low
for some days was reported much improved
yesterday. His relatives and friends are
now hopeful Of his recovery. Bishop Ireland
returned yesterday from Baltimore having
been telegraphed the news of his fathers
serious illness.
W. d. Carter, who lives at No II Third
street, got into dispute with his wife late
last night, and the two came to lively blows
The row was caused by the presence in the
house of yonng man from Minneapolis
named John Hopewell. The disturbance at
tracted the attention of Officer Cary, and he
arrested the trio. The woman gave bonds
for her appearance, and the men were
locked up.
AT the First Baptist church last evening
Dr.. 5. u. Smith entertained large audience
with an eloquent lecture on Greece and the
Greeks. He took his auditors to the principal
laces of the Greece of to-day and portrayed
VivIdly the beauties of its skies, seas, noun
tains, wales and isles. He touched upon its
social life, politics and comparative nothing
ness of the Greece of to-day and alluded to
the depth of meaning that lay in its ruins, re-
calling the glories and greatness of an immor-
tai past.
horse owned by Ehle Allen of the Mer-
chants hotel, and attached to light wagon
INDUCED in lively runaway last evening.
The animal dashed up Jackson street two or
three blocks, when collision occurred with
a buggy owned by W. Smith, grocer at 800
jackson. The buggy was badly damaged, and
wheel taken off the wagon. A boy named
Tucker, employed at the Merchants. was in
the wagon at the time, and when the smash-up
occurred was thrown some distance in the
air, alishtihg on his head and shoulders and
receiving quite severe injuries.