St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-04
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The office of the water board will be open
Monday until 9 a. m.
The case of John Bagley VS.. Alexander
Sternberg ct al. is on trial. q
John c. Hanley got a Judgment of Sc 90
against Daniel r. Noyes yesterday.
The annual calendar in the Ramsey county
district court will be taken up Jnly ID.
Judge Wilkin granted the motion to dismiss
in the case Of Erik Mykelby VS.. the Omaha
road.
Ewing's drug store, ''Hotel Ryan," for
"Moxle," ice cream soda and pure fruit
juices.
There win be no meeting of the board of d.
rectors OF the chamber of commerce to-
morrow.
Collections for the cathedral schools will
be taken UP at the mass this morning IN
Catholic churches.
Judge Simons yesterday set aside motion
for new trial in the case of George p. Ja-
ccbs VS.. George Adams.
Yesterdays health record: Births %,
deaths 8, and marriages 4. There were %
deaths reported last week.
Officer Oldham arrested Mike Flaherty for
attic mpting to break into saloon till at Da-
kota and Fairfield avenues.
A verdict for defendant was returned by
the jury in the case OF Alexander Moore VS..
the Northern Pacific Railroad company.
The examination of W. G. Severn, W. j.
Trask and G. S. Deneem for admission to the
county bar was continued until Tuesday.
Capt Buckley of Engine No. has resigned
and Lieut. Feebaa was promoted captain.
Eugene Burwell was promoted to lieutenant.
Bids for fuel for Ramsey county were
opened by the county auditor yesterday.
John WAGNER being the lowest bidder for
coal, and A. G. Foster for wood.
Statements of the case in the proceedings
OF the Narthern Pacific to acquire certain
lands alongside the Manitoba track in Ramsey
county, were filed yesterday.
The department WAS called out at 5:14 to a
burning shed in the rear of 214 East Four
teenth street, occupied by S. n. Adler and
owned by Thomas Manning. Loss $10O.
Capital Legion No. g. Select knights, will
visit Shakopee tomorrow by invitation, to
take part in the celebration at that place.
They will leave on the Omaha train at a. IN.
A little after 10 o'clock last night wood
shed IN the rear Of No. 800 Dayton avenue,
owned by j. G. Green and occupied by W. E.
VintOn and Mr.. Green, was burned; loss $50.
Tomorrow the postotlice will be open from
to 10 a. IN. There will be one delivery by
carrier at O'clock. Mails will close the same
as Sunday. Registry ard money order di-
visions will not be open.
Emil Keene went Into August Hessler's
place in West st. Paul last night and the two
got in a quarrel. Hessler stabbed Keene
slightly in the neck with small knife. Off
Ger McGrath arrested both
A trapper named Richard Holdings was ar
rested at the circus by Officer Grteber on
complaint of j w. Proctor the weil-hhown
cowboy, who accuses Holdings of stealing q
pair of buckskin pants from him.
Fourth of July will be celebrated at Fort
Smelling tomorrow, beginning at D. m The
program includes as long q list of races as
ever graced the bills of any moral celebra-
ton, with fireworks in the evening.
The steamers Centennial, Longfellow and
Cleon will former line of boats to run between
st. Paul and Red Rock to-day and tomorrow.
Boats will leave every hour on both days, be-
ginning at a. IN. The Centennial will leave
at 10 a. m. and and p. m.
On Thursday evening, between and IL
o'clock, Chief Blacks horse was lost or stolen
from a stable in the rear of Engine House No.
5. 1t was bay mare, weighing about 1,100
pounds, and had sore back from the har-
ness and also sore place on its head from
the bride.
Mr.. Clarence n. Sanford, representing the
Oriental Distributing company of Japan, has
opened at the Merchants d large and varied
display of beautiful Japanese wares. He
proposes to open his rooms to the public
some day this week, and invite the ladies in
to examine these wonderful handmade arti-
cles.
The Grocerynen's unions of St. Paul and
Minneapolis will give their second annual ex-
cursion to Lake Minnetonka, July Is, on
which day all grocery stores in the two cities
will be closed. The crowd will go to Lake
Park and it is expected that an enormous
crowd will be in attendance. Various sports
and entertainments will be provided.
A complaint has been made that the carts
full OF refuse the packing factory on Chest
nut street are allowed to stand in the street
over mig hit, from which the stencil is very
annoying. The manner of handling the i'll
smelling stuff it is said has been reported to
the board of health without securing relief.
A citizen who complained last night said it
was strong enough to breed malaria.