St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-19

has not yet found husband, but has re-
ceived numerous applications.
Patrick Gun was yesterday appointed by
Mayor rice assistant pound master, his SER
vices to continue until Nov. /.
DIR. John NJ johnson, prominent physi-
clan OF Atlanta, Ca, and q brother of Gen.
X. w. johnson of this city, died yesterday in
his 18th year.
A meeting of the directors OF the st. Paul
Press club has been called for o'clock this
afternoon at the room of Mr. II. A. earle of
the Pioneer Press.
The case of G. U. Prescott VS.. Tom Ken
naley, a suit for $4,000 damages for false i'm
prisonment, was on trial in the district court
yesterday before Judge Simons.
The Young Woman's Christian Temperance
union will hold business meeting at the par
Tors or the House Of Hope church this after
noon at p. IN. Officers are to be elected.
Albert X. Hall, charged with cutting tim
Der on government land, was brought be fore
Commissioner CORDOBA yesterday and held for
trial IN the sum of 5000, which he furnished.
Emma Adams and Georgia Casserly, who
claim habitation in Minneapolis, were locked
up at the station house last night to answer
to the charge of street walking and drunken
ness.
DIR. Michael Chitten, the laborer thrown
from his wagon and run over at Seventh
street bridge, on Monday night, was reported
way to recover.
Rev. P. Kitwood of St. Louis, Rev. B.
Frankland of Chicago and Rev. Robert Smith
Will participate in the pc oples meeting this
evening st the union and mission rooms, 5S
East Seventh street.
The annual business meeting of the St.
Paul Bethel association will be held this aft
ernoon at the Bethel and Temperance rooms,
5S East Third street, at o'clock. The annu al
reports will be presented.
A call at the home of Mr. Ireland last night
ELECTED the fact that that gentleman was
much IMPROVED and had been growing better
all day and evening. His family entertain
strong hopes of his recovery.
Officer Shaefer yesterday afternoon caught
a spirited and apparently fine blooded horse
running at large about the streets, with har-
ness on. The handsome amin al was taken to
headquarters to await an owner.
In the probate court yesterday John Bell
was appointed administrator OF the estate of
Morris Duncan, deceased; and Thomas
Manning was appointed special administrator
of the estate of Joseph Robert, deceased.
In the case of Eric Hugherg VS.. P. o. John
son verdict of $3.50 for plaintiff was
rendered in the district court yesterday
morning. 1t was a suit brought by plaintiff
for damages for alternating the affections of
his wife.
James McDonough was arrested last even
Ing Dy Omcef G1DDonS on the charge OF steal
ing sig from William Nicholson. Both men
were drunk, and Nicholson claims he was
relieved of his money near the corner of Sixth
and Cedar streets.
During the second week in June there will
be reunion of the Wisconsin and Minnesota
Grand Army posts at Lake City. general
invitation is extended to all ex-officers and
soldiers to be present and participate in the
pleasures of the camp-f1res.
A permit was yesterday issued from the
building inspectors office to Schumann &
Geisler to build three story brick block and
dwellings on Dakota avenue, between Fair
child and Indiana. The building will have
frontage of seventy-eight feet and depth of
seventy. The cost will be SIT 5OO