St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-16
GL0DULES.

One death, three births and one marriage
were yesterday reported ut the Health Office.
regular meeting of the board of public
works will be held tomorrow afternoon ut 3
| o'clock.
Diphtheria was yesterday reported from
500 Fauquier street, 663 jerks street and at
91l Hancock street.
| Mr.. lreland's condition was practically I'M
| changed yesterday, Notwithstanding the
rumor that he was sinking.
b. b. Murphy was yesterday arrested for
| stealing an overcoat from a railroad conduc-
tor, living near Union Park.
In view of Mayor Rice's positive orders to
Chief Clark to prohibit all exhibition base ball
games on Sunday, the diamond will remain
unoccupied to-day.
The drug store run by the recent suicide, P.
C.Woerner, on Bedford street, Is now being
run by Mrs. Woerner, assisted by druggist
named Joseph Argay. Mrs. Woerner has
resumed her residence over the store and
is comfortably settled with her bright little
girls.
AT $3.50 O'Clock yesterday morning an alarm
OF fire was turned in from box 26, caused by
a small blaze in an old building, No. 3lI
broadway, between Third and Fourth, occu-
pied as saloon by Peter Peterson. The fire
caught from gasoline stove. The damage
will amount to 500.
The little girl waif Ivie Blake, whose story
was given in these columns yesterday morn
ing, was placed in the Catholic orphan insti-
tute in this city. The chef of police last
evening received letter from I. Conrad Graf,
OF the Hotel Inca, Red Wing, stating that he
was anxious to adopt her and make her a
good home.
l wish to announce that can hereafter be
round ut the jewelry store of ]. R. Elliott, No.
20I N1collet ave-, Minneapolis, where | shall
be pleased to see any of my st. Paul friends
and where can guarantee to save them at
least little more than their fare on anything
they may need in the watch or jewelry line
S. S. Wolcott.
The Building Mechanics and Traders ex-
change vii! hold an open meeting at the cor
ner OF Third and St. Peter streets this after
noon. The business Of the meeting will be
the reception of new members, and eYplana-
ton of the objects Of the exchange, prepara-
tory TO opening of the rooms on Monday
Suo-contractors are especially ninvited to be
present.
Police Officer G. A. Leise yesterday resigned
ana retired from the force as he intends go
ing into business for himself on Seventh
street. In accepting his resignation, Mayor
hlce wrote him a letter of regret that he had
concluded to leave the force and assuring
MIN OF his appreciation Of his falthfulness
while in Office Later in the day Mr. R. N
Grady was appointed to fill the vacancy and
received his commission.
Andrew ]. Lee, who for many years has
been the manager of E. Lytle's extensive
Jewelry establishment, has formed a partner
ship with Henry Bockstruck, No. IL East
seventh street. The new firm propose to
carry an extensive stock of everything in the
Jewelry line, and Mr.. Lees record as close
and prudent buyer will enable those in quest
of watches, diamonds and jewelry to get them
at the lowest possible price.
The following persons were drawn yester-
day for the June term of the United States
circuit court, to appear June "a: Richard
Browne Wheatland: Swan B. Nolander. Nora
Charles Fay, st. Peter; Charles Webb Pres
ton; I'D Perry, Hartford; L. P. Frederickson,
Lake Harold; NJ. Alderman. Froutenac; E.
q. Ault, Dundas; James Hart, Long Prairie;
Bernard Ballman, z. B. Chatfield, Window;
John Swift, Western; ]. A. Berg, wilmar;
j. d. Wood, Montevideo; Robert Simpson,
Saltwater; A. NJ. Dodd, Saltwater; John
saltwater, Hugh c. Donnelly 312 Wabasha
street, st. Paul; Fl. F. Converse, and 10
Fourth street north, Minneapolis; George r.
Newell, corner Washington and First avenues
north, Minneapolis; Joseph Mason, st. Peter;
h. A. Vfckery, Dodge Centre; W. J. Kirk,
Sank Centre; j. II. Thompson, LIE Roy.