St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-05
GLOBULES.

John F. Gehan, Democrat announces
himself candidate for alderman from the
Ninth ward.
A liquor license has peen issued to August
Groehler $50 University avenue, making
total of 1888 to date.
A mass meeting in support OF the candl-
dacy of P. j. Fortune for alderman for the
Ninth ward will be held this evening at 662
Mississippi street.
The board of public works yesterday
grade Fairfield avenue, from Dakota avenue
to Belle street, for $1,000.
Scarlet fever at 254 Harrington avenue and
$50 Grand avenue; eleven births, three
deaths and one marriage was the record at
the health Office yesterday.
Louis Robert, the young man who recently
lost his arm i'll an accident on the cable line,
now mourns the loss of a valuable black and
tan dog which some evil-disposed person
has kidnapped.
1t was given out yesterday that Patrick
Dawson and W. II. Cook, whose names have
been mentioned as candidates for alderman
in the Second ward have Withdrawn III FAVOR
of DR.. Edwin X. Amoss.
Joseph Demenda, laborer aged ffty-fEe,
was yesterday arrested by Patrolman Conway
ON warrant charging him with raising a
domestic ruction, and lodged behind the bars
at the central station.
The railroad commissioners received let
ter from ST. Johns Station, ON the Manitoba
road, in (which the citizens thanked them
for securing them new depot in the place
of the one burned about ,ear ago. ee
The railroad commissioners will go to
Clarkfield to-day, where hearing will be
given the citizens on their complaint against
the Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad COM
pany for not keeping its road open last win
ter,
The social to be given by the ladies of the
W. C. T. U. this evening from 8 until p M
at the rooms of the GOSPEL Temperance
union So East Seventh street, promises to be
an interesting affair. Good music and light
refreshments will be some of the features of
the evening.
In the municipal court yesterday Judge
Cory held Dr.. W. II. Sigler, druggist at 81
South Robert street, to the grand jury on tne
charge of selling liquor without license.
Sigler claims that it was his clerk, not ne,
who violated the law
The st. Paul Chess and Checker club held
its annual meeting last evening and elect
the following officers: President, DR.. A. L.
Bigelow; vice president, Louis d. Smith;
secretary, Charles Mailer; treasurer, A. I.
Nettletol; board of directors, Messrs. Sperry,
Davies, Sands, Handy and Macomber.
The accident to Dr. C. r. Millard who was
run down by car Oh the cable line Monday
afternoon, was more severe IN It's consequence
than was at first expected. The injury to his
leg was so severe that on Tuesday night it
was decided to perform amputation. which
was done by Dr. C. A. Wheaton. The suf-
ferer is now at his home, and his chances of
recovery are considered good.
Police Capt. Walsh and Patrolmen Sullivan
and Hurley spoiled a prize fight which was
on the carpet in West st. Paul Tuesday even
ing between Emil Spedenio and Charles
Cross. The officers donned citizens clothing
and proceeded to the place where the mill
was to have occurred They had nothing to
do. however, as the emulators of Sullivan
called the fight off and skipped before the
officers appeared.
In the municipal court yesterday man
named G. H. Thaden was arraigned on the
charge of swindling. 1t appeared that
Thaden gave a. Gottstein check for $40 on
the Germania bank to accommodate the lat
ter. who it was shown, knew that Thaden
had no funds IN bank to meet the check.
Gottstein induced friend to cash the check,
hence Thaden's arrest. Judge Cory
promptly dismissed the case.