St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-31
GLOBULES,

Five births and four deaths were reported
at the health Office yesterday
j. Warren, arrested on the charge of assault
and battery, was discharged yesterday.
& Dlphtheria has appeared at 81 East Ropie
street. ana scarlet fever at Ito Viola street.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Fred Butler and Augusta Pole, and Albert G.
Wright and EIinor E. Holder.
Martin Bryan was arrested yesterday for
disorderly conduct. His case will come up
i'll the municipal court to-day.
lad named Lambertson, had his leg hurt
yesterday while trying to jump on a wagon
at Seventh and Sherman streets.
An alarm of fire was sent in yesterday for
an explosion of Il gasoline stove at 27O Ram
sey street. The damage was slight.
Twenty emigrants went out on the North
ern Pacific road yesterday to Seattle to To-
cate. They were from Indiana and Northern
Ohio.
Joseph Stendemeyer and Henry Williams,
who were arrested for burglary, were sent to
the grand jury and paced under $1,000 bail
each yesterday.
The Northern Pacific road has issued q
new distance tariff to points i'll Minnesota,
which provides for reduction in rates OF
from 10 to % per cent
Two building permits were issued yester
day to Thompson Connolly, frame dwelling,
Ravine, near Hoffman street. 5000, and
John Hllyard, kitchen, Charles, near Kent
$500.
The High school council was in session at
the state university yesterday, and was at
tended by large number of the principal
educators of the state, also by State Superin-
tendent Kiehle.
Hennessy, Agnew e. Cox were Yesterday
awarded the contract for laying the founda-
ton of the proposed new building of the
Germania bank, at the corner of Wabasha
and Fifth streets.
There will be temperance rally this even
ing at the .baptist mission chapel, corner of
Burr and York streets. Father Mahoney will
speak and the Hamline choir will render a
number of vocal selections.
The bodies of both the young men who
committed suicide this week, one at White
Bear Lake and the other on Daytons Bluff,
are still at the morgue. no word having been
received from their relatives.
CA. B. Post, member of the League Of Amer
ican Wheelmen, arrived in St.Paul yester-
day from Ottumwa, Iowa, having covered
the journey on an ordinary bicycle. He will
proceed to-day to Eau Claire.
Pending decision in the divorce suit of
Johnathan Sapp against his wife, Sadie Sapp,
on the ground of desertion, the defendant
has filed 3 petition for temporary alimony
for the support of herself and two children
Mary 7. Lafavor has instituted proceedings
for divorce on the ground of domestic in
felicity against her husband, Charles La
favor. They were married at Rochester in
1873 and have resided in this city since
1881.
Suit has been begun by Alfred N. and
Thomas S. Barber against Edgar c. Bowen ct
al to determine the ownership of certain real
estate in Holcombe's addition to ST. Paul.
which plaintiffs allege belonged to their
fathers estate.
Sheriff Richter will empanel ,juries next
week to try the cases of Frederick C.Seaman,
6. H.Watson and Emma Thoreson against the
city railway company. Mrs. Seaman's suit
is based upon injuries received in the cable
car disaster last winter
Free kindergartens for poor children from
three to six years of age will be reopened
Monday, Sept. 3, at 8 a. m. at Relief society
hall. Ninth street, near Jackson; West st.
Paul Bethel, rear of freight depot and 624
East Seventh street, on the hill over Swede
hollow.
Work of removing goods from the wreck
of the stone building on Robert street occu-
pied by Bohrer d Smith is progressing salts
factorily, and considerable property win be
saved. Building Inspector johnson declares
that the collapse was caused by the structure
being undermined by workmen excavating
an adjacent foundation.