St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-27
d. o. H. Clark is held to the grand Jury 70
grand larceny.

D. o. 81. Clark is held to the grand Jury for
grand larceny.
Yesterdays health record: Scarlet fever
at 1893 Walnut street; births, 6; deaths, 6.
The suit of John Tiltz against Charles VIII
coxen for $500 for services is still on trial.
Peter Champion, indicted for the larceny
OF an overcoat, was found not guilty and dis
charged.
| In the district court case of Thomas Pow
ers VS.. Walter lie the jury returned verdict
of $40 for Walter lie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cole, whose do
1nestic troubles developed into fight, were
sent to the workhoase.
! Uri L.Lamprey has begun an action against
Chester Hitchcock TO quiet title to block 8,
Brown 81 Jacksons addition.
The funeral of Lydia May. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Martell who died on
Thursday, took place on Friday
@. Reynolds, a bartender, was arrested by
Officer Zirkelbach for irving to pass a bogus
twO-dollar bill in West Seventh street sa-
loon.
G. G. Dewey, formerly prominent nail
manufacturer of Wheeling, and now engaged
in the same business in Colorado, is a guest at
the Ryan.
The Wisconsin Central will sell excursion
| tickets for July 3, and at one and one
| ii fth fare for the round trip, good to return
until July 6.
| The case of the ''vags' who are charged
with stealing w. L. Abbott's valise was con-
| tinued until the 2Sth. They were lodged in
the county jail.
! Olaves Matthison, whose horses were
killed at the Duke street short line crossing
! recently, brought suit yesterday against the
| Milwaukee road for So, 657.
| The Clark-Bryant Improvement company
OF ST. Paul was incorporated with a capital of
| 100000. The incorporators are ]. H. Bry-
ant, A. E. Clark and c. w. Clark.
| The regular meeting of the St. Paul Press
| club will be held this afternoon at o. o'clock at
| the Merchants hotel. AS the rooms are not
| yet lifted up adjournment will probably be
| taken for one week.
William j. Lemp, the st. Louis brewer. and
his family, have engaged a cottage at Leips
| for the summer. William Orthmin of st.
Louis has engaged cottage for his family.
Both will be at the lake this week.
| Frank Monroe and Louis Straus. indicted
Tor larceny in the second degree, pleaded
guilty, and were sentenced each to two years
| and three months in the penitentiary. Deputy
| Ciewett took them there last night.
| Inventories were filed in the probate court
| yesterday of three large estates, viz: Es-
! tate of James w. Yandes, amounting to S304, :
oS9.71; estate of Cyrus B. Yandes, S23 554. 80 /;
estate OF William A. Culbertson, 1885, All. IS.
The Minnesota Iron company have shipped
this season up to the night of June q, GO, 424
| tons OF iron from their lake shipping port
Two Harbors They shipped last season up
| to the same date sc, 502 tons. The increase
| for this season was 1912 tons.
| Officer Finn reported from Rice and Como
streets yesterday that Willie Harrigan, a
| three-year-old son of Thomas Harrigan liv-
| ing on CORTLAND street. near Ackers, was
| hooked by cow belonging to John Burns,
and tossed into the air three times. He was
| not badly hurt.
| A. III. Nicolay explains that for his auction
sale of April 20, he offered to pay $500 for a
license, less rebate foi three months and
twenty-seven days, on the day before, but that
it was refused, and the matter was referred
| to the city attorney. He was given permits
| sion to make the sale without license. He
threatens now to sue the city for the rebate.
DR.. H. L. Bryant and II. W. Wack have
| changed the name of their camp at White
Bear from Camp Detramp to Lake View
camp. Those stopping at Lake View this
week were Frank Eichler, Sam Hart, Jack
Kenna, e. Beal, H. Beal E. A. Bryant, Mrs.
Dudley and Miss Fern Dudley and DR.. c. E.
Hale