St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-17
GLORULES.

mayor Rlce ana Chler clark visited the
workhouse yesterday.
There were recorded yesterday II births, 8
deaths and 2 marriages.
Diphtheria is reported at 6S5 Van Buren,,
and scarlet fever at 233 East Thirteenth
street.
Haverly's MINISTRIES will give the firsto
four performances at the Grand Opera hous
tonight.
The ladies OF the Central W. c. T. o. will
meet to-day at p. m. at So East Seventh
street.
Gibbs post, G.. A. R.. turned out at White
Bear yesterday morning to bury Ed Long,
veteran.
The water board will begin to distribute
bills to-day for semi-annual payments of low
service dues.
The calendar for the United States crcu it
court, which will open Monday, June 81, con-
tains 173 cases.
The entries for the races to be given by st.
Paul and Minneapolis are reported by Secre-
tary Hanson to be very large.
The bodies of Mrs. Johanna Word, drowned
on Sunday, and of Patrick Tucker, drowned
on Monday, were recovered yesterday.
A change of venue was taken,in the case of
the Stoddard Manufacturing company VS..
Il. G. Spooner from Ramsey to Stevens
county.
The literary entertainment announced at
on account Of the rain, the date not being de
termined. =
Judge Simons yesterday fled an order
denying the motion for new trial in the case
of Ellen Smith VS.. The st. Paul City Railway
company.
Capt. ]. E. White, superintendent of the
railway mail service for the whole Northwest,
with headquarters at Chicago, was in the city
yesterday.
Officer Hayes arrested Nels Myers a shoe
maker, at Seventh and Broadway last night
Myers was suspected Of stealing SIS, and had
Oh his person sling shot.
Superintendent of Public Instruction Kiehle
went yesterday to attend the closing exercises
at Albert Lea college. Friday he will attend
the hlgn school exercises at Redwood Falls.
By general orders from Headquarters o.
the Department of Dakota First Lieut.. Rob
ert f. Bates of the Eighteenth infantry is
announced as inspector of rifle practice for
the department..
The county convention of the Prohibition
prrty will be held at the Jackson Street NJ. E.
church this evening at O'clock, for the cleo
ton OF delegates to the state convention and
other business.
County Treasurer Burton yesterday paid
five certificates of S., 900 each, issued by the
| county in 1888 for repairs on the court house
and Jail. This it the last OF the lot Of $4,000
issued for that purpose.
1t was stated in lle GLOBE of Tuesday that
young Lyons, who committed suicide at Rice
Lake, Wis, was reported to be d son of NJ
| Lyons of this city. This was entirely false.
Ihey were not related, or even acquainted.
! The trial Of the case of w. II. Kenkaid, in
! dicted for embezzlement from Dyer & How
| ard, was completed in the district court yes
| terdaY and given to the jury at IL 40 a. m.
| At 400 o clock the jury returned verdict of
| not guilty.
There will be an ordination at st. Thomas
seminary, Merriam Park, Saturday morning.
| Seven students will be ordained by Bishop
| Ireland, who is now at Merriam Park, the
guest of Rector O'Gorman. The preliminary
ceremonies will occur to-day.
| An interesting program has been arranged
for the musical and literary entertainment at
the rooms of the Temperance union, So East
| Seventh street, this evening at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. F. B. Rhodes, Miss K. Pettis and Messrs.
| Blake. Sephton. Kreusch and johnson will
participate.
The case of James Hudson VS.. Mamie B.
| Wheleman, administrative Of the estate of
Fred w. Braden, deceased was ON trial yes
| terday in the district court before Judge
| Wilkin. This is appeal from an order of
| the probate court diSalloWiug plaintiffs claim
against the estate.
While tearing away the flooring in the
| second story of the east wing at the capitol, a
| large section fell. 1t wrecked a temporary
| staging beneath and broke through the floor
| below. Considerable rottenness was found
on this, the ground floor. which had before
| been considered sound.
| Pat Murphy and James Fitzgerald, two
| tough-looking ''vags,' were sent to police
| headquarters yesterday evening by Officer
Mcbride for street begging. They answer
| the description of two of the prisoners who
| escaped from the Hennepin county jail Sun
| day. They made repeated attempts to break
out of their cells at the police station last
| night.