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

Seven births and four deaths were reported
at the health Office yesterday.
Louis Bion was arrested yesterday on the
charge of assaulting Peter Boating.
The steamer Sidney arrived late last night
with heavy cargo from St. Louis and Du-
buque.
Scarlet fever is reported at S73 Wood
bridge street, and diphtheria at Ocean
avenue.
Frank Sherman had his right hand crushed
yesterday while coupling cars at the Chest
nut street depot.
Nancy McQuillan has brought suit against
Ed Langevin to quit title to lot 5, block 20,
Marshalls addition.
Tom Walsh teamster. who lives at 494
Sixth street. fell from his wagon yesterday,
dislocating his left leg.
The ladies of the Church of the Ascension
of West st. Paul will give social tea at the
old gymnasium hall this evening.
A schedule of assets and liabilities of the
firm of Iverson d Widen was filed yesterday
showing assets, S961.77; liabilities, $3.50. II.
Samuel Kopp against the Northern Pacific
Railway was on trial yesterday. The plaintiff
sues to recover 50, 740 for damages to prop
erty.
\ fire in n pile of rubbish. in the rear of
l51 East Third street, called out the depart
ment yesterday noon. No damage was
done.
The jury in the case of Cameron against
stated that they at 10 a. m. had failed to
agree.
In the case of E. H. Bemis against Charles
McAllisIer and Charles +. Baxter, the jury
Yesterday returned verdict for the plaintiff
for Sl5G.4S.
Maggie Nehoe, sick woman residing at
2I4 East Robert street, was taken to the city
hospital last evening by order of City Ply
stefan AncKer.
In the suit Of the Bank of Commerce
against Schram and Rindskopf. Judge Kelly
Yesterday instructed the jury to return YER
dict for the plaintiff.
The fourth harvest excursion by the lines
running west from ST. Paul went out last
night, hundreds of people going West to find
homes for themselves.
Capt. Flournoy desires that all members
of the Second Ward Cleveland and Thurman
club will be at the club room this evening at
Gas p. N. to go to the barbecue at Minneap-
oils
The bridge over'the Minnesota river on the
Sioux Falls branch of the Manitoba road
having been burned Monday, traffic on the
newly opened line will be suspended until
the structure is repaired.
A lively row took place in front Of the Bo-
dega last night Three soldiers from Fort
Smelling raised a disturbance and were
knocked all over the street for their trouble.
No arrests were made.
Gov. McGill, Secretary of State Mattson,
and Attorney General Clapp, forming the
board of auditors of the state treasury, yester-
day certified that their examination of the
same was perfectly satisfactory.
The colored band of st. Paul will be ten
dered a benefit concert and ball at Market
hall tonight A feature of the entertain
ment will be a cake drawing, in which a num-
Der of politicians will be candidates.
John O'Toole, who lives on Fifth street.
near Broadway, attempted to beat his wife
last night His daughter, Annie, interfered'
and the father and daughter were arrested
by Officer McGulggan and locked up in the
central station.
A. A Jack. the passenger agent of the
Northern Pacific, with headquarters at Des
Moines, went through st. Paul yesterday on
his way to the Pacific coast with forty Iowa
immigrants who will establish themselves i'll
that section of the country.
A meeting of the Prohibition county CEN
trail committee was held at Y East Seventh
street last night. Aside from some discus
sion rs to the selection of speakers for cam
paign work, the business of the meeting was
confined to the settlement of financial mat
ters
The Republican county committee met last
evening a: their headquarters IN the Clifton
and transacted some private business, the
meeting being a secret one. 1t was decided
to hold a meeting of the executive committee
every other day at p m. beginning Thurs
day. and meeting of the county committee
every Thursday at o'clock.
Marriage licenses was issued yesterday to
Michael j. Woulfe and Johanna O'C0nnOr.
Angus Weaver and Lizzie Fontaine, Leland
Armstrong and Ida Irmscher, Henry Jorgen-
sen and Louise Hoenke, V. NJ. Henkel and
Lena Reif Vincent Budsynski and Christina
Dylkowski, Swan A. okeborg and Adelina
Johnson
W. D. Edgerton was arrested by Officer
McDonough last night. and locked up on the
charge of larceny. The prisoners mother,
Mrs. Mary Edgerton, 642 Jackson street, was
the complaining witness. She alleged that
her son had stolen number of household
articles and sold them, and she wanted him
prosecuted.
The University Dental Infrmary was in
eorporated yesterday by c. N. Bailey, Thomas
f. Decks Edward II. Angle, Leon w.
Leonard of Minneapolis. Its general pur-
pose is to give clinical practice ana in
struction in dental surgery to students in the
dental college Of the department OF medicine
of the University of Minnesota
The New York Loan Il Debenture company
was Incorporated yesterday, with head
quarters at st. Paul, and, If found desirable,
at Rochester, n. Y. The capital stock was
stated to be 81 900 600, and the incorporates
are: Jacob D. Moore. Myron W. Sprague,
Maurice Leyden, William W. Chaplin, of
Rochester, y. Y; G. II. Church, Bergen, n.
Y; Albert NJ. Lawton, Charles a Bayler,
st. Paul. MINI.
B. f. Stahl, manager; A. B. Donaldson, c.
L. Demstor, A W. Edwards, John J. Cole
man. D. W. Cherrier. G.. II. Ely and r. w.
Carter. general agents of the Etna Insurance
Company of Hartford, Conn, held a business
meeting Yesterday afternoon in one of the
parIors of the Merchants. The object of the
meeting was TO discuss the business affairs of
the company in Minnesota.