St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-21

that the participants I'm the row did not ente
his saloon.
The water board viii hold meeting on
Monday morning.
Two marriages. three births and two deaths
occurred yesterday.
Scarlet feves prevailes at 2s5 Josette, 495
Saltwater and 249 Fairfield avenue.
The Eastern fast mail was delayed but ten
minutes yesterday by reason OF the storm.
Guy NJ. salisbury is expected to speak nj
the Gospel Temperance rooms at p. m. To-
day.
The sanity OF Patrick Mccartney will be I'm
quired into by order OF Judge McGrorty on
Monday morning.
The st. Paul roller rink viii be open next
THURSDAY and Saturday evenings with full
band in attendance.
Mike Smith was fined SIS by Judge Cory for
wife-beating. Charles and Frank Miller, ar
rested with Smith, were discharged.
A special meeting OF the board OF educa-
ton will be held Monday evening 10 tax ao-
ton on the report on buildings and contracts.
But one name graced the station house
register yesterday-one common. everyday
vag, who will doubtless go TO the workhouse
in default of s..
The reading of testimony was continued
yesterday In the Bulldog Kelly case but was
not completed. The work will probably be
finished Monday.
Frank Cole. one OF the gang of counterfeit
ers arrested at Anoka a short time ago, gave
bail yesterday in the sum OF l,5O0 for his ap-
pearance for trial next June mt Winona.
n communication signed Zone OF the
Aggrieved" received at the GLOBE office will
b e published il the writerwill send her name,
mot for publication, but as Il guarantee OF
good faith"
In the district court the case OF Louis Krie-
ger VS.. David Swank was completed and
given TO tho jury with instructions 10 bring In
sealed verdict. Toe court adjourned until
Monlay morning at 10 o'clock.
Eli Perkins, Melville ID. Landon. VIII de-
liver his Philosophy OF Wit and Humor before
Hamline university Friday afternoon at 8 p.
IN. The same evening, Friday. March 20, the
humorist lectures in Minneapolis.
State teachers institutes will be held to-
morrow rs follows: Excelsior, j. II. Nc
Cleary and 5. K. Sprague, instructors; Glen
wood. W. W. Pendergast and w. II. Sanders;
Morris, c. W. G.. Hyde aud E. X. Jaques.
Gospel Temperance union and b ethel mis-
sion, 5s East Seventh street. Meeting for
deaf mutes this morning at 1890. Song serv-
Ice to-day NJ p. IN. Gospel meeting this
evening at 1880, addressed by Rev. Robert
Smith.
The charge OF assault with q danger
Gus weapon against w. II. Griffin was re-
dueed TO assault and battery. The complain
ing witness, w. Is. Wheeler, not appearing,
his honor ordered an attachment issued for
his person, and threatened to fine him for
non-appearance.
DR.. Dana, Bishop ireland, Rev. Clay Mac
Cauley and others OF the. committee on per-
manent organization of n law and order
league met yesterday afternoon at the cham
Der OF commerce and further discussed
plans for bringing about such an organiza-
ton.
About IL o'clock last night a tipsy indi-
vidual, whose name could not be learned. Ge-
came involved In quarrel with one Sapp,
saioon-keeper on Seventh street, below Wa
basha. Sapp struck the man several times
in the face. infiicting long and ;ly cut on
his right cheek bone aud bounced MIN out of
the house. There were no arrests.
Quite large audience assembled at the
rooms of the Temperance union last evening
and greatly enjoyed the excellent music, read
ings and recitations. Mr.. George Um!and's
piano numbers were very fine. The vocal
hunters by Mr.. II. W. Springer were sung
with great expression. The reading and reel
tations by Mr.. II. J. Ipps were heartily re-
ceiVed.
John Donaldson was arrested at the union
depot yesterday as insane. He was locked
up In Jail. The mans neck bore the marks
of real but fruitless attempt TO cut his
throat, he having tried il five times with an
exceedingly dull knife and only succeeded in
getting through the skin once and then making
a wound only half an inch long. The cutting
va done two days ago, and DIR. ABBOTT. who
was called TO attend the man, said the wound
needed nothing but TO be let alone.