St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-19
GLOBULES.

Nine births and three deaths reported yes
terday.
Five children were vaccinated by DR.. Jones
at the health Office yesterday.
The city treasurer yesterday paid out S2O,-
102. 81 for intetest coupons on city bonds.
Three ceases Of diphtheria in one family were
reported yesterday at 405 East Seventh street.
Seats for Fred Solomon. who opens at the
Grand Thursday night, will be on sale this
morning.
The officials at Brainerd are moving 10 erect
q municipal Jail there, modelled after the Jail
al Fergus Falls.
The carnival committee on claims met last
evening and transacted the usual amount OF
routine business.
City Comptroller Roche paid out about
$4,000 Yesterday to contractors on final esti-
mates for city work.
Superintendent of Public instruction Kiehle
will visit Rushville to-day, Lanesboro to-mor-
row and Preston Thursday.
A colored man named Link Overalls was
arrested on a warrant yesterday, charging
him with disOrderiy conduct.
A masquerade ball was given by the st.
Paul Turuverein AT Turner hall last evening.
The attendance was not large.
The railroad commissioners leave to-mor-
row night tor otter Tail county TO attend
Thursday.
George Haas, the well-known butcher in
the city market, was arrested on wabasha
street bridge by Officer GOtshell yesterday for
fast driving
Edwin Gribble has ordered the mandate In
judgment rendered by the supreme court
sent 10 the lower court by the clerk of the
supreme court.
Articles of Incorporation were filed yester-
IL
Order Hibernians, State of Minnesota. The
place of business is ST. Paul.
There will be services at the Jackson NJ. F..
church every evening this week, with preach
ing by the pastor. Wednesday, commencing
at o O'Clock u. m, all day prayer meeting.
There is complaint about the distractions
left on the street at the southwest corner of
Robert and Twelfth streets, around new
building that was erected there during the
past summer.
A train arrived at st. PauI junction last
the Chicago, Milwaukee * st. Paul road. in
which was car containing eighteen head of
cattle frozen dead.
The meeting Of the West ST. Paul Irish Ma
tiOnal league was postponed on account of
the panorama and variety entertainment at
Liedertafel hall. The entertainment was
given by ID. NJ. Sullivan. and was for the ben
eft OF Father Gallagher's parochial school.
The prettiest card Of the season is being
distributed by Messrs. p. V. Dryer X Bros.
Ii represents the ice castle surrounded with
pictures of tobOggans, curling stones and
snOwshoes. The card is printed I'm beautiful
colors, and should be kept by every one as a
souvenir.
SIX new cases OF scarlet fever were re-
ported at the health Office yesterday as fol-
lows: 429 Ashland avenue. 1855 West Ninth
street, 30 Cedar street, lll6 Reaney street,
2'3 East Fifteenth street and at the corner of
Kent and Portland avenues.
George +. Fuller, deputy sheriff of Clay
county, made return at the auditors Office
yesterday. having delivered at Saltwater
John Cummings and Thomas Lee. sentenced
for one year and six months, and one year
and four months, respectively, for assault
with Il dangerous weapon.
The following were summoned yesterday TO
appear I'm the Ramsey county district court at
10 a. m to-day, TO serve as jurors: Thomas
II. Styles, P. II. Keefe, William Henze, ]. J.
lighthouse, Albert Hill, John c. Mccarthy,
Oscar J. Hoagland, Frank Hazard, James
Halvil, William Haskell.
Postmaster Day received letter yesterday
from j. W. Hanes OF Grand Army Post 3O3.
Villa Ridge, ILL.,, asking for information of
Olive or Allie Clark. IL the person will COM
municate with Mr.. Hanes fun information
can be obtained of the death of John H.
Clark, formerly Of this city.
The supreme court yesterday rendered a
decision in the case of the state against
Thomas Hanley. affirming Judge Lochren's
order, denying a new trial. Hanley was last
summer sentenced TO Saltwater for life for
murder in the first degree. The syllabus or
the decision will be found elsewhere.
Mr.. George n. Hillman, the official reporter
of the district court, returned last night from
Fort Keogh, Mont, where he reported for the
military authorities the cOurt-martial trial of
Lieut.. Avis. The record of the case was very
voluminous. The members of the court were
agreeably surprised at being able to finish the
business before them so speedily, and paid u
high compliment TO Dir. Hillman's skill as a
stenographer.