St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-18
fixed at 81, 900, in default of which Walton
was lodged in the coun y Jail.
GLORULES.

Sheriff Richter will spend to-day with his
family at Forest lake.
Patsey Bolivar got sixty days for stealing q
pail of confectionery.
Verdict OF S2Ss for plaintiff was found in
the case of Kirsch VS.. Koecheler ct. al
Owen Mccarthy, accused of attempted bur-
glary, had his case continued until tomorrow.
Judge Simons sustained the demurrer to
the complaint in the case Of Ossian e. Dodge
VS.. G. N. Bell.
James D. Poll ock filed a claim yesterday in
the district court against Frank Keogh, as
signee for N. M. Singleton.
Peter Barnes, an employe of Strong, Hackett
Co., charged with stealing money drawer,
was sentenced to ten days.
Judge Nelson, in the United States court,
allowed w. B. Craig s. Co. a Judgment of
$291.l4 against Macarthur Bros.
H. Thane Miller of Cincinnati, and his
family, will be at the First Baptist church
this evening, and Mr.. Miller will deliver an
address.
The resignation of First Lieut. A. L. Craig,
Company c, First regiment, st. Paul, has
been accepted. He has been in the service
FIVE years.
Officer Pendy says that be did not club the
man John Smith" recently arrested, and had
nothing to do with his arrest, and that state
ments to the contrary are false.
the Burlington Northern of $500 damages
was taken up before Judge Willzin yesterday
afternoon. Dillon wants $4,000.
Health Bulletin-Births, /; deaths, A.; mar
riages, l, yesterday. Deaths for the week 38.
of which 20 were children, the greatest cause
of fatality being cholera infautum.
John j. Rottledge, Seventh street saloon
keeper, was arrested yesterday by the United
States authorities for neglecting to pay his
special liquor tax. Hewas held in $500 bonds.
The Druds of st. Paul and Minneapolis will
join in a union picnic to Coney Island, Lake
Waconia on Wednesday, July 81. Train will
leave the Northern Pacific depot at $40 a. ~.
Complaint has been filed hy Andrew Simp-
son against his partner, Oswald c. Brandt.
Simpson wants a receiver and alleges that his
partner has been misappropriating funds. A
dissolution Of partnership is asked for.
Detectives Keneally and Daley brought in
from Dodge Centre, Ia, P. McEneer, William
Stoker and John Smith, three men suspected
of the brutal assault upon Officer Hugh Ryan.
Their cases were continued until July II,
each being required to give $500 bonds.
Mr.. J. G. Dunster of London, the renowned
master of the organ, who some weeks since
gave recital at the First Baptist church,
will visit st. Paul next week. and, at the ur-
gent request of those who have heard him,
will probably give another concert at the
same place.
MI Jdiu6S DdltOu Oh W., u u0l6-
gate to the present conference Of charities
and corrections, will speak for the Gospel
Temperance union at So East Seventh street
this afternoon at O'Clock. H. Thane Miller,
an excellent speaker and sweet singer, will
also, probably, be present.
a collision between Justin Masous deliv-
cry wagon and Charles Anderson's buggy at
West Seventh and ST. Peter streets early yes
terday resulted in throwing out Mr.. Ander-
sons child, which was bruised considerably.
MIR. Anderson accuses Rather the driver of
the delivery wagon, OF careessuess.
The annual picnic Of Christ church Sunday
school will be held at Four Lakes. Wednes-
day, the 2lst. A special train will leave at
$3.50 q. H., on the Wisconsin Central railway,
from the corner of Third and Johns streets.
The Sunday school of st. Johns church will
join in the excursion.
R. S. Lind writes from Moss Point, Miss.
| to Mayor Rre inquiring for the whereabouts
of Mrs. King, the guardian OF his grandchil-
dren. When Mrs. Charles Smith, the mother
| of the children, died they were left with Mrs.
King, whom Lind supposed came to st. Paul.
Mrs. c. A. Knox, state organizer for the w.
G. L. o., will meet the ladies of Dayton's bluff
at p. M, Tuesday. July 90 in the Atlantic
Congregational church, and speak in the
! Bates Avenue NJ. E. church the same even
ing; also East Presbyterian church, p. NJ,
Wednesday, and at in the evening. Thurs
| day, at p. M, the will meet the ladies of the
| Central w. G. r. o., at So East Seventh street
and address temperance mass meeting in
! the evening, commencing al oclock.