St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-28
GLOBULES.

The city comptroller drew orders yesterday
for about S115,00
Prof. Kiehle, superintendent of public in
struction, will lecture before the institute at
Moorhead tonight.
Hannah Alexander and Mary Mcleod will
be examined to-day at the probate court on
information of insanity.
Three new patrol wagons for the new sub
police stations arrived yesterday, and were
driven to city hall for exhibition.
Fred August was fined $50 in the munich
pal court for discharging a pistol into q
crowd, although nobody was hit.
The new hose coupler, invented by Gleich
s. Knause, of St. Paul, will be tested by the
fire department tomorrow evening at $3.50
o'clock
Harry Davis, young man living at the
corner of Chicago avenue and Starkey street,
had his head badly crushed by the falling of
derrick yesterday.
John Sherman was arrested last evening
by Officer Gibbons, charged with stealing q
small caddy of tobacco from the P H. Kelly
Mercantile company. The tobacco was re-
covered.
After long illness Mrs. Susan Davidson,
wife of John x. Davidson, died yesterday
morning at her home, No. al East Eleventh
street. Funeral services Will be held to-day
at o'clock.
During Sunday and Monday seven deaths
were reported at the health Office and only
one BIRTH Diphthcria was reported at $50
Greenwood, 1864 FarQuier street and $40 East
Seventh street.
Frank Sternhauser, arrested on a warrant
sworn out by Mary Wallrich, as being the
father of her child, was yesterday married to
the woman he had wronged, at her residence,
Rev. Father Valentine performing the cere-
| mony.
Officer O'Brien. who was charged by Mrs.
Evans a colored lady, with abusing her, had
his case investigated yesterday by Mayor
Rice and Chief Clark. The charge was not
sustained. but the officer was cautioned for
| the future.
Clerk Nichols, of the supreme court, an
nouuces that all returns and notes of issue
must be filed in the clerk Office on or before
| Saturday night, Oct. 2, as the calendar will
close on that date. Court will convene Oct.
at IL o'clock a..
Mr. Paul Hirsley entertained few young
friends of the Hill Social club on Saturday
| evening last. Nearly all members were pres
eut with ladies, also several invited friends.
Miss Bertha Wermuth and Mary Troeger each
| gave vocal selection. Fred Harder and John
| Monzel furnished music for dancing.
Officer John Egan was fined $40 yesterday
! by Mayor Rice on compliant of William Har-
| rison and a Miss Costello The officer had ar
rested the two for disorderly conduct. and as
i
| duct of the couple than that of the officer in
arresting them they were discharged.
| Miss Rachel Berkey, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. John A. Berkey. celebrated her Sth
birthday anniversary last night by entertain
! ing eighty children of her own age. Seibert S
orchestra was in attendance from to 10
o'clock. Lunch was served and general
good time enjoyed.
Hon. A. F. Nordin, commissioner of Stats
tics for this state, has received from the
| printer the seventeenth annual report of his
| office. In pamphlet form it has 1852 pages.
The more important information given in the
report has been published in the GLOBE from
time to time, as it mad been prepared in Mr..
| Nordin's Office.
The opening performances of Hooley 6
| Thompson's Ministries last night, at the Sew
enth Street museum, augurs well for the en-
| gagement. The company is strong and the
features good. Billy Arlington, with his
rooster" song, and ]. W. McAndrews as the
| watermelon Man." were the features. Dan
| Thompson and Roselle also made hits.
The council committee on police held q
meeting yesterday afternoon and decided to
have patrol box at the corner of George
| and Ohio streets. and to buy hanging harness
for the new patrol wagon teams The tele-
phone bill was referred to the city attorney.
| Twelve telephones were supplied the police
for patrol boxes for $3.50 the first year, being
used exclusively by the department, and
! Comptroller Roche objects to paying the bill,
| II iS navTnant in advance