St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03
GLORULE

Work has been resumed on the ROBERT
street bridge.
There were four births and six deaths re-
ported yesterday.
The city treasurer yesterday paid out g, 900
TO the street and sewer forces.
Capt Kennedy and James DAILY had their
cases continued yesterday until April 5.
Scarlet fever is reported at 326 Maple and
and at the corner of Dillon and Eaton streets,
John McMeamey, a disorderly youngster.
went out to the lake yesterday for fifteen
days.
The next regular meeting of the board OF
education will be held Monday evening at
1880 o'clock.
The papers in the Bulldog Kelly case were
forwai ded TO Washington yesterday by Com
missioner Spencer.
The committee on claims of the county
board will meet in Auditor O'BrIen's Office at
Q O'Clock this morning.
The board of public works yesterday made
a tour o. inspection over proposed street i'm
provements and sewers.
John Erickson and John Larson. who were
fighting on Jackson street, paid $3.50 each
into the city court fund on yesterday.
John l.. Bailey was committed 20 the work
house for ten days yesterday. John made
himself troubl, slme on st. Anthony hill.
The case of James II. Drake VS.. The Union
Insurance company for insurance upon tug,
was on trial in the district court yesterday.
Petitions for appointment of admlnistra-
tors were filed vest erday in the estate of John
McGrath aud John Lynch, The hearing will
be April &c.
The funeral of Mrs. l. F. Tasernier. a we'll
known st. Paul lady. who died on Wednesday
last, will occur to-day At o clock from ST.
Mary's church.
The commission of W. B. Bend as colonel
of the Tenth regiment. was S sued yesterday
by the governor. Ii dates IRON the time Of
his election, April 30.
The will of William Barbour, deceased, of
New York city was ilel in the probate court
yesterday for the purpose OF perfecting title
TO real estate left by deceased.
The patrol wagon and officers were busy last
night, twelve runs 10 various sections of the
city being made between loco and 20. Out
OF thirteen arrests, nine were caused by
liquor.
A crazy woman was found wandering in
the neighhCIho0d of Dayton avenue aud
Western last night in scant raiment. She
had been employ ed rs a servant with a fam
lily on the hill.
Officer Young last night arrested Nels Mel
son and Lizzie Palmer Tor disOraerly conduct.
The parties were taken from Il 70 lin on Rosa
bel street and each put up SO Tor appearance
this morning.
Mr.. E, G. Allis who was said by a GLOBE
special from Louisville, ny, to have been
thought dead by relatives in this city, has re.
Gently written his wife and brother, and is ex-
pected home soon.
The funeral OF Officer Morris Drinan will
take place at o'clock this morning from ST.
Mary's church. Chief Clark has formed de-
tail of fifty officers to attend. which will oe
under the Charge Of Lieut.. Morgan.
The Lakeside Land company OF Duluth has
incorpoIa e.. TIE capital stock is sl25.OOO
and the iLc Jrporators are CO.. c. II. Graves.
Judge o. p. Stearns. W. Z. Sargent, X. II.
Lee. Duluth and G. c. Stone. ST. Paul
State Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Riehle will in day or two ISSUE an address
to county supS r.nteadents and principals of
graded schools throughout the state. urging
the observance of ar5or day, and suggesting
ways OF en- on ring the enterprise.
An interesting program has been arranged
for the musSal and literary entertainment at
the rooms OF the Temperance union and
Bethel mission, - East Seventh street, this
anu others viii take part in the exercises.
Messrs. Plneh & Twohy have brought suit
in the district court for Miss Anna Wundra
against the City OF 81. Paul.iu which damages
To the amount OF $1,000 are claimed for in
iuries caused by a fal on West Tnird street
between Franklin and Exchange. llss month.
In answer TO an inquiry from the clerk OF
Wri-ht county the ATTORNEY general says that
when the bond of u Justice OF the peace or
town C ERIK l. sent in Improperly executed. he
has nothing TO do but TO file II. The approval
OF the bond rests entirely with the board OF
supervisors.
The council committee on streets met yes
terday afternoon aud considered the propo-
sition of the street car company for a cable
road up Third street hill and out Sclby &C.
nue.. i ne subject was referred TO City At
torney Murray TO draw up au ordinance for
submission at the next meeting.
Detective Kenealy yesterday brought from
Hastings the young man who hired saddle
horse from Hills stable and failed TO return
the animal. His name is Thomas Coleman,
and he is found 10 be insane. He imagines
himself Chicago detective. and was taken
10 jail until his commitment can be secured
TO the asylum.
Articles of incorporation were filed In the
registers Office yesterday OF The American
Dental Improvement company. The object OF
the company is the purchasing. hiring, leas-
Ing, selling aud otherwise dealing i'm iuven-
tons or contrivances relating 10 dental sci
euce or practice. The iucorporators are: l..
w. Lyon, S. v. i. Brown, J. ". willius, r. E.
Slower. }. II. Brugh, c. Z. Hale and s. b.
Meyers, all Of this city. The capital stock is
S25, 900.