St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-27
GLOBULES.

This evening the great Western band will
give its usual Tuesday evening concert at
Grotes.
Judge Simons filed a decision yesterday
granting divorce in the case of Eva Kissel
VS.. William Kissel.
Health bulletin yesterday-Scarlet fever at
i6s Ducas street, diphtheria at Fauquier and
MENDOZA streets, births 8, deaths 5.
Charles Gray, accused of selling liquor to
Indians at Branerd, was discharged by United
states Commissioner Cardozo yesterday, for
lack of evidence.
AT o clock this afternoon the committee
Oh tue chamber OF commerce appointed to
consider the subject of smoke consumers will
meet at the chamber of commerce.
Chief Clark has concluded that there are
no grounds fol any charges against Officer
Hoenck on the ST. Anthony hill shooting bust.
ness. The matter is therefore dropped.
Judge Wilkin fled decision yesterday in
the case of John Estergreen VS.. James Dillon
ct al, administrators of the estate of Daniel
Brougher, awarding Judgment in the sum OF
1926 for plaintiff
w. Fl. Nef, who presided over the late con-
ference OF charities andscorrections, has writ.
ten very hattering note to Gov. Hubbard,
In which he thanks the executive for cour-
tesles and kindnesses extended.
The case against Albert Lachance, the
small boy who in a fit of temper fractured
another boys skull with bar of iron was
continued one week Schoenig, the injured
BOY, is on fair way to recover.
Violators of the smoke ordinance are oc-
caslonaily prosecuted James Roach's SEN
tence was suspended to give him a chance to
put on smoke consumer, and D. W. Phil
lip S case was laid over until to-day.
information of insanity has been filed in
the probate court against Michael McCarty,
VINO was held to the grand jury for stealing
cigars from the California wine house. The
information was fled by his father, and the
examination will be held at 2 O'Clock to-day.
Considerable interest is awakened by the
case of the young girl, Mary Lewis, for firing
Mfchaud's place in West st. Paul. Her bear
ing is modest and la1y-like. Attorney Reese
is conndent that be can prove her innocence.
The court continued the case until to-day.
The executive committee of Aclzer post,
u. A. r., held last evening to perfect ar
engagements for their annual basket picnic
to be held at White Bear lake on Aug 10.
Other posts in st. Paul. Minneapolis, Still
water and other towns will be invited, and q
number of speakers will be present.
The Robert Elliott club last night adopted q
set OF bylaws and decided to hold picnic on
Aug. 2. 1t will be at Wildwood park White
Bear, and the excursionists will be accom-.
panied by the Fort Smelling band and escorted
by detail from the 25th infantry. All colored
clubs and societies in the state are invited to
participate.
The Illusion Lulu or the safe mystery
presented by Roltair at the Seventh street
dime museum last night created consider
able interest. The show of the Phoites, the
Debars and Deianos gave general satisfac-
ton, and John T. Keely in his new farce
comedy, THAT Man From Galway" kept the
audience in continual roar.
A telegram from Senator Mcmillan to DIR.
Day states that on motion Of Mr.. Dawes
$4,000 was inserted in the deficiency bill for
the Chippewa Indians. This is on account of
the damages suffered by them by the building
of government reservoirs for flooding the
Mississippi. The amount is put into the bill
IN response to the action of the chamber of
commerce.
The complete program for the Summer
assembly at Mahtomedi has been issued. The
assembly will open Aug. 9 and close on the
18th. DR.. A. I'll. Gillette of Cincinnati will be
superintendent. The Farmers and Gar
deners' institute will be held from the 10th to
the 18th. Aug. IL will be Chautauqua day
and the 14th will be children's.. day. Mr..
Leon H. Vincent will deliver q course of c. l..
s. G. lectures