St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-08
GLOBUI.ES.

There were four deaths and one birth yes
terday.
The ladies OF the Central W. CT. U.wn
meet to-day at 3 p. IN. at IS East Seventh
street.
A special meeting Of the Bakers Union
No. will be held Saturday evening at
o'clock in Lauer's hall.
ltwas Officer Sorenson and not Swenson
who was suspended on Thursday for neglect
of duty by Sergt. Murphy.
Rollin j. Wilson, a well known Iowa attor-
ney and son of Senator Wilson of that state,
is in the city, guest at the Windsor.
Mr.. George C. Squires will give free leo
ture at Unity club rooms this evening. his
subject being the Civil Service and its Re
form.
The Ladies' Sewing Society of the jackson
street Methodist church will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Charles ID. Strong, 35l Grove
street.
County Treasurer Burton paid over to the
city treasurer YESTERDAY 500 .440.35 of city
taxes collected, and Sl,03l.S4 special water
taxes.
The examination of Cole Gary, who is
charged with having split Pat Manion's skull
with an axe on Sunday last, was continued by
Judge Cory yesterday until the 18th at 2 p. m
Steve CT aldelmeyer, an old st. Paul press
man. was removed from Drinan's lodging
house yesterday to the city hospital Grandel-
meyer fell and broke leg some time age, and
has been i'll or long time.
Suit was beg n in the district court Yesterday
by Weston Hammons against George Stephen
to recover the sum of Si,246.44, with interest
since June ~. 1882. being the purchase
money for quantity of lumber and building
material.
John Morris, a colored man accused of at
tempted outrage on Louisa Peterson, "A.
Swede girl al The Transfer. failed to al pear
in the municipal court esterda and his bail
was declared forfeited. An attachment for
his person was issued.
The Minneapolis Live Stock Insurance of
Minneapolis, filed articles of Incorporation.
Thomas A. Wa G. 4. Barber. z. + 0'Neil,
w. e. Heron, W. q. Vernon. Joe Heron, F.
A. Winchell, c. ID. Oldleld and o. 4. Heron
are the incorporators.
AT o'clock yesterday afternoon a four
year-old daug liter OF Martin Milan was run
over by sewing machine wagon at the cor
ner of Fourth and Minnesota streets and the
little ones leg was broken. The driver
stopped for moment. looked back ana then
rapidly drove of. DIR. Mcdonald set the
broken limb.
The important ejectment case of the city
of st. Paul VS.. A. H. Wilder, for the purpose
of strengthening Sixth street, was completed
before Judge Wilken yesterday and taken
under advisement. Hon. C. X. Davis repre-
scented the city aud Hon. Harvey Officer is at
torney for Mr.. Wilder.
In the probate court yesterday Charles N.
Bell was appointed administrator of the es-
tate of Francis 7. Lord. and Hiles II. Horton
and James n. Elkins of the estate of James
Davenport, Jr., deceased; the will of John
Warne was filed, and Timothy Halpin was ad-
judged insane and commit d to st. Peter.
In the district court yesterday the jury in
the case of John E. Treise and Gertrude
Treise against the city. for damages on ac-
count of being thrown from a buggy re-
turned verdict of $4,000 for Mrs. Trelse aud
$3.50 for NJ. Treise. Tho case of Frank
johnson VS.. VIM. Hamm and p. j. Bowlen
was not completed.
The State Forestry association is sending
out the circulars issued by State Superiutend-
ent of Public Instruction Kiehle to all public
school teachers in the country districts in
the state. The circulars ask especial atten-
ton from the teachers TO the ends and aims
of Arbor. recently named by Gov. Hubbard.
and accompanying Zach circular is a copy of
the planters manual.
Articles incorporating the Agricultural So
ciety of Norman county were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday. Capital stock
is fixed at $1,000. The incorporators are n.
H. Phelps, A. H. Baker, Peter Ramstad,
Wesley jenkins, d. V. Pwest. John Holten
Nels D. Henderson, Charles Woodbury., @. o.
Lund, Ole E. Olson and A. L. Jackson.
Henry Bancroft, clerk at the City hotel is
In hard luck. Two weeks ago he was "held
up" near the museum for an overcoat and
last night he hitched a horse and buggy, be-
longing 10 the landlord of house, lie he
stepped into a store TO transact some busi-
ness. When he returned the horse was gone,
and at last accounts had not been found.
Nick linton and a man giving the name of
John Magraw ngaged in GIT yesterday
afternoon. linton st uc6 Ma-raw, cutting
: his ia badly. He asserted that Mc,raw
drew Il knife on him. Officer Mcbride Ar
rested the combatan,s. Nagraw was 10 ked
up on a charge of trunk aud disorderly,
n lie the other p It up U..ll for appearance
ia morning 10 answer discharge of disor-
derly conduct.
Mrs. Cable, who lives at the corner of St.
Adams and Cleveland streets, was thrown
from her buggy yesterday afternoon by the
horse running away. She sustained a Sc
vereiy sprained ankle. Mrs. Cable lost a
small hana-bag con aiming a pair of diamond
earrings and Other valuable jewelry besides
$40 In b IL and some change. The loss was
reported To the police.
Six months AFRO Building Inspector John