St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-27
GLORULES.

NJ. +. Kennedy & Bros, gunsmiths, at sc
East Third street, lost a $50 Winchester rifle
early Sunday morning, by some person smash
Ing in their heavy plate-glass window. A
roomer on the opposite side of the street
heard the crash, saw man take the gun aud
disappear down Minnesota street toward the
river The occurrence was about 80 in the
morning.
Coroner Quinn deemed an inquest unneces-
sary in the case of the man killed by the cars
Saturday evening. His name proved to be
Martin Olson, Norwegian about 30 years of
age, who worked on the lower improvement
of the Burlington road.
a writ Of attachment was issued yesterday
for Hugh Conway, who is wanted for assault
and battery.
There is diphtheria at Gle Wells street and
634 Debow street.
Two marriages, twelve births and ten
deaths were the record for Sunday and Mon
day.
Frank Rease, who shot his brother-in-law
Frank Stump, on Sunday night, had his case
continued yesterday until the Bird of May,
Fred Achilles, the youthful burglar, was
held to the grand jury by Judge Cory yester-
day, bail not being fled.
Joseph Tobentzhoffer was before the police
court yesterday for moving George Blanch-
ards house from lot Is on Fort street and
placing on his own ground. The case was
continued TO April IS. This IS the first in
stance on record in this city of man carry
ing away a house.
Sam Bowers got forty days yesterday for
thelarceny OF an IS clock from Third street
dealer.
Forty invitations were sent out yesterday
by Secretary Phelps of the chamber of COM
merce to the principal railroad and business
men of the city, to meet at the Hotel Ryan
Wednesday evening at o'clock, to make ar
engagements to receive and entertain the COM
fNF
a conference with them relative to making
ST. Paul a cattle market.
G. w. Hardacre, superintendent of delivery
at the postofhce, was kicked By his horse
while exercising the animal in his yard yes
terday, and had the breath knocked out of
him for the time being, but no bones were
broken.
MIXERS cigar store on Jackson street was
closed by the sheriff yesterday on an execu-
ton.
In the probate court yesterday the wills of
William Barbour and Susan Shearer were ad-
mitted to probate. AT noon to-day p. A.
Hydling will be examined on information for
insanity.
Decisions in the following cases were fled
in the district court yesterday: Charles p
Peabody VS.. G.. w. Merrill ct al, order substi-
tuting Clara l.. Peabody as plaintiff; Maurin
Bros. VS.. John Fogelberg, order changing
venue filed, goes to Otter Tail county; George
ordrr denying a motion to strike out portion
of complaint
The council committee on streets met last
evening and considered bids for four patrol
wagons The committee recommended the
award of the whole four to the Union Wagon
works of Minneapolis. The bid of this com
pany was 500 per wagon.
The Ohio Street Social and Literary club
will give an entertainment this evening. A
very interesting program has been prepared
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the State
Plumbers association will meet at go East
Seventh street in annual convention to dis
cuss generaPsanitary questions. Papers viii
be read by DIR. Hewitt, secretary Of the state
board of health, DIR. Witherlee, w. ]. Freaney
and others. The officers of the association
are: President, J. L. Holmes, St Paul; vice
president, j. 5. Kearney, Minneapolis; treas
urer, j. @. Prendergsst st. Paul.
The committee on streets Of the common
council will meet tonight.
Mayor Rice yesterday vetoed two ordinances
Of the city council granting permission to NJ.
E. Robertson and NJ. X. Cockey to move GER
tain buildings The ground of the veto is that
the preliminary publication notices required