St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-17
Gl.OB UEES.

Diphtheria is reported at No. 6O4 Wells
street.
Marriages 6, deaths and births were bull
letined yesterday.
George ODER, in "McCaun's Night Or"
made decided hit last night at the Seventh
street museum.
Robert Fitzgerald, a salesman, accused
George Hayes, machinist of robbing him of
so. Hayes was arrested.
John Wilson, West ST. Paul compositer,
fell and struck curbstone at Third and Min
nesota streets. His head was badly cut.
Charles Haas and Henry Kesel, arrested on
charge Of stealing wood, had their case con-
tinued in the municipal court to Aug. II.
b. Knueland was thrown from his wagon
and injured about the head, on East Third
street Yesterday, his horse becoming unman-
ageable.
The Sons of Veterans and the Bates Ave
nue. NJ. E. church will go to-day over the
Minneapolis d st. Louis road to Lake Park on
a picnic.
Margaret Quinn was adjudged insane in the
PROBATE court court yesterday, and COM
United to the asylum at Rochester. Charles
.. wright was examined and committed to
the department for inebriates at Rochester
Word was received in this city yesterday of
the death in Clifton Springs Of Mrs. DIR. ]. II.
Alley, formerly of this city. The body will be
Inferred for time at Hamilton, Ont, and in
December next brought to St.Paul and placed
beside the remains of her husband.
Oscar B. Hills clerk Of the United States
clcuit court, took testimony yesterday in
one of the Star route cases, entitled The
United States VS.. Harvey NJ. Vale. The
route in question is from the south part of
John Day river to Baker City, Or.
At the Seventh street museum yesterday
George Ober presented his farce comedy,
MY Mother-in-Law,' to large audience. On
the IlDDor stare the RhiDphQrt ohildrap
selections from lii hit operas, and Lowanda,
the strong man, displayed his prowess.
G. w. Penny of No. 1856 East Seventh street
reported little boy lost. An officer took a
lost boy, answering the description, to Mr.
Penny's, only to find that Mr.. Penny's boy
had returned. The lost boy is still at Mr..
Penny's.
The members Of the Coombes family who
were poisoned by eating canned beef on
Saturday were all improving yesterday. The
men were up and about the house. DIR.
Hawkins feels quite sure that a chemical
analysis will show that the poison was
arsenic.
Articles Of Incorporation of the Campbell
Curb Conduit company were filed at the sec
rotary OF states office yesterday. The capital
stock is fixed at 900, and the lncorpo-
| rators are Enos Campbell, Miner Ball and G.
ID. Holt OF Minneapolis and w. L.. Church of
Excelsior.
The two cases against P. W. Umstetter,
charged with selling liquor at the corner of
Dale street and Laurel avenue without a
license, were disposed of in the police court
| yesterday by the payment of $50 fine in each
case. Judgment was afterward suspended,
the defendant promising not to violate the
ordinance in the future.
| A midsummer-night festival will be given
by the st. Paul Camp, No. l, Sons of Veter-
ans. on the grounds at the corner of Hopkins
and River streets, Thursday, Aug. 8. The
| grounds will be Illuminated, the Metropolitan
band will be in attendance, and dancing
| program provided. On Friday night this
week, the ST. Paul camp will visit Minneapo-
lis Camp, No. o. i'll a body.
t. Goodrow, Louis Goodrow and Joe
Harper, three of the five persons arrested by
| Officer Schafer Sunday night, were fined SIS
in the municipal court yesterday. The two
first mentioned paid their fines, and Harper
was committed for ten days in default of
payment. Mamie Harper and Ed Pepin, who
were to have been married Sunday, but con-
cluded to wait until next week, and who
were responsible for the festivities ending in
| the arrest of the FIVE, were discharged.