St. Paul daily globe., 1886-04-14
GLOBULES.


tor, the Blue Stocking"
Strawberries have been I'm market for
week or two and have got down TO so cents
per quart.
Acker Post, G. a. r.. will visit George n.
Morgan Post at Minneapolis, on Friday night
at o'clock.
An insane woman by the name OF Swartz
was taken TO the county jail yesterday from
the Sixth ward.
In the probate court yesterday W. W.
Manning was appointed administrator of the
estate OF William Manning, deceased.
The county treasurer yesterday paid S27,-
34S.77 to the board of education, being bal
ance of tax and state school apportionmeut.
A decision of Judge Brill, filed in the dis
trict court yesterday, susJains the demurrer
TO the second defense in the Weed Munro VS..
William q. Bennett.
Henry Marshall has resigned his position
as railway postal CLERK, on the route from
Wabasha to Eau Claire, and Mark Collins OF
Eau Claire has been appointed in his place.
City Treasurer Refs received S2I, 900 from
the county treasurer yesterday on the board
of education fund. To-day $4,000 will be
paid for miscellaneous board of education
bills.
Coleman Geary, who Is charged with killing
Patrick Manion. was examined before Judge
Cory yesterday. Nothing new was brought
out. Geary was held TO the grand jury with
out bail.
The Star Manufacturing company of
Winnebago City has Incorporated. The capi-
tai is $4,000 and the company propose to
establish a machine shop and foundry at that
place.
E. B. Gibbs post G. A. R., White Bear,
will give musical entertainment at Getty's
hall on Friday evening, the proceeds being for
the benefit of disabled comrade. Capt. H
A. Castle is expected to speak.
A section of tbs st. Paul, Socialistic Labor
party will give an entertainment aud dance in
Turner hall, Saturday evening, May /, for the
benefit of the publication of national party
organ in the English language.
Reported at the health office yesterday:
Diphtheria, 1000 West Seventh street. Scar
let fever, st. Joseph's hospital, 3i2 Goodrich
avenue, 5S7 West Seventh street, 3e3 Goodhue
street. Births three, deaths four.
T. S. Coleman, who has been in jail for
some time for borrowing Mr.. Hills horse
will be sent TO Chicago. The sheriff says he
is crazy, but the county did not want 10 com.
NIT him to st. Peter because he does not be-
long here.
Benjamin Bickey. coming from Walla Wal
la, W. T., on the Northern Pacific train. sud
denly became insane, and when the train ar
rived here yesterday. he was lodged in the
county jail His relatives live in Putnam
county, Ind.
Margaret Lijcle and Barbara Schwartz were
adjuged insane in the probate court yester-
day and committed TO Rochester Informa-
tion of the insanity Of Ben Dickey was filed
and the examination will be held at I:2O
o'clock to-day.
California wines are noted for their purity,
fine flavor and medicinal properties. II IS
important that you get them pure. The
California Wine House. corner OF Seventh
and Cedar streets. make a specially OF these
wines and always carry very large stock.
Dr. West delivered the fifth lecture of his
series at the Central Presbyterian church
last evening, inviting a large audience 10 a
consideration of the Hypothesis of the Etern-
ity Of Matter. The lecturer is making his
asbtruse topics very interesting TO his audi
ences.
The ST. Louis Park and improvement COM
pany of Minneapolis filed articles of incorpo-
ration yesterday. The capital stock is fixed
at S3oO,OO0 and the incorporators are G. G.
Goodrich, I. A. Orr, c. E. Wheeler, II. c.
Truesdale. c. L. Brown, J. Hamilton and O.
X. Earle of Minneapolis.
The remains of Mr.. Joseph Robert, whose
death in ST. Louis occurred recently reached
st. Paul yesterday, where IL will be inferred
The following gentlemen will act as pail bear
ers: w. p. Murray, A. Dufrene, ]. @. Pen
dergast, M. CASTILLO, John DolRn, James
King, Thomas Manning and John Genois.
''Dick" Warner. the rustler. who started
out with stereopticon exhibition OF the ice
palace and carnival scenes, according to the
N'SSoASAh PofSiSs 10 iNoplhE uaINtSl. ne
fills opera houses and sets his audiences wild
While "Dick'' profits by the undertaking, St.
Paul will get an advertisement that will do
her no harm.
free mass meeting will be held next Sum
day afternoon at = o'clock in Turner hall un-
der the auspices of the Socialistic Labor party,
for the purpose of discussing high license,
prohibition or no license. The discussion
will be open to all, both German and English
and representative advocates of temperance
are invited to be present. A prominent speak
er is expected from Milwaukee.
A decision of Judge Brill was fled yester-
day in the case of Albert Scheffer VS.. Thomas
Dawson ct al, the St. Paul & Duluth Railroad
company, garnishee, and Charles II .worthem.
claimant. The motion Of plaintiff for jude-
ment against the garnishee is denied, and the
motion of Charles Worthem for judgment
against the garnishee is granted and judg-
ment entered i'm the sum of S567 IA.