St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-09

National Albany Exchange Bank. ap-
pellant, VS.. w. W. Cargill ct al, re-
spondents.
c. Aultman & Co., respondents, VS..
Morris P. Brown, appellant; and case
ESQ.
GLOBULES.
The Eclipses defeated the Maroons yester-
day by score of II TO q.
Ten births and ten deaths were reported at
the health Office yesterday.
A special venire for 100 petit juror, sreturn-
able Monday, has been issued.
Diphtheria has been reported at 437 Banfl
street and Group at $50 Mendoza street.
Pat Burns was fined $40 yesterday for fast
driving over the Wabasha street bridge.
Jerry Sullivan, of the West side police de-
tail, is off on a ten days leave of absence.
The Jury in the suit of A. Cameron against
Bushnell & Bushnell went out last evening.
The case of the Bank of Commerce against
Schram d RindskOpf TO recover on note. Is
Oh trial.
The bail of Charles Schneider arrested for
selling liquor without special license, has
been fixed at $500.
There will be a concert and ball, for the
benefit of the St Paul Colored brass band, at
Market hall tomorrow evening.
The parishloners of StMichaels congrega-
ton met Sunday evening and perfected ar
rangements for their fair, which opens Oct
%.
1.-THE Ladies' Aid Society of the First Uni
YerSalist church viii give an oyster supper
and dancing party at Society hall Friday
evening.
James Holton, arrested for counterfeiting
United States money, was held yesterday III
$1,000 bail for his appearance at the next
term of court
Marshal Campbell brought in from Brainerd
Saturday Dave Deloney, half-breed, charged
with selling liquor to Indians. He had been
arrested several times, but always managed
to escape conviction
Prof Kiehle, state superintendent OF pub
lie instruction, and Prof. Kirk, deputy super
intendent, will visit The teachers institute at
Hastings TODAY Prof Kirk will deliver
lecture TO the teachers this evening.
Street cars on the East and West Seventh
street lines were yesterday run by way OF
Fifth street between WabaSha and jackson.
East Seventh street near Wabasha was OBJ
structed by workmen, who were repairing the
water mains.
A fair for the benefit of the French
parochial school will begin Thursday at the
Market hall. Mr.. SOpubin has donated
horse, harness and wagon, and Mr.. Tavolle
lot in Morton's addition, both of which will
be ratified. The contestants for the gold
headed cane will be Police Officer L. A.
Cornick ana P. Lynch.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Blaska and Barbara Miller. Leopold Stipko-
Wits and Rosa Farkos, Michael Dewitt and
Agnes Devine, Charles Bathke and Henrietta
Barke, Fred Peepgras and Minnie RestOw,
Edward f. Felsing and Anna Zimmerman,
Luman c. Pryor and Lulu Marion Judd.
The attractions at the Dime museum this
week are very strong. Rangoon, the sword
walker, gives a remarkable performance, and
Bill Jones, the glass-eater, interests all visit,
ors. Martyne, the clever mimic and facial
artist heads a strong company on the upper
stage, and the vaudeville entertainment i'll
the lower theater is one Of the best ever seen
in the museum.
At the meeting of the West st. Paul Build
ing association last evening the following
officers wera elected: President, William A.
Somers; vice president, W. r. Sache; treas
urer. William Dawson, Jr.: secretary, NJ. P
Moriarity; attorney, lliler II. Horton; direct
ors, c. 5. Bunker, c. NJ. Crowley. II. II. Full
ler William Haskell, j. j. Sullwold, E. A.
Hemenway, W. W. Howard, T. A. Kemp, c.
A. Kerst. William J. Wilson. Z. T. Somers, o.
r. Strong, Frank Schliek, Jr., P. j. Geib,
Axel Lange.