St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-09
GLOBUEES.

Scarlet feveris reported at st. Joseph's hos
pftal, and 179 Granite street.
Six births, nineteen marriages and five
deaths were reported yesterday.
The Granite State Fire Insurance company
was yesterday admitted to do business in Min
nesota.
The BARRIERS unions will meet Thursday
night, at M. Sigo's, corner of Third and Min
nesota streets.
. Officer John Mahoney was yesterday fined
$50 for INSTRUMENTATION in using abusive
language to Sergt. Murphy.
The citizens of Merriam Park are talking Of
organizing club and erecting club house in
that rapidly growing section.
The mayor yesterday issued special police
commissions to Henry Belland and John Fitz-
gerald, assistant health inspectors.
The fat peoples convention and the adj
mirable stage perform ance are drawing large
audiences to the Seventh street museum
The annual strawberry festival for the ben
eft of the Home of the Friendless, will be
held at the home, on Collins street, Friday af-
ternoon from to 10.
The special meeting of the board of edu-
cation, announced for Wednesday evening.
for the announcement of the standing com
mittees, will not be held until Saturday even
ing.
Work has been begun OF the New Pilgrim
Baptist church. and it is expected that the
corner stone will be laid on the 24th inst
Names of persons who contribute So or more
will be placed in the corner stone box.
A decision on a minor point in the case of
Mary Branch VS.. Dawson County was filed
yesterday, in the district court. 1t is by
Judge Simons, and simply allows on amend
ment to be made by defendant in the recorded
testimony.
telephone alarm called the fire depart
ment to the sash factory of Corlies, Chapman
& Drake, at II o'clock yesterday forenoon. A
blaze had started in the ceiling above the boil
ers, but was put out by the employees of the
factory with but trifling loss.
Eva Fox brought suit for divorce in the
district court yesterday against her husband
Thomas Fox. They were married October II,
1885. Plaintiff is II and defendant 20. The
ground of divorce is habitual drunkenness,
failure to support and cruel and inhuman
treatment.
Mr.. Anthony Manley and Miss Katharine
Shaunessey were married yesterday morning
at the Cathedral, by the Rev. Father OF rien
After the marriage ceremony the couple
with few friends, drove to the Young Girls
home, on st. Peter street, and partook of a
wedding breakfast.
A great rush for the edition of the Mime
apoliS Democrat will be made at its office, sit
uated in the Woods block, on Saturday, June
IL. The issue will be bright, racy and reada-
BILE. Everyone buys it, and its many good
hits are appreciated by smiling public,
Don't fail to procure copy of next Satur-
days edition.
Grand excursion by the steamer Centennial
of the St. Paul s. st. Louis Packet company,
from La Crosse aud Winona to st. Paul. on or
about July Is. This excursion will be under
the management of Aid. w. c. Pierce of Wi
non a. Leave La Crosse at noon. arrive at st.
Paul in the morning. Leave st. Paul in the
evening, arrive at La Crosse the next morn
ind.
Col. John Harrington brought suit Yesterday
in the district court against Margaret E. Gull
yer, George N. Culver and wife, Charles N.
Nelson, trustee, and several Rugg children, to
determine the ownership of the METROPOLITAN
hotel property. The plaintiff claims the abso-
lutte ownership of an undivided one-half of the
property, and alleges that defendants also
claim an interest in it and the suit is brought
to determine the rights of all parties.