St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-03
GLOBULES.

Diphtheria has appeared at 2O2 Ellen
street.
The street and sewer forces were paid S25,-
600 yesterday.
Six deaths and five births were reported at
the health office yesterday.
Officer Banker, who sprained his ankle q
few days ago, is still using crutches.
Officer James Mcguire has returned to
work after ten days vacation, which he
spent at the lakes.
The special committee of the council ap-
pointed to sub-diyide the election districts
Will meet this afternoon.
In the case of Bernhard Simon against
Emil Mather, the State Insurance company
of Des Moines, and j. @. Haas are gar
ished.
The board of equalization yesterday re-
duced the assessed valuation of lots II and
-, block 20, Dayton IL 1rvine's addition,
from $4,000 to $4,000.
George Jones, who shot and killed Jack
Lucy few days ago, waived examination
yesterday and was committed to await the
action of the grand jury.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday TO
Michael Fleissner and Maggie Becht, F. C.
Wagner and Annie Erickson and Anton
Nutz and Barbara Flaig.
Samuel Wright, arrested on the charge of
breaking into Timothy Horan's barn with in
tent to steal was bound over to the grand
jury yesterday in the sum of $500.
Ed Pleiss and William Igo, arrested for as
saulting Officer Hoenck. were arraigned in
the municipal court Yesterday. Igo was dis
charged and PleiSS held to the grand jury in
the sum of $500.
The Leeds Barrett Supply Company of
Minneapolis, has been Incorporated The
capital stock is $4,000, and the incorpora-
tors are c, F. Leeds, r. f. Jackson, Mime
apolis, and +. G, Barrett. Chicago.
The teachers are coming across the CONT
nent in quite large numbers from the great
convention i'll California. Most of them
come back over the Northern Pacific and pass
through st. Paul in squads of twenty-five or
thirty every day.
Everett Bruce Preston, OF Chicago. has
commenced an injunction suit against the
city of Minneapolis IN the United States cir
cult court to restrain the defendant from
using certain. patented Improvements in
turntable truck fire extension ladders.
The tea that was received by the Northern
Pacific at Tacoma was carried across the
continent and landed in New York in eight
days. There has been Il contest between The
Northern Pacific and the Canadian Pacific
across the quickest
A party of young people consisting of
Misses Annie Gibbons, Alice McGorry. Iyda
Weed, Dido Reardon, Mile Humeson and
Gussie Surnart, Messrs; Carveth, Reardon,
Doegher. Keough, Beedsley, Rochett. Nc
Carthy, Lamb and O'Brien. chaperoned by
Mrs. c. j. Gibbons, are camping at White
Bear.
Fred >. Rank, proprietor of meat market
at No. 629 Mississippi street. has made n vol
untary assignment to Maurice P Moriartv.
secretary of the West st. Paul Building asso,
citation. His assets are estimated to be
S1,560.2O, and the assignee has given bond
for twice the amount. Liabilities will prob
ably reach $4,000.
The railroad commission has appointed
hearing, at their Office at the capitol. for the
18th inst, at 10 a. H., to hear the argument
upon the application for a reduction of the
lumber rate in this state, continued from
July II, upon the argument of H. c. Bird,
general freight agent of the Chicago, Mil
waukee d st. Paul Railway company
The board of public works held a meeting
yesterday and completed number of assess
ments. In the matter of the Improvement of
Grotto street, all bids were rejected. a peti.
ton having been received signed by ali the
property owners asking for change of
grade. This will require new plans and
specifications to be drawn and consequently
postpone the work, probably until next
spring.