St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-02
GLOBULES.

Scarlet fever was reported at 1879 Valley
street.
Additional St. Paul news on the eighth and
third page.
There we're twenty-seTen births reported
yesterday ana Two deaths.
The ST. Andrews society will give an enter
tainment in the Drake Block this evening.
f. Johnson was committed for thirty days
yesterday for the theft of pair OF pants.
Julius Kessler and Geo Suber were ar
rested Tor last driving over the bridge yester-
day.
City Treasurer Refs yesterday paid sss, 600
TO the police and fire departments for March
services.
Joln Norris, accused OF criminal assault
on girl at the Transfer, will have his case
heard on April Z.
Mayor Rice yesterday appointed John Pat
terson special policeman for service with
the odorless company.
Tue regular monthly meeting OF the
Woman's Christian home win be- held ut the
home to-day at 9 O'Clock.
An inventory of the estate OF NJ II.
schmidt Was tiled in the probate court yester-
day, amounting to 2,4O0.
Matt Breeu. court house contractor, viii
ask Mayor Rice TO appoint a special officer
for duty at the new building.
William gladden., captain Of Chemical En-
CINE No. Z, yesterday paid nne OF Sl5 for
assaulting cripple named Farrell.
The fourth annual report of the board of
fire commissioners is out and was being dis
trihutcd yesterday by Clerk German.
Work was suspended on the court house
yesterday on account of the weather. There
is no change in the status of the strike.
The police force has been notified 10 ap-
pear at the hall AZ p. m. to-day to arrange
the details for the funeral of Officer Drinan
pDfa Inn Anal sasa
Thomas Shearon was fled in the probate
court yesterday. The final hearing viii occur
April 20.
Dennis Murnane, who took possession of a
house on Dayton's bluff and terrified the in
mates. was yesterday sent to the workhouse
for fifteen days.
The second floor OF the old city hall has
been gradually settling and yesterday 1t was
proped up by placing supports in tSe main
room of the central station.
Meta Lucas, Pearl Wilson, Jennie Johu-
son, Mollie Hewitt, Emma Hall and Alice
Percy yesterday paid 1nes of 500 each Tor
keeping houses of ill-fame.
A beautiful and fragrant bouquet graced
Clerk Ahern's desk at yesterdays session o.
the municipal court, and the remaining OIL
Gals are curious TO learn the name of the
fair donor.
The attorney general renders an opinion to
the elect thst deputy auditor can not act
as member of the appoln ing board i'm I'LL
ing vacancy in the Office of county CON-
missioner.
The county treasurer turned his list of de-
hnquent personal taxes over 10 the clerk OF
tie courts yesterday ana to-day il will go TO
me sheriff for collection. The list contains
l,552 names.
A special meeting of Division No. /, A. o.
III 10 make arrangements TO attend the
funeral OF Police Oncer Morris Drinan will
lie held this evening. Members OF other di-
visions are invited TO attend the funeral
Doyle, who was thought by his employers,
Alhenbern s Contain, 10 have been de-
faulter, has written from Canada that he will
forward the money collected as soon as a
statement forwarded shall have been found
to be accurate
In the suit of Edward McNamee VS.. John
Baugh. JUDGMENT was entered in the district
court yesterday in the sum OF S230. "a. The
Catholic Benevolent Union Of Minnesota was
garnished for the amount plaintiff alleging
this organization was indebted 20 defendant.
Officer Stotz yester lar afternoon arrested
John l.. Barley. WAC answered the descrip-
ton OF the man who has been Frightening
women and children on ST. Anthony hill for
several days. Later Barley was identified as
the Individual.
Yesterday afternoon burning barn on
Bradley street called out the FIRE department.
The blaze was exunguished with a loss of
Sl25 on the building and contents The ORR
sin is supposed TO be iucendiary, as man
was seen runnins from the place Just before
the discovery oil fire.
John Erickson and John Larson engaged in
fight on Seventh street, near Jackson, YES
terday afternoon Each received a black eve
and bloody nose, and when arrested by Oh
Ger Meyers resisted until II became necessary
to use the mace in subjecting them.
Police Officer Morris Drinan died az ST.
Joseph's hospital at 7o'clOok yesterday morn
ing, having been seriously III since Feb l.
He went on the rolice force on April l, 1884,.
His wife oiet several months ago, and
young daughter survives. The funeral will
take place on Saturday morning.
Nora Grove No. %. U. A. O. D., at its meet
ing last night elected the following officers for
next term; o. s. Heryin. Z. A; T.. Schulz |
stad. V. A; G. Oleson, secretary; t. Wilson. |
treasurer; 5. Robinson, trustee: s. Modal |
director ID. r. A. The Danish members of |
the grove SwaFmed out and will start a Danish
grove next Wednesday.
Chief Black yesterday accepted the resig-
nations of Fireman c. Carney. Hook and Lad |
der No. 1; r. Heating. Engine No. |, and |
Frank Weber Owen MulRrew and ]. Stad- |
felt of Engine No. 9. These designations |
will result in the changing of fourteen men.
aud John Gill, George Gardner, W. ]. CranIer
aud John Dufur will be the new appolutees. |