St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-02
GLOBULEs.

Judge Bril- yesterday granted Mary A.
Robinson a divorce from her husband, w. G.
Robinson.
j. George was appointed special policeman
Yesterday to watch the Cults Bros mill In
the Sixth ward.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Diphtheria, 1912 East Seventh street; births,
20; deaths, g; marriages, .. 'e THa
The case OF Peter Lundgren and Fred Carl
son, who were arrested Tor highway robbery,
was continued till March 2. Iipuf er
DIR. seaver, pastor of Park church, was
called East Yesterday morning by a telegram
announcing the d cath OF his brother.
The first institute OF the season opened
yesterday at Cambridge, Isand county, with
Miss S. e. spraguo and E. K. Jacques instruct
ors.
Justice Hanft, who lately suffered severe
stroke OF paralysis, was reported TO be rest
ing easily yesterday and evidenced signs OF
Improvement.
License Collector Nugent says that he shall
swear out warrants for the arrest OF every
butcher that doesn't come in Immediately and
pay his license.
The case of Bulldog Kelly. that was TO
have been recommended yesterday morning,
was continued until this morning on account
OF the sickness OF Kelly.
Henry Logansyille, Charles Anderson and
the charge of gambling, paid fine Of $40
yesterday and were discharged.
The pay roll for the police department for
the month of February amounted to IS, 329. 62 /:
fire department 50, 551 .s3; engineer depart
ment and city officers about $1,000.
The cigarmakers of Kuhles & Stocks estab-
lishment turned out forty-hve strong to at
workman, Mr.. Emel Ryvo, who died on Sun
DAY last.
John Carr. the man who came near killing
| his wife last week. was brought into court
Yesterday, and the case was continued until
the woman was able TO leave the hospital and
| appear against him.
The report of the city treasurer for the
ures: Balance from last month, $I45 III Is;
| receipts, 1897, 93l .43; disbursements, $685.
| l96. %; balance, S347, 1851. IS. -s..f.r il.
Following is a statement of the treasurer OF
the board of education for the month of Feb
ruary; Balance from last mouth, $50, 762 55;
receipts, $2SS,l73.0l; disbursements, $685..
TO5. 30; balance, S55.230.24.
A well-dressed. sober and apparently sane
| man walked into the police station last night
and requested to be locked up. He gave nc
name and would give no reason for his re-
quest. His wish was gratifed.
Jt has been enormously stated that Mile.
Alma Fohstrom. now with the Mapleson Op.
era company, is a native of Sweden. She
was born In Finland, and her parents still re
side in the city of Helsingfors, Finland.
Elevators and are both full and have
been for about three months. The wheat In
elevator b is mostly held by spectators. The
| Minneapolis Millers association has a large
amount stored in elevator A, and in the neig b.
borhood Of 800 carloads at Saltwater, all stored
| for use.
A meeting OF the West ST. Paul branch Of
the Irish National league. held at Jordan:
hall last evening, was very thinly attended
| The president, G. b. Stanley, occupied the
chair. The committee on entertainment wa:
not ready 10 report, aud after discussing ths
condition OF the organization for some time
the meeting adjourned. the next meeting
being subject to the call OF the secretary,
| b. Pewters.