St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-27
SAINT PAUL.
GLGRULES.

Nine births and six deaths were recorded
at the health office yesterday.
The council comm e on streets will meet
tomorrow afternoon at o clock
Judge Simons his been confined to his bed
since Christmas with severe cold.
The water mains will be cleaned to-day.
and low service and muddy water will last
for about Ten hours.
The interest 10 be paid By the state on the
-ailroad adjustment bonds due Jan. l, 1889,
will amount TO S29 600.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 10
Carl Kratz and Annie DaEel, Swan MollqulSt
and Hannah NJ. Ridden.
Mayor Smith has been confined to his resi-
dence during the past two days with rheu-
matte attack and severe cold.
Three barns and a shed at Fifth street and
Maria avenue were burned early yesterday
morning. the loss is estimated All sl 600.
The fourth annual ball of W. S. Kemp
Lodge l22 Brotherhood of Railroad Brake
men, viii take place this evening at Stand
ard hall.
William Hampton. switchman in the en-
ploy of the union depot company, had his
left hand badly smashed at the union depot
yards last night
There will be a special meeting OF the w
C. T. and Y W. c. 7. unions at the rooms OF
the Gosuei Temperance union, 20 East sew
enth street, this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The attaches of the municipal court yester-
day presented Judge Cory with magnificent
library lamp and brass standard. 1t stands
about four feet high and is beautifully orn a.
mented.
State Auditor Braden yesterday dispatched
600 warrants 10 different parts OF the state
for sums aggregating So, 1913, in payment
of claims under the forestry act. The
amount to be sent out is $4,000.
The following cases of contagious diseases
were reported at the health office yesterday
Diphtheria, rs Robertson street. So west
Tenth street, 632 Western avenue; scarlet
fever 90 West Indiana avenue, 1899 Rondo
street.
Gov McGill, yesterday appointed Messrs.
NJ. u. Flower, st. Paul; Lester Il. Elwood,
Minneapolis. and c. P. Bailey, Duluth. com
missionerS TO examine the first twenty com
pleted miles of the Duluth and Winnipeg
railroad.
Herman Brinkhouse, Philip Riedler and
Anton Riedler, OF Chaska, Mimi, charged
without destroying or defacing the stamp
upon beer kegs, will be heard this morning
before United States Commissioner Nc
Cafferty.
F. f. Huffman a West Seventh street eX-
pressman. was up BEFORE the municipal court
yesterday. charged with ill-tleatinga horse 10y
holding a lighted broom under him 10 cure
him of baking. lie was discharged with a
reprimand.
City Missionary f. r. Irmscher returns
LilhIlkS 10 tlOSe WIZ ~ BclItIbl olS NblItl liz"
ted toward supplying present temporal
wants of the poor and needy of II. Paul and
merry Christmas for many destitute
widows and orphans,
Henry Corbett, aged oighty-three years, ap
peaTed at police headquarters yesterday and
begged to be sentenced To the work house.
He claimed 10 have grown-up children re
siding al D . Clol and stated that they have
refused to support him.
Chris Brockmier and John Sheridan, ac
cused of robbing o p Peterson, a Minneap
oils commission merchant. last Friday even
ing were up before the municipal court yes
terday morning. The evidence against them
was insufficient TO convict,a and they were dis
charged,
James Donnelson, who shot Johnnie
Welch in the Jockey Club cafe Christmas
morning, was up before the police judge yes
terday and waived examination on the
charge Of an assault with intent to kill. lie
was held to the grand jury and committed to
jail i'll default of bail in the sum of 5000.
The McAnulty Force Feed and Roller Mill
Manufacturing COM any filed articles Of in
corporation yesterday, the capital stock be
ing S16,0OD Hastings will be the center OF
the company's operations. and the incorpor
ators are L. S. Follett, j. c. Meloy. j. A. Me
Annuity, Patrick Gflen and John Heinan, OF
that place.