St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-21
GLOB JULES.

james Donegan was appointed a special
policeman to serve at the Ryan hotel.
Diphtheria is reported at 26 Fairfield ave-
nue.. Six births and seven deaths were Ill
letined.
The state library will be closed to-day as
some repairs are to be made in the rooms it
occupies.
Plymouth church suspends it midweek
meeting tonight to the meeting of the char
tiles conference.
Articles Incorporating the West Side bank
were filed with the register OF deeds. The
capital stock is $50, 700.
City Jailer Spell has gone to Chicago on his
annual vacation and chief Clark has detailed
Officer Sweitzer to take charge of central sta
ton.
James Dillon's appeal from the award of
the burlington & Northern Railway company
was sustained, and the jury allowed him
$1,271.29.
A divorce was granted by Judge Simons
yesterday in the case of DR.. Theodore Thomp
son vs.. Hattie K. Thompson, on the ground
of desertion.
Prof. Kiehle superintendent of public in
struction, will to-day deliver an address at
the laying of the cornerstone of the high
school at Faribault.
Articles Incorporating the Minnesota Min
ing company were filed yesterday, with head
quarters at Monticello. Capital stock was
j. J. Rutledge the Seventh street saloon
keeper arrested for selling liquor without a
government license, furnished the necessary
$500 bail yesterday.
The comedy 1.-The Mad Poet" and the
specialties and panorama 1.-THE Mirror of
Ireland are attracting large audiences at
the Seventh street dime museum.
The old Bohrer VS.. Drake egg case is still be-
fore the court. Plaintiffs sue for about 800.
James Fl. Drake has counter claim of about
$4,000. The case is before Judge Wilkin.
Quite number Of the members of the G.
A. R. of the city left for San Francisco yes
Uerday to attend the national encampment of
the order, which will be held in that city next
week.
Frank Mueller, for stealing Conhaim Bros
u Cos cigars, and Peter Lindberg, for assault
ing barber at Collins and Bedford streets
with beer glass, July 5, were both held to
he grand jury.
Agent J. ]. Smith has been busy in the
Seventh ward again. This time warrants
were issued for George L. Harris and John S.
Thompson, who pleaded guilty yesterday, and
were fined $50 each.
The body of William Richardson, who was
drowned in White Bear lake Sunday was
recovered Yesterday after dynamite had been
used. The remains were brought to st. Paul
last night and will be sent East to-day.
The Contractors aud Builders association
LeG yeSGefudy ana the president authorized
the appointment of standing committee on
legislation. The president will appoint the
committee some time during the week.
The mayors revocation of the liquor license
of Mrs. Eva Kissell, 756 Rice street, was sus-
tanned by the committee on licenses yester-
day. The license of Nathan Levy, pawn
broker, No. 291 Sibley street, was transferred
to Louis Weber.
young man named William Ryan was ar
rested, suspected of relieving an aged gentle
man named Dr. G. E. Breckenridge of gold
watch and some money. Ryan says that DR..
Breckenridge was anxious TO cut his own
throat, which he prevented.
young man reported to Private Secretary
Dunn yesterday afternoon that some skeletons
had been unearthed in the excavation for the
grading on St. Paul street. The bones are
believed to be those of Indians buried many
years ago. Coroner Quinn will be notified
to-day.
The board of public works last night lis
tened TO an expert in the manufacture of
asphalt named Mcclure, an old resident of
this city. Mr.. Mcclure thought sheet as
phaltum would not stand our climate, but
was of the opinion that the Trinidad asphalt
could be used with some assurance OF sue
cess.