St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-09
GLO8ULES.

The city treasurer will pay $4,000 water
board bills to-day.
musical entertainment will be given at
the atheneum next Sunday night.
The school principals or the city Will meet
ut the high school Saturday at l0a. m.
In the case OF Charles S. Bunker against
The Merchants National bank the jury re-
turned verdict for the defendant.
The ST. George snowshoe club will hold
meeting At carnival headquarters next Thurs
day evening for the election or OH ;ers.
Reported At the health Office yesterday:
Scarlet fever at the corner of Be Bow aud
Williams streeIs. Births three, deaths two.
Charles Turner, who stole an overcoat
from John Lamon, was yesterday held to the
grand jury on the charge of grand larceny.
The habeas corpus case of Bulldog Kelly
will come up before Judge Brewer at 10
O'Clock this morning, in the United States
circuit court.
The Young Woman's Christian Temperance
union Will hold "A business meeting at the par
Tors Of the House OF Hope church Wednesday
evening NJ O'Clock.
Mayor Rice yesterday went 10 Chicago on a
business trip that will necessitate an absence
OF four or i've days. President Smith of the
council will act as mayor during Mayor Hce's
absence.
Henry Holt was arranged before Judge
Cory yesterday on the charge OF getting
money under false pretenses. His selling q
horse with fractured back bone. The case
was dismissed.
horse and loaded delivery wagon belong
| Ing TO Weis Co. went up Robert street with
out driver yesterday afternoon, the trip re-
sulting In broken lamp post and wrecked
one-horse wagon.
Tue Milwaukee short line train leaving
Minneapolis At III p. IN. will be held during
the present week until ii :l5 70 accommodate
such ST. Paul people as may wish to attend
the "Mikado" by the Duff company in Mime
/ apolis.
Hannah Beutelne, who lives at White
| Bear and Is generally known as the Lady OF
the Lake, was arrested by Ofieer Calvin last
/ night on the corner OF Sixth and NJ nnesota
streets, hilariousy drunk. She had fallen
down and cut her eye badly.
Very low rates have been secured for at
/ PENDANTS from ST. Paul on the next session of
the National Educational association at To-
| peka, Kan, in July. Excursions have been
arranged for those who wish to visit the
mountain scenery of Colorado at that time.
| 1t is understood that there are several
| asprants for aldermanic honors in the Sixth
ward. NJ j. Bell and F. B. Doran are the
| Republicans who are reaching out for the
| fruit, and 4. A. Giles and E. X. BRYANT, the
present incumbent, both have jealous eyes
on the apple.
In the case OF John Mclaughlin. admins
traitor, against the Chicago, st. Paul & Mil
i WodACStAh bAC Onllcu CldlGS COuElsluc
/ jury returned verdict for the defendant.
| The suit was brought by the plaintiH TO re-
/ cover $4,000 for the death of his wife, which
was caused, as he alleges, by the injuries re-
ceived while riding on the defendants cars.
An informal meeting of persons interested
in organizing lodge OF A. f. g. A. NJ. in West
ST. Paul was held in Days drug store last
/ evening. About twenty were present and a
good deal OF interest was taken in the matter.
After consultation the meeting adjourned to
Monday evening next at the same place, when
/ the organization will be perfected. A cordial
invitation TO meet them at that time is ex-
| tended.
| In the case of William Weisinger VS.. Bern
| ard Weisinger Judge Brill yesterday filed Il
decision in which he determined that the
plaintiff Is entitled to the possession OF the
real estate In dispute; that defendant upon
payment of $40 ma. have thirty days to re-
move the house that is upon the property;
| upon failure TO pay this sum or TO remove the
house within the time, all right to remove the
house shall cease.