St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-07
GLOBUL ES.
One birth was reported yesterday.

OuS DlfIu w DIS TepOfleu y0Slerudy.
The city treasurer paid Sc, 400 city coupons
yesterday.
Scarlet fever was yesterday reported at 10
Floral street, st. Anthony hill.
A chimney fire near Seven corners called
out truck yesterday morning. No damage.
The Mehodist church of Byron has sent
s32 to the cyclone relief fund. Montevideo
has sent 800,
A little child of Fred Blanchett, reported
lost yesterday, was found towards evening on
Seventh street:
Emile Mol, an old resident of ST. Paul, and
a grocerymrn ct Post Siding, is a candidate
for marketmaSter.
DIR. j. II. Murphy and DR.. Hoyt will now
work in the same harness. DR.. Hoyt moved
his Office to the Hale block yesterday.
The weighing of mails on mail cars, which
has been going on for thirty con secutive days,
exclusive of Sund vs., has been completed.
The tax sale w, continued yesterday by
the county auditor. who sold the delinquent
lands in the towns Of New Canada and Nc
Lean.
John Gleason was yesterday appointed
poundmaster in the Merriam Park district q
recent council enactment having est blished
pound in that ward.
In the case Of the state of Minnesota ex rel
Isaac Nunskey VS.. Fred Richter sheriff, Judge
Simons has granted the motion to quash the
Alternative of mandamuS.
The twO-headed body, Mile Christine, is
still drawing good houses at the dime museum.
Next week Sturgeon, the pedestual pianist,
will be one of the attractions.
Pianos and house furniture removed very
cheap, also dOmeStics furnished on short
| notice, at Kent's package delivery and en-
| ployment office, 200 West Seventh street.
| The evidence against E. T. Meyers was not
| sufficient to hold him for criminal assault
| The charge was changed to assault and bat
| terry. He was sent to the workhouse for thirty
| days.
Judge Flandrau last evening repeated be-
! fore good-sized audience at the Y. M. G. A
| central rooms his lecture on Republican Gov
eminent, delivered some time ago before the
| Unity club.
| This evening the Young Mems Social cIut
| will give dance and social entertainments al
| Winthrop Post hall, in the Drake block or
| Third street, opposite to and little below the
| Merchants hotel.
The special committee from the council on
| sub-poli Co stations, at a meeting yesterday
passed resolution requesting the contracto,
! to make every effort to complete the new
stations as early as Aug. 1.
| Frank Martee and Frank Kanki were ir
| the police court yesterday for violation of
the pound ordinance in allowing theil
! chickens to run at large on Edmund street.
A fne of 81 each was imposed.
The grand jury was to have met yesterday
| morning, but only seven out of tWenty-thret
| jurors reported. A special venire was issue6
| or fifteen more and the curt adjourned until
! this morning, but the juryInen who were pres
ent continued in session for some time.
The California Wine House, corner of Cedar
| and Seventh, is the only house in the city
that handles the genuine California wines
| 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.
The work of issuing special licenses, which
has occupied the clerks in the revenue Office
for couple IF weeks to an amount rangna
| from $4,000 to $4,000 per day, has somewha
| subsidized. Over 8, 900 licenses have been is
| sued exclusive of those in Minneapolis the
work there being done by a separate corps O
| men.
Samuel Moore of Fort Ripley and T. R. Fole.
| of Aiken, were brought into the city yester
| day on the charge of selling whisky to th,
| Indians. Before United States Commissions
| CORDOBA, Fo.ey waved examination and Moor
was examined. Both were held in $500 bond
| to the next term of court and furnished tn
bail
The grand master of the Masons of Mimi g
sofa has issued new dispensation for q new
| lodge at West st. Paul, to be called Shekinaf
| lodge, and also for lodge at New Barnes
vile. This last one will be called PiersoI
lodge. The name is given to this lodge as
| W MI. n. L. ". florSOu one .
the Oldest and best-known Masons in tn
| w Grid.
On Wednesday evening the friends of Mr.
Athey got band and went out to his hous
and gave him a regular old-fashioned sere-
made. He invited them in aud entertained
them in liberal manner. The crowd then
went down to Bernard Michel's on Rio
street, and afterwards to Henry Weber's, al
both of which places they made music.
Frank Grady was brought in from Crooks
ton yesterday and locked up in the county jsi
on commitment of United States Commits
sioner Ives of that place, charged with at
tempting to defraud the government by
scheme to counterfeit silver coin, by CORES
pondence with the firm of Harris & Co., Chi
cago. The exact charge is using the mail
to perpetrate fraud.
Yesterday DR.. Dana left for walton trip
East, having been granted leave of absenc
for this purpose by the officers of Plymouth
church and society, The needed respite
from work has been advised. aud will b.
avaiIed of for purposes of health and rest
Gov. Hubbard has requested DR.. Dana {,
visit the wemans prison at Sherburne, Mass.
and the young mems prison at Concord
Mass., and report to the state board of cor
rections and charities on his return.
The children of Goodrich Avenue Presby