St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-21
GLOBULES.

Scarlet fever at 495 North street.
Six deaths and six births reported yester-
day.
Diphtheria reported yesterday at SOS Day
ton avenue, 17S Thomas street and st. JO-
seph's hospital.
J. II. Wilcox was arrested last night by
Officer Feise for stealing pair of shoes
from Seventh street store.
The county auditor yesterday filed in the
district court the delinquent tax list for
1884, amounting to $50, $50.
1t was Police Officer Gavin who was dis
charged for loafing on his beat, instead of
Officer Calvin, as reported Tuesday.
There will be meeting of the ladies Of
the w. c. L. U. to-day at IS East Seventh
street. A full attendance is desired.
The st. Paul Dramatic club will present
the diana Showed In" at the Athenaum.
for the benefit of Christ church mission
chapel, this evening.
Herman Wastnek was arrested by Watch
man Ryan of the Minnesota 81 Northwest
ern railroad last night, for stealing coal
from the cOmpany's tracks.
John Robinson was locked M Yesterday.
charged with taking a steam valve from the
shop of Rodgers & Davis on Fifth street,
where he was formerly employed.
w. l.. Howard will give his popular lee
ture entitled "reminiscences of the Russo
Turkish War by an Eye Witness tonight
in the Young Mems Christian association
hall. corner Ninth and Wabasha streets. at
s o'clock sharp.
I. p. Gibson, a former employe of the
Street Car company, was arrested yester-
day by Detectives Dan O'ConnOr and
Ahern. He is accused by James Shea of
stealing his OvercOat valued at, SIS from the
railroad barn last Monday.
Building Inspector johnson said yester-
day, speaking about the neglect of property
owners in obeying the water-spout ordi-
nance, that he had sent out notices to all
property-Owners, requesting that they have
sewer connection made from their water
spouts.
A Dakota passenger who gave his name
as Andrew III. Field left his fur overcoat
on seat in the union depot last evening,
and when he looked for it found that it had
disappeared. Sergt. Hanft afterwards
found the coat in the possession of George
Reilly and William Regan, and arrested
them for larceny.
Early yesterday morning burglars entered
the house of q. +. Clifford. 80 Summit
avenue and secured S21 from the pockets of
Mr.. Gifford's coat. The family were not
aw akened and nothing but the money was
taken. 1t is thought that entrance was
effected through window.
The grand dinner which was to have
been given to-day at the Cafe Breyort res
taurant. under the management of AIessrs.
Westlake d McAdam. the well-known and
popular pr0prietors. will have TO be post
poned until Friday owing to an unavoida-
bic delay caused by the score of workmen
and decorators on the premises.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given at the rooms of the GOSPEL
Temperance Union and Bethel Mission. So
East Seventh street, this evening at
o'clock. Those participating in the exer-
eises are Mrs. II. r. Curtis, Mrs. G. w.
James, Mrs. Frank Huston and Mrs. NJ. +.
Jones, a talented elocutionist from Wiscon-
sin.
The statement published in regard to the
sale of Brimhall farm of eighty acres, at
81, 500 per acre. is a mistake. This prop
erty has not been sold, nor does the owner
propose TO sell IL as q whole by the acre.
On the contrary, it has been placed in the
hands of Col. James Ii. Davidson, who is
having it plated, with view TO selling it
out in lots.
The Master Plumbers association of Min
neapolis have invited the ST. Paul associa-
ton TO meet them in joint convention on
Friday next at 3 p. u. at the rooms of the
Permanent Building exhibit i'm the Boston
block, Minneapolis. The object of the
meeting is to form a state association.
Representatives from Duluth and Saltwater
will be present
On last Sunday evening Mr.. John Nc
Cauley, one of the members of the board of
trade, was visited by one of his neighbors
who has lived near him for twenty-five
years in perfect harmony. This gentleman
was Mr.. Charles Friend. and he brought
with him a very handsome gold-headed
cane, which he presented 10 his old and es-
teemed friend. Engraved upon the head
of the cane were the words: Presented
to John McCauley. Fiftieth Anniversary"
IL was the fiftieth birthday of Mr.. Nc
Cauley. The recipient of the cane took
down his old violin and several times