St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-17
GEOB UL e 5.

About $4,000 was paid out on city bonds
yesterday.
The case of Edwin A. Sargent vs. Benjam
N. Case was dismissed in the district court.
Verdict for defendant was found in the
case of Emil Straussburg VS.. j. G. Mccarthy.
A glandered horse belonging to Louis
Lefebvre $50 Arcade street, was killed yes
terday.
The Cloquet Building & Loan association
has Incorporated with capital limited to
S500.000.
Owen Mccarthy was arrested by Special
Cuddely for attempting to break into win
dow near elevator last night.
Mr. D. NJ. Funk and wife of Bloomington,
ILL.,, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ell. M.
Rollins, 271 Pleasant avenue.
An action has been brought by Joseph Silk
against Charles G. Ainsworth, to set aside a
judgment of $9S.S7 and costs.
Caroline M. Stone has brought suit against
Greenleaf Clark to quiet title to lot Ia, block
IL, Mackubin & Marshalls addition.
Assembly No. 5637 Knights of Labor will
picnic at Greenwood Park on Aug. ~. An
interesting program will be prepared.
Judge Simons yesterday made an order for
the distribution of the assets ST 223. 95 of John
j. Ward, assigned, creditors getting So per
cent.
| The Northern Pacific ball club will play a
nine from Foote, SchultZe u Co. g, on st. An
thony hill grounds this afternoon. Game
| called at $3.50.
A trial by jury in the case of J. B. Dow be-
| fore the municipal court resulted in finding
| him guilty of violating the building ordinance.
He was fined $50.
Scarlet fever at 1856 Sims street. diphtheria
at 66S East Fourth street, one birth, three
deaths and one marriage was yesterday s
| health bulletin.
The bids for the proposed addition to the
| city hospital were before the committee on
| buildings yesterday, and were laid over until
| Monday at 10 a. m
| F. G.. Rinker, collector of the Butchers
Mutual Benefit society, was yesterday ap-
| pointed a special policeman at the request of
| the secretary of the association.
James T. Roberts, steam-fitter, fell down
! upon the stone sidewalk, while intoxicated,
at Sixth and Wabasha streets yesterday even
| ing. His head was frightfully cut.
| Trouble occurring between Ben Nettleton.
q secondhand dealer, and Barney Murphy, a
| fireman, the former accused the latter of
! striking him. Both were arrested.
The Port Arthur. Ont. Herald of July ID,
| in giving the particulars of the opening of
nisi prius court in that city, mentions the
presence of Hon. J. B. Brisbin Of St. Paul
Complaint was filed by William Hendricks
and w d. Cornish against the Cleland estate
| yesterday, the action being to quiet title to
property in sections % and 26, township 20,
| range %.
United States Marshal Campbell caused the
| arrest of w. H. Griffin for neglectiug to take
| out special liquor and cigar license from
May l to July l. He was bound over to the
grand jury on his own recognizance.
The case of Michael o. Kirsch VS.. Frank
Koecheler ct al came up for trial yesterday
! afternoon. Only small amount is involved,
but the parties and witnesses being Bohe-
mian, unable to talk English, makes the case
exceedingly tedious.
The Pioneer Iron Mining company of Du-
| luth has filed articles of incorporation. The
| incorporators are e. ]. Palmer, ]. T. Gregory.
]. S. Ellis and Newton Wiley of Ashland,
Wis, and J. II. James of Milwaukee.
Arrangements are being made for the Or
ganization of Northwestern Brewers asso-
citation and a meeting of all brewers in the
| Twin Cities has been called for July 20, at the
Hotel Ryan, to take the necessary steps
| toward forming the organization.
young man who called himself Patsy
Bolliver said he was born in Hong Kong and
was half breed, trying TO be fanny. was
arrested by Officer Call at the union depot for
stealing pail of confection cry from Mahan
s. Cumby and trying to sell it. The court
continued his case until to-day.
The following is the program of the third
| anniversary of the st. Paul Young Woman S
Christian Temperance union, which will be
| held in the House of Hope, on Sunday even
| ing: DR.. S. G.. Smith, st. Paul, subject,
"Women:" Mr. ]. II. Mills North Carolina,
''Charty.' Mrs. J. K Barney of Providence,
R. l., national superintendent prison and jail
| work, will make short address. DR.. Christie
| will preside.