St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-13
GLOBULE

Lille Williams paid 500 fine for keeping
house of ill-fame.
A set of carpenter tools were stolen from
John Cullen at Como.
City Treasurer Refs paid out S51, 600 to con-
tractors, on estimates.
George Sheldon got forty days in the work
house for wife beating.
Some harness was taken from r. L. Schut-
ties barn. No, 726 Wabasha street.
Mary Flint, now in Jail, will be examined
on information of insanity to-day at noon.
Thieves broke into and rifled the shoe shop
of Frank Erling, No. 1919 West Seventh street.
This evening the Great Western band gives
its regular Tuesday evening concert at
Grotes.
ten hours instead of eight as stated in Sun
days GLOBE.
The Croopquist-Kenny election contest
committee will hold a meeting tonight to
take evidence.
The ST. Paul BARRIERS will meet at Craw-
ford's shop, 204 East Seventh street, at
o'clock tonight.
The teamster, William Quinn, who shot at
Hannah Crowley at the Union house was held
to the grand jury.
The Dayton's Bluff union failed to get a
quorum at its meeting last evening and adj
journed until next Monday evening.
Scarlet fever is reported as existing at 3S2
Walnut street and 604 Far0uier street. Five
births and five deaths were reported yester-
day.
Before Judge simons in the district court
yesterday the case of Kate Mcclure VS..
James Burns and Robert A. Smith was on
trial.
Billy Bowlin a young teamster, was ar
rested by Officer Pendy for knocking down an
old man on Jackson street. He also resisted
the officer.
The case Of W. H. Armstrong, ct al. VS.. The
st. Paul u Pacific Coal and Iron Co. was on
trial before Judge Wilkins in the district
court yesterday.
Rosa Laswell, the stepdaughter of William
Firman of Mortified, was sent to the
house of the Good Shepherd, until her rela-
tives come after her.
In special term of the district court yester-
day, Judge Simons referred to the case of
Ella Hottie VS.. Hester l.. Hottie to Charles NJ.
Aker to take testimony.
A teamster named John King was arrested
by Officer Getchel, charged with forcibly tax
ing hat off the head of b. J. Small, street
car company employe.
Patrick Conway, who works at Lake Phalen,
was arrested by officer SchweitZer for steal
ing 81 from colored woman ON Robert
street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Officer Cummings brought in from the Sew
enth ward E. r. Rathbun, a teamster, sus-
pected OF receiving stolen harness. He says
he got the harness from Frank Jones.
A change has been made in the firm of
Wheeler, Rollins g. Co., grain and commission
men, by the retirement Of Mr.. Wheeler. The
business will continue to be conducted by
Messrs. Rollins, Huffman s. Co.
Messrs. Rice, Day, Dawson and Hendrick-
son attended the meeting of the county com
missioners yesterday and allowed estimate
No. of Matt Breen for the court house SUI
perstructure, amounting to Sl9,550.
Joseph T. Devlin, a stenographer, and May
Smith, were arrested by Officer Mcbride on
the stairway of the Court block yesterday
morning. Devlin was charged with being
drunk and disordery and forfeited $40 bail,
At the farmers convention 10 be held in
st. Paul on Aug. 25 next steps will be taken
to effect a permanent organization, to have
headquarters in Washington. The principal
object of the organization will be to look
after national legislation bearing upon agri-
culture and labor.
A stonemason named John Mullen while
laying stone for the foundation of the addi-
ton to the Ryan hotel, was partly buried yes
terday afternoon by cave in Of the eXcava-
ton. His leg was broken, a large piece of
stone falling on it. He was taken to St.
Joseph's hospital.
The Seventh street museum opened to good
houses yesterday, the separate stages draw
ing large houses in the evening. On the up
per stage the Russels made hit in their new
sketch, and on the lower stage JOhn l. Kelly
gave quaint bit of character work in his
comedy, ''Our Irish Boarders." The same
bill runs the week.
Watchmanl Griffin telephoned from the
Sioux City freight house last night that there
was some shooting down there. The patrol
responded, and the Waterman. after a dill
gent search about the dock and under the
freight house, discovered two vags, Peter
Oleson and Fred Carlson, but no bleeding
corpse He SAYS he heard q repOrt of a
pistol and somebody groan and Cry Obj
In the United States court yesterday the
case of Standard Paper Company VS.. The T.
S. White Paper Manufacturing Company was
dismissed on Judgment for defendant with
out prejudice against further action by plain
tiff. In the case OF Michael Pierro VS.. The
St. Paul Il Northern Pacific Railway Com
pany the demurrer to the answer was over
ruled. A decree for plaintiff was entered in
the case of Jeremiah P. Woodbury. vs.. Byron
NJ. Van Olstine and james Fl. Spencer, suit
on some land in Mile Laos county.