St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-13
GLOBULEs.

The revenue office began issuing special
tax stamps for 1856 yesterday.
Matt olsim PAID $40 fine yesterday for as
sault and battery upon his brother.
William G. Nordin. an incorrigible youth,
was sent to the reform school yesterday.
The district court, Judge Simons, met yes
terdsy- morning and adjourned until to-
morrow.
Margaret Lynch will be examined in the
probate court ut noon to-day, to ascertain as
to her sanity
Chris Robinson was arrested yesterday for
the theft of some liquor from Seventh
street saloon.
Paul Ferridawen was arrested yesterday
for excavating in the streets. His case will
be tried on the I4th.
The ladies are specially invited TO attend
the Gladstone ratification meeting at the
opera house tomorrow evening.
The Stonecutter's union wish TO extend
their thanks TO Cigarmnkers' union No. 81 of
st. Paul for the donation of $500.
The barn OF Nick Deitrick. 1874 Bradley
street, was partially burned yesterday after
noon. The loss is $1,000, fully insured.
Health Office bulletin: Scarlet fever, 427
University and 2i5 COMMERCIAL; diphtheria,
IS Chestnut; marriages 3; births, 5; deaths, 5.
The fifth lecture of DR.. West on Hypothesis
OF the Eternity of Matter viii be given this
evening at the Central Presbyterian church.
The president of the Stonecutters' union of
Mankato writes TO deny the statement that a
limestonecutters' union has been formed at
that place.
The sheriff levied on the stock of Smell &
Co., Dayton's blum, yesterday on an execu-
tion 10 satisfy Judgment in favor of Pow
ers, Durkee & Co
Joseph Baker and G. E. Nelson forfeited
SOS bail yesterday in the city court. They
are the two alleged TO have made an assault
on Robert McElveny on Sunday night
About seventy-five BARRIERS met in Craw-
ford's barber shop, corner Seventh and Sib-
ley, last evening to discuss Sunday cclosing
aud other matters. No definite action was
taken.
Martin Hall OF Brainerd was brought before
United State Commissioner CardoZa yester-
day, charged with selling liquor 10 the In
dams. and held in 500 bail, which he fur
nished.
The largest shipment of wine ever made
from California 10 one firm was received
last week by the California Wine house, cor
ner Seventh and Cedar streets. 1t consisted
Of $4,000 gallons.
Thomas Brennan began suit yesterday
against ID. ID. Doyle and Louisa Hill for a
judgment of $3.50, to pay for lumber sold
TO Doyle 10 be used in constructing a building
for Louisa Hill.
The Boston Ideals will begin their return
engagement Thursday night OF this week
The following Is the repertoire: Thursday,
Victor the Bluestocking:" Friday, maid of
Honor;" Saturday, "Adina;" Saturday matt
nee, 'Musketeers."
Martin GAM. the desperate young tough
who thrashed his father on Sunday afternoon
and smashed up the furniture in the house, was
committed by Judge Cory yesterday. When
Martin returns from the lake the summer
will have been well spent
William Rice, Walter Winfield, Joseph
han, the gang of young toughs who invaded
the city week ago and robbed Kittson
street clothesline. were sent 10 the work
house yesterday for ninety days.
Lille Mitchell OF Menomonie. Wis, has be-
gun suit for libel against the Pioneer Press
for 100000, on account of the articles pub
lished last November connecting her with
the Rev. Charles Mclean, quondam pastor of
the Ninth Presbyterian church. John H
Ives is the plaintiffs attorney.
A decision of Judge Brill was fled in the
district court yesterday in the case OF Henry
l.. Hoyt ct nj. VS.. James w. Hamm, in regard
to the receivers account, all OF IL being al
lowed except the item OF $50 for attorneys
fees. The judge decided also that the re-
ceiver should not be discharged until the
funds in his hands were distributed.
number of colored citizens gathered at
the residence OF Rev. Bird wilkins last night,
2ss Norris street. TO form military company.
The subject was discussed, and a committee
appointed 10 arrange the preliminaries, The
committee consists OF James W. Smith, VI.
+. Sherman and Rev. Bird wilkins. Another
meeting was called for Friday night at the
same place.
The executive committee appointed to make
arrangements for the coming national con-
vention OF the Ancient Order of HiberniaDs
has adopted resolution inviting all Catholic
benevolent societies To take part in the
parade on May IL. A circular has been pre-
pared setting forth that the convention will
be held on May IL, 12, 10 and IL, that dele
gates will be present from every state in the
Union whom IL Is desired 10 entertain I'm a
fitting manner.
An aged German couple named Laschinger
were thrown from their wagon on Wabasha
street. opposite the market house. and pretty
seriously hurt. The accident was caused by
runaway colliding with their vehicle. The
old gentleman was hurt about the back and
hips while his wife was bruised about the