St. Paul daily globe., 1886-05-26
GH.OBUlES,

Diphtnerla WAS reported yesterday from al Z
Sinnen street.
An adjourned meeting of the city council
will be held this evening,
Twelve births and one death were reported
at the health office yesterday.
All of the banks of the city will close Mon
day, May 81, ut IL M, the day being Decora-
tion Day.
EGThe ladies of Acker and Garfield relief corps
have presented ST. Paul camp, Sons of Veter-
ans with an elegant banner.
County Treasurer Burton paid the city
treasurer $50, GOO yesterday, and the treasurer
of the board of education $4,000.
Mayor Rice yesterday fined Policeman Liv-
erpool $50 for arresting and abusing, without
cause, Ex-otficer j. NJ. Swanson.
In the district court yesterday verdict for
defendant was rendered in the case of NJ.
Aurbach ct al. VS.. John Wardenburg.
The resignation of Officer Nick Dorene was
rendered and accepted, and Fred Tegeler was
appointed by Mayor Rise to ill the vacancy.
competitive gun drill be given at the
armory by the Emmett Light artillery Friday
evening, the evening to conclude with a hop.
The first of the popular Rice Park concerts
by the Great Western band, under the direc-
ton of Henry Stein, will be given this even
ing.
NJ. H. Danaher has been appointed railroad
postal clerk on the Chicago, McGregor & st.
Paul route, in place of ]. A. Hickey. re-
signed
w. NJ. Carey was yesterday appointed
special policeman to serve at the Clinton ave-
nue. M. E. church, without compensation
from the city.
Cable rates from st. Paul by the Western
Union to Great Britain, ireland and France
have been reduced to II cents per word and
15 cents to Germany.
The 100 rifles recently ordered by the coun-
Gil for use by the st, Panl police force in
event of special necessity, were delivered at
the station house yesterday.
Henry Hueffmeier sued Henry Zander in
the district court yesterday for $4,000. The
complaint alleges that defendant accused
plaintiff in public of stealing wood.
The case of G. w. Beckwith VS.. P H
Simms was on trial in the district court yes.
terday. 1t is suit for damages for injury
sustained by the giving away of scatfold.
The fire department yesterday donned the
new summer regulation hats. The hats are
of light straw, sort of silver color, and are
not only nobby, but decidedly comfortable.
The mayor yesterday revoked the license
OF 5. Shaperia, successor in the secondhand
business to B. Levi, No. 55 East Seventh
street, for knowingly receiving stolen prop
erty.
Mrs. Agatha Haller has withdrawn her suit
for divorce from Phillip Haller, and claims in
letter to the GLOBE that she has learned
that the charges she made against her hus-
band were untrue.
The Dervile family, the best specialists the
dime museum has ever presented, are de-
lighting full houses at that popular place.
The turtle boy and tho other curiosities come
in for their share of approval.
A well-hlled trunk, evidently belonging to 4
lady who believes in carrying full stock of
dresses OF all styles and for all seasons, awaits
claimant at police headquarters. 1t was
sent in from 226 Susan street.
The committee from the Crusade RS society
yesterday sent out circulars to business Inc n,
asking them to allow all Catholic employees to
absent themselves from business next Mon
day to participate in the NJ emorial Day Oh
servances.
The commander of Acker post G.. A r.
wishes to impress upon all members the ne
cessity of attending the next regular post
meeting, that being the time set for COM
pleting the arrangements for properly cele-
brating Memorial day.
The residents on Chicago avenue, West ST.
Paul, are demonstrating against the filing of
stagnant pool on Plato avenue, between
Dakota avenue and Starkey street. The pool
is being filled with manure and old fruit cans
and the often sve water is being conducted on
to Chicago avenue.
A mass meeting under the auspices of the
ST. Paul Trades Assembly will be held in
Market hall next Monday night, at which the
leading topic will be convict labor W. H.
Grimshaw of Minneapolis, Mai. T. NJ. New
son, G. A. Lafayette and others are an
nounced to speak.
r. Several hundred persons took advantage,
last evening, of the first moonlight excursion
and hop of the season, under the auspices of
st. Paul Camp No. l, U. S. A, Sons of Veter-
ans. The party boarded the steamer Cleon at
the foot of Sibley and enjoyed a delightful
excursion ON the river, accompanied by the
First Regiment band.
Papers were filed in the United States cir
cult court yesterday on a change of venue
from Ramsey county district court of John
Kimball VS.. the Town of Lakeland, which is a
suit to recover interest on ten bonds of that
town for $500 each, the bonds being not vet
due and the interest remaining unpaid. The
defense is that the bonds were issued by the
town officers without proper authority.
A most enjoyable but sTimly-attended9con
cert was given last evening at the jackson
Street NJ. E. church by the Grace church
orchestra. The entertainment was the first
OF a proposed series during the summer and
that of last night was for the purpose of rails
ing funds for the purchase of an organ for
use in the Y. NJ. G. A rooms. The orchestra
was assisted by Mrs. Tanning, soprano; Miss
Mabon, sopranos; Mr.. F. W. Seager, baritone;
Mr.. Schneider, tenor; Mr.. w. c. Kreusch,
basso, and Prof. Carl Reese, accompanst.