St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-30
GLOBULES.

Scarlet fever is reported at 763 Whita
and 6S4 Burr streets. -
Eight births and two deaths were reported
at the health office yesterday.
A. watering trough has been placed at the
corner OF Market and st. Peter streets.
John w. Lane was yesterday admitted by
the supreme court to practice as an attorney.
The fire department will receive their June
salaries next Monday. About $4,000 will
be dISbursed.
The reformatory board met at Gordon E.
Coles office yesterday. and passed several
small bills.
Tony Kostohnyz has been appointed spe-
cial policeman for Birmingham Bros store,
by Mayor Smith.
For stealing couple OF hammocks, Russell
JJolee. was yesterday sent to the workhouse
for ninety days.
NJ. Defiel, of the st. Paul Ice company.
is building a fourstory block, with tower
sixty feet high, nearthe Seven corners.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
J: g. johnson and Tllda G. johnson and
Heinrich Huege and Christine Fahrenbach.
Judge Brill rendered his decision in the
the test liquor license case of Fred Oelker
yesterday afternoon, holding the law to be
constitutional. but deferred sentence until
July 6.
j. E. Meyer, the clerk charged with the lar
ceny of S veral pieces of silk from Mr.. Dick
inson. his ployer, was yesterday discharged
by Judge Cory.
AT the meeting of the West Side Y NJ C.
A. tomorrow afternoon, in Gymnasium hall,
Rev. j. F. Stout will talk to young men
about 'Absalom."
the cable company was given to the jury
yesterday, Judge Wilkin instructing them to
return sealed verdict to-day
: In the case of Frank Carrier against Louisa
Hoppe ct al, Judge Kelly gave judgment for
the plaintiff for the amount claimed, less
S75 awarded the defendant. The amount
involved was about 81 800.
The engagement is announced of Second
Lieut.. Henry P. Mccain, Third infantry,
of Fort Smelling, to Miss De Moss, of st.
Louis, Mo- where the marriage ceremony
will be performed in November.
Liet. Col j. j. Coppinger, Eighteenth in
fantry. has been selected for detail as super
intendent of the general recruiting service,
with station at New York City. Col. Cop
pinger is a son-in-law of James G. Blaine.
Ice cream will be served at the residence
of Mrs NJ o. Merrill, under the auspices of
the Young Ladies' Guild of St Mary church,
Merriam Park, Saturday evening, June 80, at
z o'clock.
Max Sehmitz, the teamster who ran over
little girl on Mississippi street Thursday was
arrested by the police yesterday. He win
have hearing in the municipal court to-
day. The child's injuries are serious and no
change i'll her condition was reported yester-.
day. n )g
journ court to-day until September Judge
Kelly will not adjourn probably until Tues
day or Wednesday. He will open chambers
again Sept. 8, when he will begin the equity
cases.
The department of education at the state
house is now busily engaged in mailing
copies of Supt. Kiehles reply TO the address
of President Atwood, of the Farmers alli-
ance. to farmers and educators in all parts
of the state. H--3.
FRO in, Sa1oon of mi Wa1fl OF
925 Rice street, called out the department
about 10 o'clock last evening. Itwas caused
by lamp exploding, and the entire building
with nearly all its contents was burned. The
loss was about S7G0, covered by insurance.
The approaching marriage of Miss BERTHE
Jewett, youngest daughter of Lieut., Col
Horace Jewett, Third infantry, to Second
Lieut. Chase w. Kennedy. Third infantry, at
Fort Smelling, i'll August next, is the all-ab-
sorbing topic OF interest in local military
social circles at present.
parlor musicale for the benefit of the
Day Nursery society will be given Monday
evening at the residence of Mrs. c. W. Griggs
on Summit avenue Paul Stoeving. the vio-
violiniSt. assisted by the Park church choir,
will render a choice selection of musical
numbers.
Miss Belle A. Stewart, stenographer. has
commenced suit for S5,O475O damages in
the district court against Patrick Ii. Scanlon.
Her lawyers, Berryhill q Davidson, filed the
complaint yesterday, She charges him with
assaulting her the 18th of last September
with roll of newspapers.
In the suit in the United States circuit
court brought By five national banks against
the Minnesota Thresher company, five more
banks asked and received leave yesterday to
| join the suit making ten national banks as
plaintiffs The case was by stipulation in
court submitted on printed briefs to Justice
| Miller, of the supreme court.
The Retail Salesmen's association called a
| meeting last night at the Travelling Mems
| club rooms to discuss the early closing of
| stores. Employers and employees were in
vited, but none of the former and only seven
of the latter responded to the invitation. con-
sequently no business could be transacted.