St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-09
GLOBUL ES.

Health Office bulletin: Marriages, 3; births,
10; deaths, 3.
Scarlet fever is at 80 West Fifth street and
100 Burr street
City Treasurer Refs yesterday paid ssI, 900
on city coupons.
Juries were struck yesterday in the two
libel suits of Griffin and Moriarty against the
Pioneer Press.
The board of public works visited Merriam
Park yesterday to inspect improvements in
progress in the Seventh ward
The case OF Frank johnson vs.. Hamm and
Bowlin, on trial yesterday in the district
court, was dismissed oy Judge Simons.
Tim Halpin was before Judge Cory yester-
day charged with trying TO clean out his
household. He is thought TO be insane, and
was sent to the probate court.
Under new ordinance steamship ticket
agents and employment agencies are required
TO take out licenses. License Officer Nugent
proposes to proceed against all who have ne
elected TO take out papers.
The Citizens National bank of Des MoInes,
Ia, began suit yesterday against the Mer-
chants National bank Of st. Paul for 81, 9s2. rs
being the sum OF a number of drafts
forwarded for collection.
A license was taken out yesterday for the
Exposition building as a playhouse, the fee
being SIS. This will allow the Nickel Plate
show TO exhibit there, and enables them to
evade the Sl,OO0 circus license.
The railooad commissioners have set April
10 as the date on which they will meet the
Representatives. Of the railroads of the
state and discuss the establishment OF cents
as maximum rate per mile.
Charles Letrau, late of the Ninth Mime
sofa infantry, and a member of CART cid post
was buried by his post IN Oakland cemetery
yesterday afternoon. The deceased was 81
years of age, and leaves a family.
sl.a
court house. who often makes the halls OF
that ancient edifice re-echo his carols latter
Office hours, fell down stairs early yesterday
morning and sprained his ankle.
Before Judge Wilkin yesterday the case OF
Bowen VS.. wathers, and OF Albrecht & Chute
We. the city were tried and submitted. The
latter is a suit for damages on account OF
grading Wabasha street and University
avenue.
A decision of Judge Brewer was fled in the
United States circuit court yesterday denying
motion for new trial in the case of James
p. Rowan vs.. the Northern Pacific Railroad
company. The verdict was an award of
$1,000 TO plaintiff.
In the probate court yesterday the will OF
Rebeeca Hyman. deceased. was fled. Glars
l.. Peabody was appointed administrator OF
the estate OF Charles p. Peabody. Sophia
| Larke was adjudged insane and committed tC
| Rochester. II. B. Wenzell was appointed
/
Nichols and Rollo Nichols, both deceased.
The new Evangelical Lutheran Trinity
church, corner of Wabasha and Tilton streets
will be dedicated next Sunday. German
services at 10 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. and M
| English service at 1880 in the evening. Rev
Gausawitz win preach in the morning. Rev
4. Dreher in the afternoon, and Rev. w
, Peterson in the evening.
/ 1.-The directors OF the Minneapolis. Lyndale
Minnetonka Railway company nled the map
| of their proposed extension TO Hutchinson
with the secretary of state yesterday. ThI
route surveyed practically follows tn,
| southern boundary of township liz. nortl
| from Excelsior to Hutchinson, passing to tn,
| south around Lake Minnetonka and Goose
lake, and to the north around Silver lake, II
Mcleod county.
The corner of Cedar and Third street ha.
at last parted company with Its usual Satar
day turmoil and crash. and the voice of III,
| auctioneer will be heard there no more for
ever. This point has been used as On auction
mart since January, 1872, being first used by