St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-16
GLDRUAES.

Recorded yesterday: Eight births, two
deaths and three marriages.
| Ezra Paine Of Eden Prairie reports the loss
of a valuable horse and buggy.
| The school board committee on schools will
| hold meeting on Thursday evening"
The Albino beauty show is still attractin g
| large audiences at the Seventh street mu-
scum.
Dphtheria is reported at sos Mississippi
and 372 Goodhue, and scarlet fever at 452
Michigan.
Officer Brown brought in from Pleasant
avenue George W. Russell for peddling with
out license.
Capt. William McCleland of Pittsburg was
at the Clarendon with S. K. McGinnis of
jamestown last night.
L. w. Twoohy of Twoohy Bros was ar
rested by Officer Conway for fast drivi ng
over the Wabasha street bridge.
Comptroller Roche audited thirty-one esti-
mates from the board of public works yester-
day, amounting to over 100000.
Edward Teller and George Goodson, two Of
the Anoka counterfeiters, gave bail yesterday,
$1,000 each, and were released from Jail.
E. A. Whitaker, city ticket and passenger
agent Of the Minneapolis & st. Louis railway,
is the father OF a twelve-pound baby boy.
The turning and athletic exhibition, post
poned from Saturday evening on account OF
the storm, will be given in Turner hall to-
night.
The vestry of ST. Pauls Episcopal church
organized last night for the coming year
with w. j. Sloppy, secretary, and E. Hopper,
treasurer.
The st. Paul City Relic society has secured
M. L. Hutchins as general agent for the char
lty organization department, who will enter
upon his duties July l.
w. c. Holden, news agent. went to Min
neapolis Monday night and was robbed, so he
says, OF gold watch and chain and SIS in
money. Mr.. Holden is now in Chicago.
The Crusaders will give a complimentary
entertainment to young men this evening at
their hall at p. m. They have arranged Il
pleasant program and invite all their friends
In the probate court yesterday William c.
Rowe was adjudged insane and committed to
St Peter. He is the man who tried to Kill
his whole family, including himself, last SIM
day.
Judge Simons filed a decision yesterday in
the assignment case OF John J. Ward to the
effect that an itemized account must be filed
by the assignee before the attorneys fees of
1928 could be allowed.
Mr.. G. N. Salisbury, assistant observer for
over one year at the ST. Paul signal Office,
leaves this morning for Escanaba, Mich,
where he will be observer in Charge of the
United States signal Office.
In the divorce case of Emma J. Barton VS..
William T.. Barton, Judge Simons filed de-
cision yesterday that the papers had not been
properly served upon defendant, and that the
divorce could not be granted.
On Monday night some carpenters tools be-
longing to Joseph Orr and David Mcmillan
were stolen from Division street. Detectives
Kennaly and DAILY yesterday arrested John
Hines, charged with the theft.
The trial of Thos. Patterson, charged with
assault upon Charles Robenovetz in Willius
street barn Sunday night, will come I'D to-
a rarf 10 fr,, hi
plice. The object of the assault seems to have
been robbery.
Health Officer Jones yindicates the health
department from charges that the Arlington
| hills district was being sadly neglected He
| says there is no healthier district in the city,
| and the city's sanitarian is looked after now
| better than ever before.
| The Mankato street railway company has
fled articles of incorporation with the secre-
tary Of state. The capital stock is $40. OOO
and the 1ncorporators are: w. w. Farr; ]. G.
Noe; j. A. Willard; Stephen Lamm: George
| +. Piper; George II. Clark and j. R. Zones
all of Mankato.
Haverly's Ministries open three-davs' en-
gagement at the Grand next Thursday even
| ing ana TICKETS Will be placed on sale TODAY
| The drawing powers of American negro min
| strelsy and the reputation for excellence and
enterprise that Haverly possesses will insure
| O successful entertainment.
The trial of W. H. Kinkaid for embezzIa-
ment occupied the attention of the district
court all day yesterday. The testimony was
completed and Judge Egan made his closing
argument for the state. Mr.. Horton coun-
| sci Tor DEFENDANT had not completed his sum-
ming up at the adjournment of court.
The Northern Construction company, linz
| tied, filed articles OF Incorporation with the
register of deeds yesterday. The incorpora-
tors are James G. Moore, Robert G. Elliott.
George G. Power, Frank A Seymour and
William NJ. Becker, all of ST. Paul. 1,he
business Of the organization is to purchase
aud deal in lands, mortgages securities. etc.
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