St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-26
GLOBULES.

Two births and ono death were recorded
yesterday.
Fifty tramps registered ut the police station
up 10 II O'Clock last night.
The school teachers will receive their
monthly salaries to-day, $4,000.
Diphtherla Is reported at 4l2 West Mime
haha, and scarlet fever at 629 North street.
81 Wallace was arrested yesterday for
driving ut u trot over the Wabasha street
bridge.
The Bavarian mountain warblers will give
concerts at Turner hail Saturday and Sunday
evenings.
SPECIFIED trout from the q ark's forks OF
the Columbia river Ut Westlake's, 81 East
Third street.
denies that he Is u candidate for the county
auditors Office.
Judge McGrorty yesterday examined Nels
johnson as 10 his sanity, and committed him
to the st. Peter asylum.
Martin Corcoran was yesterday appointed
special policeman in the yards OF the St. Paul
Meat and Provision company.
Tue list of steam vessels which will carry
mail across the Atlantic during April was
bulle tined in the pOstofiice yesterday.
About sixteen miles of water pipe has been
distributed this week along various streets on
which the water system is TO he exile Ided-
A special gospel service will be held this
evening at SO East Seventh street, conducted
and addressed by Rev. Robert Smith anu Guy
NJ. Salisbury.
Herman Kremer OF Mclean township was
before Judge Cory yesterday on u charge
preferred by Emma Buttenhof. The case
was continue TO March 20.
Peter Howe Pat mack and Mrs. Howe were
arrested last night at the Transfer for ois-
orderly conduct. The parties belong in Mn
neapolis. and engaged in a row NJ the half
way house.
In the district court yesterday Charles f.
Magraw, charged with practicing dentistry
Illegally, withdrew his plea under Indictment,
and his counsel filed n demurrer 10 the indict-
ment. which was sustained.
John Smith, Is years old. and a recent ar
rival from New York, stepped on a rusty nail
in the hallway of the GLOBE building yestsr-
day. The wound was such as TO necessitate
his removal to the CITY hospital.
A delegation of West st. Paul citizens
called on Mayor Rice yesterday in reference
TO the changing OF the name of Eaton ave-
nue. TO Ducas street. The gentlemen will
be given hearing on Saturday ut IL O'Clock.
In the suit of Charles Druschel against c.
f. Keller & Co. for SI0,0O0 damages for inju-
ries sustained while in defendants employ,
which has been on trial for two days in the
district court, the jury returned a verdict for
defendant.
DIR. II. Haupt, Jr., took O large audience on
the Y. NJ. G. a. rooms last evening. The
lecture was illustrated by u series OF fine
stereopticon views and large photographs of
park scenery.
The trial of the suit of Frank Brock, by his
guardian, against the Lake Ice company, was
begun yesterday. The plaintiff is boy OF 5
years and was run over by one of the ice
wagons belonging to the defendant, and suit
Is brought for 90 ono damages. The boy was
in court with his mother.
The attorney general renders an opinion TO
the Ell CT that the president of the board of
education in an Independent district is ex-
otiiciO president at school district NEE ings:
also that the issue of school bonds requires q
twO-thirds vote OF the legal voters present
! and voting at a leggliy-cailed meeting.
Yesterday morning Officer Sullivan discov-
cred the remains of an infant in the rear of
No. 63 East Tenth street. The body was in
an advanced stage of decomposition and had
doubtless been thrown into the snow some
months ago. as IL bore evidences OF having
been driven over by vehicles. Coroner Quinn
was notified and took CHI urge of the remains.
William Traylor and william Sherman. the
confidence men arrested in the Merchants
{ otel for victimiZing Frank Brooks, were be-
fore Judge Cory yesterday aud fined SlU each
| for disorderly conduct. G. K. Stanton, who
made the complaint. failed 10 appear. Brooks
himself testified that the mat or was a m
take and resulted through a misconception
/ on Stanton's part.