St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-18
GLOBULES.

The water bills for high service, due March
j, have been distributed
Reported at the health Office Yesterday:
Deaths, IL; births, l.; marriages, 1.
The board of abatement was TO have held
meeting yesterday, but no quorum was
| present.
There viii be a meeting Of the ladies OF the
W. Q. T. L. to-day at p. In. at IS East Sew
enth street
Rev. and Mrs. J. a. Dwarf celebrated the
| twenty-hfih anniversary OF their marriage at
! their home on Burr street Tuesday evening.
About 200 guests were present
The case of Edmund Rice, Jr., against the
| city of St. Paul was on trial all day yesterday
in the Ramsey county district court.
The work of removing the debris from thu
burned street-car stables IS going on and that
portion consumed will be at once rebuilt
The third annual ball of ST. Paul Division
No. 2. U. X. X. OF p, Will take place Friday
evening Of this week in Pythian hail on Eighth
street.
BENJAMIN Botters. who was arrested on a
warrantcharged with threatening TO cut the
heart out of his dusky amour, was bound
over under $3.50 bonds yesterday to keep the
peace
The committee of the Pioneer association
which vas 10 have met last evening for the
purpose OF arranging for reunion failed TO
have a meeting, only two or three being
present.
Those who own smoke stacks and use them
should bear I'm mind that council at its last
meeting on Tuesday evening last passed an
ordinance declaring the smoke stacks n
nuisancs.
Peter rollett and James Ligger. the 'black
star" will spar six rounds, Queensbury rules,
at JefeIson's Park theater this evening. Toll
lett sayshe is willing 10 meet any of the local
sluggers to a finish.
Messrs. Hoxie & Jaeger have sold out their
| commission business and have formed a part
nership With l.. 4. Gilbert TO conduct a grain
business. having two establishments, one in
st. Paul and the other in Minneapolis.
Charles Munro. Howard Cole, Antren
Gray and James Rice became engaged in a
row at Diman's lodging hOnse last night, in
which Rice was badly cut up about the head
by slung-shot. The whole gang was locked
up. -".--
The entertainment given last evening at
Knauft's hall by the Young Mems Catholic
union, was attended by large audience.
the proeTam consisted of vocal and instru-
mental music and recitacions, and was rem
dered in successful and interesting man.
ner.
A warrant for the execution of James
Hutchinson April % was issued to the sheriff
of Polk county by the governor yesterday.
Hutchinson was sentenced to death by the
NouuA. 1JCC- %. 1000,
for the nnrdex OF Archie Mclean at East
Grand FORKS last fall.
Judge Bril- yesterday filed decision in the
case of Edward Langevin against W. w. Bill
son. In this case Langevin brought suit to
remove a cloud from the title TO certain of
his real estate. The defendant set up tax
title claim, ana the court decided the tax title
was good and gave decision TO that effect
The musical and literary entertainment at
the rooms of the Temperance union and
Bethel mission, 90 East Seventh street, this
evening at O'Clock, promises to be highly
entertaining. Those announced on the pro-
gram are Mrs II. W. Eddy. Mr.. a. c. Kr1eger.
Mrs. ]. w. Thompson. Mr.. III. W. Springer
and Miss Minnie E. Jones, u remarkably fine
reader.
The board of public works met last night TO
hear the opinions OF property holders on the
line of the proposed opening of Iglehart
street, from Mackubin. to Kent, as TO the
value of tie land to be condemned. /. v. ID.
Heard, s. Lee Davis, W. II Mead, Mr.. Clas-
son. ID. II. Mailer, Homer Eller and others
were present. The taking of testimony will
be continued tonight.