St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-03
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GLOBOLES.
One LIQUOR license was issued yesterday,
making total of 332.
The city council will meet tonight. Judges
of election will be chosen.
The Second Ward German-American club
nominated Peter Bott for alderman.
ST. Paul Lodge B. P O. Elks has decided to
engage and fit up quarters of its own.
Thirty-nine births and ten deaths were
bulletined at the health Office yesterday.
The new president of st. Paul Typo
graphical Union no. 30 is Homer S. Sake.
The council committee on police and
claims met yesterday and tranacted routine
business.
The police made 467 arrests during March
and So, 800. 20 in fines was collected IN the
police court.
The Stonemason's union has Endorsed the
candidacy of John Doyle for alderman of the
Fourth ward.
81. O'Connor, of the city detective force.
returned yestesday from two months visit
in the South He is much improved in
health.
The delinquent personal tax list was filed
with the clerk of court by County Treasurer
REM yesterday. There are 2,2G0 names on
the list. ri
The relief corps of the Knights of PythiaS
gave delightful hop at the hall on Fifth
street last evening. About fifty couple were
present. II
The street force employed by the city eiiL
gineer during the month of March will be
paid to-day. The pay rolls call for about
$4,000. ci
Articles of Incorporation were filed with
the secretary OF state yesterday by Sllliy Post
No. 10, Department of Minnesota, G. A. r..
Twenty -siX veterans signed the paper.
Joseph Rauscher was arraigned in the mt
nicipal court on complaint of Inspector NuA
gent Yesterday for putchering without q
license. Hearing was continued to April 8.
The residence of Mrs. Clark, 16 Iglehart
street, was damaged to the extent of abont
$50 by fire at s O'Clock last night. The
blaze originated in the servant girls quar-
tiers. rs " tiFhI'-+ - st'
The public schools reopened yesterdaE
after the regular Easter vacation, with full
attendance, the new Mcclellan school, Ok
ford and Stinson schools being occupied tor
the first time.
The Ladies' Aid society of 1olivet M. E.
church, Juno street. will give a New Eng
land dinner at A o. Q. w. hall, Western
avenue and West Seventh street. Thursday
evening A literary and musical entertain
ment will follow.
County Auditor Kains March apportien-
ment of school money has been made. show
ing the total number of scholars attending
the public schools to be Ii, 235; money al
lowed, $31. 049.63.
The private carriage of ". r. Merriam col
lided with another vehicle at the corner of
Third and Robert Streets and was badly
smashed The carriage was not occupied eX-
cept by the coachman.
Frederick Nelson, Justice of the peace for
the district east of Wabasha street, is candi-
date for that position Tor another term. He
has the Endorsement OF the Swedish press
and the Swedish political club.
Saturday j. F. West was appointed deputy
superintendent OF banks, vice 3. W. Haskins.
resigned. Mr.. West is prominent citizen of
Faribault and has been a member of both
houses of the Legislature several times.
The condition of Annie Oleson, who tried
to suicide by-jumping from the Summit
avenue lookout, remains unchanged. She
is conscious of what goes on about her. but
cannot speak. There is little hope of her re-
coyery.
The court room and Offices of the justices
of the supreme court have been renovated
and made to look new, and court will con-
yene to-day and take hold of docket one
fourth larger than any 1t has ever tackled
before.
The charge against Cornelius Coleman for
assaulting Michael Scott, his brother in-law,
witt.a hammer at their residence, corner of
Irvine and Western avenues, Saturday night,
was Withdrawn by scott yesterday and Cole
man was dismissed.
Sergt. Budy arrested the notorious Annie
Preston at Merriam Park yesterday, where
she gave the name Mile Erwin. She was
in company with Alfred Bloom and William
smith, Il pl1f VI mlHucdpoilS SpOrts, dIIu WIS
raising disturbance in her own peculiar
style at the half way house. Since her resort
on Minnesota street was broken up she has
lived in Minneapolis.
On Saturday night while Belle King no.
torious member Of the demimonde living on
jackson street. was sleeping her stocking
was robbed of $50 in greenbacks She swore
out a complaint against her roommate,
Fred Westdoff who was arrested by Officer
McFetridge and held by Judge Cory in ST. 900
bail for a hearing to-day.
Chris Kenick, the young plumber who was
arrested for engaging in a prize fight with
Dick Moore for So purse one week ago last
Sunday, was discharged from custody by
Judge Cory yesterday, Moore was not ar
rested because he was unable to leave his,
bed as result of a fall he received during
the encounter, but he has since recovered. y
Cigarmakers Union No. SO gave its tenth
annual ball at Market hall last night. Two
hundred and fifty couples carried out the
programme to the music OF Seibert's orches5
ira. The hall was handsomely decorated
with red white and blue bunting and COLI
ored lights. Refreshments were served at.
the market restaurant.
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