St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-20
GLOBULES,

The Spring Park club at Lake Minnetonka
will be open June 2.
George Bros. have sold house and lot in
West st. Paul for So, 300.
Five births and four deaths were bulletined
at the health office yesterday.
Scarlet fever at 156 Kentucky avenue, and
dlphtheria at 724 Olive street were reported
at the health Office.
The Democratic state central committee
has opened permanent HEADQUARTERS in Par
lor 2, at the Merchants.
Attorney General Clapp yesterday took
documentary evidence in the Elbow Lake
case involving the freedom of traffic law. 1
The Sheet Metal Workers union will hold
public meeting at the hall, corner Third
and Exchange streets, wednesday,, the sd
inst.
A meeting of the Eighth ward club of the
Labor party will be held at Brandt'S hall on
University avenue, near Mackubin, at p. II.
to-day.
Paul Brady switchman in the West SIDE
yards OF the Kansas City road, had his right
hand crushed while coupling cars yesterday
morning. Three fingers were amputated by
DR.. Hoyt.
The Fifth Ward Independent Political
club held meeting at 425 West Seventh
laws were adopted and fifty three new MEM
bers enrolled. 81, =
In the police court, yesterday, Mordecai
Coode, accused by his employer, II, L. Phil
block, of elhbezzling $50, had hearing and
was discharged:
OAnother Rebecca lodge will be instituted
at the hall of German-American Lodge No
5S, l. o. o. F. in Knauft's block on East Sew
enth street ON Thursday evening next Sis
ter lodges are invited to attend.
a dramatic entertainment will be given at
the West side opera house Monday evening
under the auspices of the Belliam Congrega-
tional church. Extensive preparations have
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tainment.
A German farmer from South Saltwater
arrived i'll the city yesterday and identified
the horse found i'll the possession of George
and Frank West, the two boys arrested by
Officer Wilson on Friday, as belonging TO
him. The boys will be held on a charge of
horse stealing.
The case of Patrick Maddie, accused of
knocking down officer John Lauderdaie
with a coupling pin. was called in the police
court yesterday and continued until Mon
day. The blow broke the officers ear drum
and has rendered him deaf.
The case against Third Assistant Chief Kel-
logg, of the fire department., who was charged
by Agent Hutchins with cruelty beating one
of the department horses, was reopened in
the municipal court yesterday, and upon the
introduction of new evidence Judge Cory re-
duccd the fine from S25 to $40.
Teachers institutes have been arranged for
the coming week at Redwood Falls. to be
conducted by Prof. c. W. G.. Hyde, and
Northern Pacific Junction, in charge of Prof.
j. T. McCleary- At Redwood Falls Of
Wilson will lecture, while Prof Mclean of
the State university, will lecture at the latter
place.
John Burke, an old and respected citizen,
classed among the pioneers of the Northwest,
died at his home, on the German road, Fri
day evening. He was formerly in the en-
ploy of the Hudson's Bay company and Com
modore Xittson. The funeral viii be held
this morning from ST. Michaers church.
George Seibert's Great Western band will
give promenade concert in the new Ply
mouth clothing house, corner Seventh and
Robert streets, next Wednesday evening,
from $50 to 10 p. m. 1t is understood that
this house will give a promenade concert
every Wednesday evening for the next six
weeks.
NJ. L. Hutchins, general agent of the Relief
society, warns the police against man pur-
porting TO be an employe of the cable line
who is soliciting loans on the strength of his
alleged occupation. Mr.. Hutchins has in
vestigated the case, and pronounces the fell
low not only an imposter, but blk of the
first water.