St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-21
GLOBULES.

Scarlet fever has appeared at 9S6 Douglas
street and 275 Cliff street.
Nine births and four deaths were reported
at the health Office yesterday.
Tom Hawley was sent to the work house
yesterday for 80 days for stealing q pair Of
shoes.
Geo. Cullums was fined S25 yesterday for
swindling visitor to the fair out of q small
sum OF money. II
@The May term of the district court has adj
journed sine die. Special term cases are all
that remain to be tried.
A Young Mems Christian association for
Brairerd was incorporated yesterday at the
Office of the secretary of state. ~
Fifth ward Prohibitionists will hold q
meeting to night at G. s. p S. hall, on the
corner of Seventh street and Western avenue.
The Sheriff closed up the saloon of August
Nelson, on Arcade street. yesterday, OH an
attachment issued in favor OF G. E. Munkel
d Co., saltwater. N
The sidewalk on West Tenth street, near
the High school, is in deplorable condition,
and the rotten planking should be replaced
with'cement blocks. n!
William Kelley was sent to the work house
for 30 days yesterday for taking horse and
buggy from his brother and very recklessly
driving around town. IL
The Sixteenth District Lodge, I. o. G. IT.,
will meet with Harrington Lodge, No. 126,
corner of Harrington and University avenues,
this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Atarewell benefit concert will be rendered
Miss Julia De Bertrand, leader of the Bodega
orchestra, tonight. The orchestra departs
for San Francisco next week.
The st. George Snowshoe club have rented
large room on the first floor OF the chamber
of commerce building, which will be occu-
pied next week as permanent headquarters.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Thomas Irnton and Mary Griffith, Edward
d. Smith and Ida j. jackson, Joseph Weiger
and Elizabeth Ghall; Aker Swanson and
Hilda Eva Peterson.
Active operations will soon be begun on
the construction of the high bridge in upper
town. Workmen are now engaged on the
trestle work to be used as support for the
bridge during construction.
Among the building permits issued yester-
day was one to Morris Beifeld for the cree
ton of a business block of brick and stone
on South Robert street, near Fairfield ave-
nue., the cost of which was placed at S72, 900.
Cards have been issued for the wedding Of
Gates A. johnson, Jr., to Miss Lissette
Tramm. The ceremony will be performed
at the residence of Mrs. A. Ingalls,, 232l2
Western avenue, south, Sept. %, at 8
o'clock, p. IN.
The Second ward Cleveland & Thurman
club held an enthusiastic meeting Tuesday
evening, and addresses were delivered by G.
F. Fling, of Maine, and Max Fierabend.
Twenty-Five new members were admitted,
making the total membership OF the club
427.
Detective Daley last evening arrested Capt.
j. K. Arnold ana locked him up at the
central station on charge OF forgery.
Several checks for small amounts were pre-
scented by him to merchants who readily
cashed them only to discover that they were
fraudulent.
The reports of the county attorneys of
Minnesota for 1886 have been received and
tabulated by the attorney general. The total
number of cases brought before the various
state courts was 2,40S. There were 1,4S5
convictions, 273 acquittals, $40 dismissas,
and 274 cases are pending. The total costs
were $37, 691 .43; fines assessed, $10,517.22:
and amounts collected, 81, l20. "a.
The White Iron, Lake Iron and Water
Power Company was incorporated yesterday
with a capitol stock of Sl,000,000. The
company's headquarters are at Duluth, and
the incorporators are; Frank w. Eaton,
Richard Pagan, Henry II. Bell Edgar
Brown, of Duluth: Henry NJ. Loud, Oscoda,
Mich; Eugene l.. Walker, Detroit, Mich,
David S. Fox and Charles S. Brown, Flint,
Mich.
At the tenth annual meeting of the Mime
sofa Congregational clab at Plymouth
church, Minneapolis, next Monday evening,
the extent and methods, if any, for the re-
strietiOn of immigration will be discussed.
Rev. M. W. Montgomery, Rev. II. A. Schauf-
fer of Cleveland; Rev. NJ. E. Everty, of Chi
cago, and others eminently qualified TO dis
cuss the question will address the club.