St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-27
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ball will be given by the DANA society
at Pfeifer's hall Saturday evening, June S.
This evening a concert will be given at
Pfeifer'S hail. the proceeds to be devoted to
the building fund OF Pilgrim Baptist church.
e. NJ. ID. Wright has appealed from an or
der of the probate court aud sued F. w.
Braden for So, l00.55 for horse and carriage
hire.
The case of r. F. Marven VS.. the Belt
Packing company, to recover on a promissory
note, was tried in the district court yesterday
and given to the jury.
The committees on streets and ordinances
will meet on Friday evening, May rs, at the
council chamber to consider the street car
motor line on Oakland avenue.
Nellie E. Taft has sued the Northern Pacific
Railroad company in the district court for
$4,000 for injuries sustained by falling from
platform at Grow Wing April ~, 1886.
In the district court yesterday a verdict for
$500 was rendered for the plaintiff in the case
of G. W. Beckwith VS.. P. H Sims, suit for
damages for injuries sustained by falling
from scaffod.
The journeymen and boss plumbers have
adjusted their late differences and the strike
is ended, the former working nine hours per
day and the latter giving $3.50 as regulation
days wages.
Mr.. Henry Lamb yesterday drove up in his
phaeton and hltched his horse in front of a
carpet house on Wabasha, at Sixth street,
entering the store, and while there some one
drove the outfit away.
The board of public works held a shor t ses
sion yesterday afternoon. The time was
taken up in examining and reporting on
assessments for various i'm provements, a
large number of which were acted ON.
An interesting program has been arranged
for the next entertainment to be given on
Friday evening of this week, by the Ohio
street fife and drum corps at McDonnelrs
block, corner of Ohio and George streets.
A permit was yesterday issued to John L.
Merriam to build two-StOry stone residence
on the north side of University avenue be-
tween Grant and Brewster streets. The house
will be SiXty-eight feet square, and the cost is
estimated at $4,000.
The Saltwater Boom Chain company, with
a capital stock of $4,000 filed articles of in
corporation yesterday. Isaac Staples David
Brownson, David Tozer, Samuel Matthews,
James Mulvey, John G. Nelson, A. T. jerks
and Albert Tozer are the incorporators.
The Seventh street museum is still doing a
nice business with the Derville family and
the turtle boy. Next week the famous and
pleasing Mrs. Tom Thumb, with her new hus-
band, Count Rosebud, will be the attraction.
Acker Post Relief corps gave strawberry
festival last evening which drew fair crowd
six members OF Acker post being present.
The gathering was entertained by songs from
Mrs. F. B. Rhodes, formerly Of Andrews
concert family, and Miss Nellie Mabon.
DR.. Ohage was yesterday summoned to
Franconia to consult with physicians there in
reference to mysterious disease threatening
to become an epidemic. A number of people
are reported Frustrated with the disease, and
the local physicians are unable to handle it.
AT the regular meeting of Acker post, g.
Safs.. this evening, in addition to complet-
ing Arrangements for the observance of
Memorial day, the members of the post will
listen to paper by Maj. B. F. Wright, in
which he will give personal "reminiscences of
his field and prison hfe.
Mayor Rice yesterday revoked the saloon
| license of P. N. Regain, whose place was at
the corner of Fifth and Kittson streets. Com
plant was recently made against Regan for
keeping open after IL O'Clock at night, and he
failed to appear when Summoned. His place
was also said to be a disorderly one.
Lyman G. Dayton, well-known former cit
izen of ST. Paul. on Friday last was taken with
a severe attack of paralysis which has COM
pletely Frustrated him. His whole body with
the exception Of his head is so affected tina
he cannot move any part of it. He can tai k
and has the full possession of his mind. He
was stricken at Aberdeen. where he has large
landed property.
| cult court yesterday in the case of William
w. Church, administrator OF the estate o.
Soren England, deceased, VS.. the Northern
Pacific railroad, the case being removed from
Hennepin county. 1t is q suit for SIS, 900 dam
ages on account of the death of Soren En-
| gland, who was run over and killed by the
Northern Pacific train November ~. 1885.
| An entertainment was last night given by
the Crusaders society at St. Patrick's church.
The exercises consisted of an opening address
| by James Mcclure; duet, by c. +. Morn ell and
A. Carter; violin solo, Samuel Barnes; ad.
dress, j. F. Carrere; recitation, "Erin's Flag, y
c. G. Carter; song, James Shea; closing ad.
dress by Rev. Father Riley. A temperance
society was organized and about twenty-five
members took the pledge.
| Chairman McClung of the citizens commit.
| tee to follow up the tax-title investigation is
preparing a circular report of cases coming
to the knowledge of the committee. This
will be distributed for the benefit of victims
The circular will also urge organization in MI
parts of the state for the purpose of mutual
! benefit and in order that tax-ttle dealing may
be rendered as obnoxious as possible. The
committee will hold another meeting at an
| early day.