St. Paul daily globe., 1886-08-15
GE.ORUEES.

Diphtheria is reported at SO Atwarer street.
John Dillon for abusing his wife paid a fine
Of $50.
Final estimates on various contracts
amounting to $4,000, will be paid by City
Treasurer Refs Monday.
For the week ending yesterday ffty-one
deaths were reported. Two deaths were re-
ported yesterday and six births.
Charles Haas and Henry Kersch, timers,
were arrested last night for stealing a bunch
of shingles from Sayton's lumber yard.
The session of the G.. L. S. c. at Mahtomedi
closed yesterday, with addresses by Mr.. Leon
Fl. Vincent and an observance of Children's
day.
A meeting of the Irish National league will
be held at Crusaders hall tomorrow night to
arrange for attending the convention to be
held at Chicago
Estimate No. 6 on the Robert street bridge,
amounting to 500 $50, was paid 10 the Morse
company yesterday. This leaves about S50,-
900 yet to pay.
Gen. Becker of the board of public works
discussed the opposed Burr and Eugerton
streets change of grade with property own
ers yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Lunkenheimer left yester-
daV for Chicago, and will return on Monday
with one Hissler, who is wanted here on a
| charge of bigamy.
The Minnesota commandery of the Loyal
hOSlOi HdS iSSucu mourning CIRCULAR III
honor of the late Gen. r. N McLaren, con-
| tanning brief sketch of his life.
W. f. Davidson has filed IN the district
court an appeal from the assessment made
by the board of public works for opening an
alley in block II. St. Paul proper.
The case of Fred Ullman against Emma
Ullman for divorce on the ground of adultery
| was stricken from the calendar at the special
term of the district court yesterday.
The Bates avenue and Ross street NJ. E.
churches will make an excursion to Lake
Minnetonka Tuesday next. the excursion
train leaving the Northern Pacific depot at 9
o'clock. =
Supt j, W. Henion of the Minneapolis wa
| ter works paid visit to the st. Paul water
works yesterday. accompanied by J. G.
Briggs, superintendent of the Terre Haute
Ind, water works.
The Improvements in the Herald this. week
were so thoroughly appreciated by the public
that the entire edition was exhausted in
few hours. The only copies left are those
now in the hands of the newsdealers.
Charles Rnepfel, q saloonkeeper living at
Mackubin and Fuller streets. ran out of q
saloon on Wabasha street, near Seventh, to
| catch a st. Anthony hill car last night and
ran in front of University Car No. 60. He
was knocked down but not seriously hurt.
st. Paul Camp No. 1. Sons of Veterans q.
S. A, will give Midsummer's Night festival
on Thursday evening, Aug. 26. The grounds
will be Illuminated with Chinese lanterns
and band will be in attendance. The fine
grounds corner of Hopkins and Burr streets,
one block from Grace NJ. E. church, has been
secured for the occasion.
| The ''smoke committee from the chamber
of commerce, which have been Investigating
| the subject for the last two weeks, will sub
| NIT report to the chamber tomorrow morn
| ing. The committees report will recommend
the enforcement of the ordinance.
| The necessary papers Informing the state
auditor of the organization of the Citizens
| bank at Redwood Falls and the German-Amer-
lean bank at Minneapolis were received yes
| terday. The Redwood Falls institution is to
have a capital of S25, ,000 and o. B. Turrell is
tn cashier. The capital stock Of the German
American bank at Minneapolis is $500
| DR.. Cogin of Minneapolis has lately pur-
| chased of George E. Smell several lots at Bald
EaGle lake, IN SHELLS Bald Eagle Lake Lots
addition, and Tettz & Joy, architects, are now
making plans for an extensive hotel to be
| commenced this season and to be open in
| time for next seasons business The doctor
! intends to make good many improvements,
| and among others is going to put steamboat
on the lake and will also put on bus to
| meet all trains, thereby making Bald Eagle
| much more convenient and attractive than
| ever before