St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-02
GLOBULE S.


riages, 6.
A regular meeting of the board of educa-
ton will be held Monday night.
Treasurer Refs yesterday disbursed $30,O0O
to the police, fire boys and street forces.
James Stalls yesterday caused the arrest of
M. Prendergast for keeping vicious dog.
Westlake furnishes the supper for Hiber-
MAN Rifles ball next Monday. That means
good one.
Miss NJ. R. Ross was yesterday paid s96 for
thirteen days services as a professional
nurEe at Sank Rapids.
Westlake's restaurant, "a East Third street,
sells commu tation tickets, Sc for 3d. This is
very satisfactory way to board.
The Great Western band of this city and
DanZs band OF Minneapolis will give an ex-
cursOn to Lake Waconia on Sunday, May 10.
Mrs. Morton, wife of the man now in jail on
a charge of swindling the banks, arrived from
Chicago yesterday and visited her spouse IN
jail.
The Ohio Street Social and Literary club
gave ball last evening at its club rooms on
Ohio street. which was a very successful at
fair.
A regular meeting of the Stonemasons
union will be held on next Tuesday evening,
May 4, at 8 O'Clock, in No. West Third
street.
Charles Clark was arrested by Capt. Bres-
settle yesterday on information received from
highway robbery.
The county committee on claims met yes
terday and audited a batch of bills, which will
come before the board on Tuesday ut the
regular monthly meeting.
The board of public works made a tour of
inspection yes terday to various street i'm
provements. The entire day was put in by
the body in the inspection.
S. ]. Ahern yesterday sent a check for $40
to Mayor Rice for the benefit OF the cyclone
sufferers Aid. Bryant also sent his indi-
vfdual check for similar amount.
Pianos and house furniture removed very
cheap. also domestics furnished on short
notice. at Kents Package Delivery and En-
ployment Office, 209 West Seventh street.
During the month of April the police pa
troll boxes registered 161 alarms, the special
calls were 30 and fire calls 1e. The patti oil
wagon travelled 4791a miles and brought in 268
prisoners.
Charles D. Gilfllan and James T. Mcmillan
were before Judge Cory yesterday for ''yiolat-
ing ordinance 61S.' in reference to smoke
consumers on public buildings. The case
went over to May.
Word was received at the United States ex-
press Office in this city yesterday that the re-
mains of Hon. William Shelley had been for
warded from Chicago and would arrive in st.
Paul This morning.
In the matter Of the proceedings by the st.
acquire lands betw cen Third and Seventh
Streets east of the Manitoba right of way
arguments were made at the special term OF
the district court. Judge Simons, yesterday
on the question of the appointment OF COM
missioners for condemnation.
The patrol wagon was called to the Ryan
hotel last night about 7:30 to remove China
man who was in front of 4O7 Robert breaking
up his chairs and demolishing windows. By
the time the police reached the scene the ce-
lestial had been taken into his laundry. and
doctor in attendance said he was sick and
delerous fsom the effects of smoking opium.
The program last evening at the Gospel
Temperance rooms was as follows: Piano
duet. Misses Luley and Zimermau; vocal
duet, Mrs. Kinds and Miss Crawford; read
ing Prof. w. w. Pendergast; piano solo,
Miss Georgia Luley; recitation I'm sign
language), Louis Buschman; vocal duet, Miss
Crawford and Mrs. Kinds; ten-minute address
by Rev. j. Pemberton, and piano solo by Miss
Helen Zimerman.
The managers of Red Rock camp meeting,
to be held June % to July 6, have already be-
gun to beautfy the grounds six miles below
the city, by setting out trees, and will begin
other improvements Immediately. Sam Jones,
Sam Small and Chaplain McCabe will be in at
tendance, and will doubtless draw large
audiences. The Germans and Swedes have
| been invited to attend and arrange for SER
vices in their own language.
u. Is. Palmer, VICE pr6S1OenG OF the new
York association, has received during the
last week number Of interesting letters, one
from Hon. Roscoe Conkling William H. Rob-
ertson. John w. Nrooman and other promi-
nent New York men, former personal and
political friends of the Hon. Edwin G.. Hal
| bert, who was member of the New York as
| ISOLATION Bnd one of the victims of the cyclone
| at Sank Rapids. The letters will be read be-
| fore the association at their meeting to-mor
row morning at Hotel Ryan.
| Papers in the suit of Charles w. Henning
VS.. Louis Bion We're received in the United
States circuit court yesterday from Rice
county. The plaintiff is the assignee of the
claim of the Best Brewing company and seeks
| to recover quantity of beer kegs valued at
| 81, 1852. IS, in which beer was shipped. The
| defendant is a wholesaler and sets up the
fact that the beer was shipped by the COM
I pany direct to the retail customers and the
| latter were responsible for the packages.
officer John Fancy yesterday arrested Pat
| rick Reagan on warrant sworn out by his
wife, Mary Reagan. The complainant AYERS
that Reagan created q disturbance on his
| premises day before yesterday. Mr.. Reagan
| keeps saloon at 400 Kittson, corner of Sixth
street. The complaint is that on Friday he
went off on spree, and on coming home pro-
| ceeded to demOlish articles of household fur
! niture and was about to assault his wife. He
| was taken on the warrant before Judge Cory
| and held to bail in the sum of 500 until the
| trial comes off, Monday.
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