St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-08
GLOBULES.

Five births and three deaths were reported
at the health office yesterday.
Judge Shoemaker meted out justice to
the criminals in the district court yesterday
spend the Sunday with Sheriff Richter's fam.
lily at Forest lake.
There will be a reunion of the old Volun-
teer Fire association Of this city at White
Bear the 21st instant.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
James Blomquist and Ida NJ. MagnuSen and
Jacob Fisher and Emeila Grub.
A waShout was caused by the rain last
night on the tracks of the Burlington and the
Milwaukee roads near Dayton's bluff
Jacob Johnson forfeited S25 yesterday,
which he had deposited, to answer a charge
of assaulting Mrs. Hoff Thursday night
The Hamline hotel was entered by burglars
Friday night and Sl13 and a watch worth
S25 stolen from W. B. Farley, the proprietor
The board of public works went out in
body yesterday to view some streets on Day
tons bluff, on which it is proposed to make
improvements.
At the meeting of the Second ward Cleve-
land and Thurman club last evening a stir
ring address by II. G. Stone was enthusiastic
cally received.
noon, charged with stealing satchel from
G. Hartman. The contents of the satchel
were valued at S25.
moonlight excursion by the Young Peo-
pies Guild of the Church of the Ascension
will be given on she steamer City of st, Paul
the oath instant.
Two boys, Paul Smith and Thomas Cor
coran, were before Judge Shoemaker yester-
day. charged with stealing fishing tackle
Their case was continued.
Miss Sarah Keough. of Reserve Town, won
the gold watch, voted to the most popular
young lady at the picnic, given by the parish
toner's of st. James church, July 4.
GThe Central Labor union held a meeting
Friday evening and passed resolutions urg-
ing upon the city council the advisability of
repeating the cent fare ordinance.
A lively row took place at the Market hotel
at noon yesterday, as a result of which John
Schmidt and August Schwebel were placed
behind the bars at the Central police station.
The horses of Budd Doble John Splan. H.
Simont and the Dryers left last night for
Chicago by special train over the Omaha
road. Tho train was chartered to run
through in Twelve hours.
i The city has applied for writ of manda-
mus to compel the st. Paul & Duluth Railway
company to bridge over the tracks at Mime
haha street. The, street is now twenty-five
feet higher than the railroad tracks,
The case of William Markell charged with
an indecent assault on julia Payne, was
called in the municipal court yesterday and
continued until July II. The woman's con-
dition is improved, although she was unable
to appear yesterday.
Corporation Attorney Murray Aid. Yoerg
and Sanborn, subcommittee Of the COM
mittee on streets, held a meeting at the city
hall last night and made final revision of
the ordinance granting. a franchise to the
Enos Elevated Railway company.
Chief Clark received telegram from indie
pendence, Wis. yesterday, stating that Louis
Menk. son Of Pauline Menk, of this city, had
been shot and killed by his partner Thursday
No particulars Of the affair were given. Mrs.
Menk lives on the Dutch flats
The Chester Oil Company Of Minnesota
| filed articles Of incorporation with the secre-
| tary of state yesterday. The home Office is
at Minneapolis, and the capital is $40, 900.
JustEs Bragg. of Minneapolis; L. D. Clarke.
| of East Orange, n. j., and Fred Fisher, of
| Il. Y, are the iucorporators.
| Pat Killen will be one OF the features at the
| opening of the Jockey Club saloon and Box
! ing academy. Tuesday evening. There will
| be boxing by several prominent fisiic knights
| and the final bout in Piof John H. Clark S
! amateur tournament Will be settled.
One of the largest women ever on exhibit
| ton will be at the dime museum this week.
| She is an Indian and her name is Wahnata,
| or theWoman-as- Big-as q Mountain. Prof.
| Wallace and his silk works, the Circassian