St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-28
GH.OssU LES.

The high school board meets to-day at the
state superintendent Office.
John Ranum yesterday married Carrie
Johnson. the girl whom he had wronged.
1.-THE Mikado'' will be the attraction at the
Seventh street museum for the coming week.
Returns from comfy auditors to the secre-
tary of state show l,6l5 voting precincts in
the state.
The health bulletin for yesterday showed
scarlet fever at 56T L'Orient street, births 2.
deaths 8, marriages 3.
William Angel is accused by Michael sMc-
Carthy of West ST. Paul of stealing his cow
His case was continued until Aug. 80.
Sol. Smith Russell will give two per-
formances of Pa at the Grand to-day. clos
ing his engagement with the evening per-
Torrance.
John Connors was arrested by Officer Hur-
ley on suspicion of having stolen u watch and
some iewelry from Mrs. Gordon of 37S East
Seventh street.
The postal authorities report the sale of the
new postal sheets as being fair. Over 1000
of the sheets have been sold, 500 to one firm
and the balance in small quantities.
The ladies' society OF Woodland Park Bap-
list church have erected a very fine building
on the fair grounds, and viii serve a fine
lunch to-day and each day next we elk.
c. H Lee of Racine, Wis, has brought ac-
ton in the United States circuit court against
JcflD J.. dLU JaliVS MOTIFS Oh Dtuo tafJl TO
recover SLIGO due on promissory notes.
Officer Merriam broughtin John Reuleau, a
barber, on complaint of Adam Schuster Of
East Seventh street. who accuses him of tax
ing some tonsorial instruments not his own.
MIR, Richard l.. Sorman, clerk OF the board
of public works, and one OF the Ramsey
county delegates in the legislature, denies the
story that he is Il candidate for county treas
urer. aims
Robert ]. Diamond, the Seventh ward blind
pig-keeper was granted further stay of
proceedings OF one day. The license com
missioner made complaint against him yes
terday and another warrant was issued.
John White of Hastings, past grand master.
and the oldest Odd Fellow in Minnesota will
be buried this afternoon at Hastings. con-
siderable number of the Odd Fellows of St.
Paul will go down 10 attend.the funeral.
Action has been commenced in the United
States circuit court by SOmmermeyer g.
Huebner of Marietta, Mimi, against the
Philadelphia Fire Insurance company. The
complaint alleges that the defendants failed
to pay 81, 600 policy held by plaintiffs after
their store had burned.
Through the kindness of some friends.
Unity church in this city during the summer
vacation has been repainted and gas intro
duced into the audience room preparatory TO
evening services. The church will be opeued
for service next Sunday. Rev. Samuel NJ.
Crothers of Brattleboro, VT, will preach at
the morning service.
Articles of incorporation of the Dakota
Land aud stock company were filed at the
secretary of states Office yesterday. The
principal place Of business is at Mortified,
the capital stock $4,000. and the incorpora-
tors q. ID. Coon, Northf1eld: F. K BaIch,
Lakeville; W. O. Burdick, Columbus, O., and
j. d. Burdick, Warner, Dak
Detectives Dan O'Connor and Ahern Sc
cured the arrest of one Walter Turner on
charge of theft. There were found on his
person watch and chain, stolen from c. e.
Barker in the Taylor s. Craig flats, on West
Fifth street. and a lady's turquoise-set gold
ring, with the engraving Truth on its il