St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-09
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Diphtheria exists at 394 Colborn street.
One birth and twelve deaths were reported.
Judge Simons was still engaged yesterday
| in trying the case of Griggs 81 Griswold VS.. ]
w. Doherty l. Co.
Information of Insanity was filed in the pro-
bate court yesterday against Daniel Mang an,
who will be examined at noon to-day.
Workingmen employed putting in repairs
are suspected of stealing some clothes from
A. Oppenheimer'S, sos st. Peter str Get.
Complaint was made to the police that
Guntlach & Hines store on West Seventh and
Exchange streets was relieved of two gold
watches.
At Waterman H. B. Shows request. William
Black was appointed a special policeman to
serve in the wholesale district between Jack
sen and Wacouta streets.
The case of Sherwood & Sutherland vs..
Michael O'Brien ct al, growing out of tn 2
Robert street bridge difficulty, was on trial
yesterday before Judge Wilkin.
Red Rock camp meeting views are being
sold at the East Seventh street gospel rooms,
the proceeds to be devoted to the benefit of
the Gospel Temperance society.
''Champagne and Oysters is still pleasing
the audiences at the dime museum Next
week John L. Keely will return for last en-
gagement, presenting new farce-comedy,
''Our Irish Boarder.''
The United States Circuit court met yester-
day morning, and after the jurors had been
discharged for the term. the court adjourned
until Monday. Justice Miller has been called
away by the death of his son-in-law at Mt.
Pleasant. Ia.
While working on a new building on Da-
kota avenue yesterday afternoon, Charles
Basal, carpenter, fell from the scaffolding
but was not seriously injured. DR.. Beales at
tended him and the patrol took him home to
804 Minnehaha street.
Hon. John Edmond of Clermont, Rensome
Phelps of Breckenridge, register of deeds of
Norman county, Hon. w. S. Pattee, North
field. Hon. John A. Lovely, Albert Lea and
@. E. Billiard, Verndale, clerk of Wadena
county, were callers at the capitol yesterday.
Judge Simons filed q decision yesterday IN
the case of Oscar Matter VS.. Anthony War
ner to the effect that defendant pay the 81 500
and the property in suit be conveyed to him,
and that the amount paid by NJ. W. Cole on
his bid for the property be refunded also
that in case of the failure of Warner to pay
the amount. the sale to Cole be confirmed.
Mr.. Peter Oberst, a well-known ST. Paul
commercial traveller, was sunstruck at Wyan-
dotte, Kan, recently. He escaped some way
from friends who were his keepers, and has
not been heard of since. Mrs. Oberst Of this
city having requested Officer Scheffer to assist
in endeavoring TO find the unfortunate man,
telegram was accordingly sent to the mar
shall Of Wyandotte.
The Free Methodists of the district ir clud-
ing st. Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, Mortified
and neighboring points, are holding a camp
meeting at the corner of Winifred and Ohio
streets in West St. Paul. The meetings,
which are in charge of Rev. G. e. Reynolds OF
Royalton, will continue for an indefinite pc
riod. Rev. j. L. Keene of Usage preached
last night to congregation of thirty, largely
curious children of the neighborhood. Owing
to the small attendance the location will
probably be changed to one nearer the CITY,