St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-16
GLOBULES.

Meat Inspector Lamb yesterday condemned
1,620 pounds Of poultry.
Scarlet fever at No. I'll Payne avenue and
No. 493 University avenue.
Diphtheria was reported yesterday at the
corner Of Thomas and University.
The sixty-Hfth California report was re-
ceived at the state library yesterday.
Four deaths. eight births and one marriage
were reported at the city hall yesterday.
Hon. w. johnson of Mcleod county brought
a car OF beef cattle TO the transfer yesterday.
The board of waterworks commissioners
will hold u meeting this afternoon at o'clock.
The State Historical society has just re-
ceived thirteen volumes of Bancroft's History
OF the Pacific States.
The county commissioners have been kind
enough 10 furnish Sheriff Richter with tele-
phone for his Office in the jail.
Relnhard Brewer. an old and well-known
citizen and the father Of MT. Frank Brewer,
died yesterday. He was 81 years old.
Aid. Bryant lost two buggy robes Thursday
evening. The were stolen from his sleigh at
the corner of Seventh and Minnesota streets.
Assistant Dairy Commissioner Howard is at
Mankato investigating a butterine case.
which will probably be brought into the
courts.
John McGarry of 500 Rice street, fell from
repairing some machinery. His left leg was
fractured.
Ii was Sergt. Budy and not Brady, as
the types made IL read, in charge OF the
mounted police, who cleared the way for the
procession.
In the case OF Ira W. Carpenter against J.
d. Turnbull eft al, the jury returned verdict
foT the plaintiff in the United States circuit
court yesterday for $1,000.
GharfH TRfcl,far cold f,,,t a Ia,,p1rr
located at 2l5 West Seventh street. under a
mortgage given by W. X. Bailey 10 Mary Ann
Kelly, TO secure loan Of $500.
A well-dressed young man named Frank
Kellogg was arrested by Officer Matak last
evening on complaint Of Josie Emerson, who
alleged that he had struck her in the face.
The members OF the old volunteer fire de-
partment are going 10 organize a snowshoe
club. They number between six and seven
hundred and will make a valuable addition TO
the winter clubs.
Baker & Farron's "Soap Bubble attracted
q good sized audience at the Opera house last
evening. The play win be repeated at the
matinee to-day and this evening. The sale of
seats for "Paquita, BARLEY Campbells latest
success, is now open.
Another man was arrested by the police
yesterday afternoon for jumping of one of
the short line trains, notwithstanding the re-
suit OF those cases yesterday in the munich
pal court. He was a tramp stealing a ride
and will be arraigned under a provision of
the common law.
Special order No. ., issued by Adjt. Gen.
MacCarthy yesterday, directs Capt. E. II.
Milham of st. Paul camp No. !, Sons of Vet
Grams Reserve Militia company, TO proceed to
0watonna on the 23d inst. and muster into
the reserves of the state a company of Sons
of Veterans enrolled at that place by Capt. D.
Philpot.
The case of Frederick Prentice against the
Northern Pacific Railroad company ct al,
was commenced in the United States circuit
court yesterday. This suit was brought TO
recover 260 acres of land in the heart of the
city of Duluth. This case. or another, in
volving precisely the same facts and law.
was tried in the same court two years ago
and was taken up to the United States SUI
preme court, where the plaintiff was beaten.
Last evening was the time fixed for Mr.
Mortensen of New York to lecture on Nor
monism at the Norwegian Lutheran church.
on the corner of Thirteenth and Canada
streets. About twenty-five or thirty people
assembled there TO listen 10 him, but he did
not make his appearance. After waiting
some time for him and becoming satisfied
that he would not arrive. MIR. w. NJ. Peter
son. the pastor OF the church, gave those
present n talk about Unitarianism, in the
Norwegian language.