St. Paul daily globe., 1886-05-06
GLOBU UL ES.

There were four deaths and three births
yesterday.
Scarlet fever is reported at 392 Erie and 274
East Seventh street.
Treasurer Refs yesterday paid out S22, 7S0 on
court house estimates.
Eight women yesterday paid S10O fine each
in the municipal court for running houses of
i'll repute.
E. L. Meyers, charged with ass aultiug the
little LeClair girl, had his case continued un-
til to-day.
There are 366 civil cases and 81 criminal
cases on the calendar for the May term of the
district court.
Oliver Peltier and George Anderson were
vest erday appointed special policeman to
take the dog census.
Jerry Francis, captain of Engine Company
No. g. West side, yesterday resigned to go into
business for himself.
Thomas Warren was arrested yesterday for
hiring team from Burke'S stable and using
false name in procuring it.
Oscar B. Hills, clerk of the United States
court, yesterday announced himself as the
happy father of twins-both girls.
Mr.. VIM. B. Dean will give free lecture at
Unity Club Rooms this evening, his subject
being "a Wonderful Discovery
The committee on police of the council will
meet to-day at p. m., at the mayors office,
the meeting being to consider sub-police sta
tiOnS.
A charitable St. Paul lady has donated a
handsome quilt, to be disposed of by rattle,
for the cyclone suffers. 1t is on exhibition
at the Ryan.
The Ohio Street Social and Literary club
will give its third ball at the hall in McDon-
nell's block, on Ohio and George streets, on
Friday evening.
Thomas White and Charles Norton, for
violation of the employment bureau ordinance
the police judge.
district court yesterday denying motion for q
new trial in the case OF Adam L. Lohlker VS..
William J. Woolsey.
John Connolly, John Burk. Pat Quinn and
Thos. Corney were arrested from crowd of
fighting toughs down on the levee, by Officers
DAILY and SchOrn last night
The ladies of the Dayton's Bluff and West
St Paul unions will meet with the ladies of
the Central w. @. I. q. this afternoon at 3
o'clock at SIS East Seventh street.
Harry Nation, who died Tuesday afternoon,
will be buried to-day from his residence on
Jackson street. The funeral will be attended
by the Cigarmakers' union in body.
Pianos and house furniture removed very
cheap, also domestics furnished on short
notice, at Kent's package delivery and EN-
ployment Office, 209 West Seventh street.
Millie Chri stine, the two-headed night
ingale is still drawing large houses at the
Seventh Street museum. This wonderful
curiosity closes her engagement this week.
William Priest yesterday made voluntary
assignment for the benefit of his creditors to
John MathieS. Jr.. of his stock of frame and
cabinetmakers' material at 543 Lafayette
avenue
David Burke began suitin the district court
yesterday against Frank Jansen, Sr., and
Frank Jansen, Jr., for 1915 damage caused
by the running away of a horse frightened by
defendants shooting pistols.
The BARRIERS arrested on Monday, Smith,
Fields, Adams, Shelter and johnson, will have
their case tried by jury on the 1lth. They
are backed by the hotel men, who desire to
test the legality of the ordinance.
Just befote o'clock last night Coleman
Green, a section hand, was struck by the
Northern Pacific work train at the Westnin-
ster street tunnel The train ran over his
right leg at the ankle, cutting off the foot.
Articles Of incorporation of the St. James
African M. E. church were filed in the regis
ters Office yesterday. The trustees are Dam
iel Harding, Richmond Taylor, William Queen,
Robert A. Jefferson and Charles I'll. Williams.
The gentlemen who sat down to the dinner
given by Mr.. Stickney at the Minnesota club
on Monday evening with the Montana stock
men represented S45. .000 600 capital and a low
estimate of the stockmen themselves is S1U,-
600, 600 more.
Decisions of Judge Wilkin were filed in the
district court yesterday declaring void as
sessmeuts ON lots 2 to 6, block "a, West St.
Paul proper, for grading Dakota avenue, and
also assessments for grading Winifred street
from Goff to Ohio street.
Sam Hodgten, OF Aitkn county, was
brought to this city by Maj. Bracket, charged
with selling two gallons of liquor to the
Indians. He was held in $500 bail by Com
missioner CORDOBA, which he readily fun
nished, Messrs. Lyons & Perkins becoming
his bondsmen.
The California Wine House, corner of Cedar
and Seventh, is the only house in the city that
handle the genuine California vines Don't
take anybody's word in regard to this, but
ask your physician where he gets the pure
and genuine California wine. Use none other
for medicinal purposes.
Capt. George Harp, supervising inspector
of steam vessels, has been under the weather
for the past few days. His shoulder, in
which he received a bullet during the war
has been troubling him. On Monday sur
gical operation was performed upon it and i
piece of bone removed. He has undergone
several similar operations.
An interesting program has been arranged
for the musical and literary entertainment tC
be given at the Temperance rooms So East
Seventh street, this evening. Miss L. Fowble
Mr.. e. L. Darling, Misses Fannie and Lizzie
Lindsey, Misses lamar, Buck, Causley
Messrs. Stark, Hewson, Wilson and Gay viii
| take part in the exercises.