St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-13
GLOBULES.

| Dlphtheria reported yesterday at lO0
| University avenue.
There were five deaths, one birth and
one marriage reported yesterday.
Baker and Farron will open tomorrow
night at the Grand in "A Soap Bubble"
The st. George society will give a mas
querade ball at Turner hall next Monday
| night.
DIS. Stone, Witherle and Day have re-
moved their offices TO 1853 Washington street,
opposite Rice park.
Three hundred saloon men had paid their
licenses up to last night. The Goth of this
month is the last day.
Wanted to buy two small OF one large
house on St Anthony hill. Address with
terms, etc, ii. X. +, Globe.
Assistant Chief Jackson Of the fire de-
partment is in attendance upon the state
iremen's convention at ShakoDee.
Chief Black yesterday sent the broken
pump of the reserve engine to the Silsby
factory, Seneca. n. Y. to be repaired.
The district court OF Ramsey county met
yesterday morning, but did no business ex-
cept 10 call the calendar and set the eases.
The water board have commenced to bear
down on the delinquents, a number of
whom found their water shut of Yesterday.
Meat Inspector Lamb yesterday after
noon condemned 1, 097 pounds of poultry.
in the possession Of Hayt 81 Son, on West
Third street
Emily A. Richardson asks the district
| court to grant her divorce from her hus-
band, Thomas Alfred Richardson. on the
ground Of deSertion.
Adjt Gen. MacCarthy has received the
new equipments, consisting of haverSack,
belts, etc. for the National guard, enough
for all the members of both regiments.
At the competitive drill of Company c
for gold medal worth SIS. offered by
Capt Dawson. II. c. Braden took the
prize after long and critically inspected
practice.
Ole Erickson was booked for larceny at
the police station last night. He is charged
with stealing box of jelly from the grocery
Of Schock Il Co, corner Seventh and Rosa
bel streets.
A horse attached to an unknown laundry
wagon ran away yesterday. on Seventh
street, near the Market house. He WIS
stopped on St. Peter street before any dam
age was done.
Mabel Stone, the keeper Of a bagnio on
jackson street, was fined $40 in the munich
pal court yesterday, and bound over to keep
the peace. She had assaulted Mary Claw
son, one of the boarders.
The grand jury of Ramsey county met
yesterday and received the usual charge
from the court. but did no business except
to adjourn to this morning. when they i'll
take hold OF business in earnest.
Two mules attached toa grocery team ran
away yesterday and collided with a lamp
| post at the corner of Dayton and Summit
avenues, which resulted in the spilling out
or lot OF miscellaneous groceries.
ST. Paul Division. No. 40. Order of Rail-
way Conductors, will hereafter hold their
meetings on the first Monday and third
| Tuesday evenings OF each month in G.. A.
K. hall in the Drake block. They will hold
their annual ball at the Merchants Jan. %.
a meeting of the members and contrib
utOrs TO the ladies auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian association will be held
this afternoon at $50 o'clock in the parlOrs
of the association, corner of Wabasha and
| Ninth streets. All ladies interested are
earnestly invited to attend.
William BrOderck and Tim Sweeny. a
couple of tough young men, were arrested
by Officer Hopping yesterday for the theft
Of some shoes that were stolen from Au-
gust Payers shoe store on University ave-
nue. one evening about two weeks ago.
Judge Cory sent them up for ninety days.
Louis Fischer attempted TO collect a bal
ance due him on a sewing machine from
Gottlieb Klavitter, tailor. yesterday and
was stood of by the tailor and his wife
with an axe. They were arrested and
Judge Cory fined them S. each. The fine
was RENTED on the defendants promising
to give up the machine.
The Y. MICA. committee on lectures and
talks have added the following to the list
published few days since: Jan. %, Per
sonal "reminiscences of Montana in the
Days Of the Stage Coach, by Rev. NJ. n,
Gilbert, and Feb. 25th. 4 Short Talk on
Brazil. by Gen. c. &. Andrews. formerly
consul general to Brazil and resident min
lister in Sweden and Norway. Capt. Ed
ward SimOnton will speak tomorrow night
on Personal Recollections of a Soldier on
the March, in Battle and in Camp.