St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-12
GLOBULES.


foot tonight.
Four births and FIVE deaths were reported
at the health office yesterday.
Diphtheria has been reported at 500 Point
Douglas and on Lawson street.
William Tracey was arrested last evening
by Officer Curry on the charge of petit lar
ceny.
Reuben Grey, who was arrested at Brainerd
for selling liquor to Indians, was released
yesterday.
The steamer Gen. Barnard of the United
States river improvement service arrived in
st. Paul yesterday.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club will hold their
hall, Drake block.
A horse attached to a buggy ran away on
Eagle street last evening, but was caught be-
fore any damage was done.
Robert j. Diamond was arrested yesterday
for the fifth time for selling liquor on Uni
yersity avenue without license.
An American Express company's horse
ran away on Eighth street yesterday, but was
stopped before any damage was done.
No cases win be tried to-day in the Su-
preme court but an examination will be
held for the admission of law students to
the bar.
In the damage case of Fred Kopp against
the Northern Pacific road, the jury returned
verdict yesterday for s., 500 in favor of the
plaintiff.
Norman J. Bean was admitted to the bar
yesterday, on motion of w. j. Rogers. He
had a certificate from the supreme court OF
Michigan.
Benjamin j. Young was examined yester-
day in the probate court, before Drs. Ancker
and Hornitz for insanity, and he was COM
mitted to the asylum.
officer Strahm arrested twelve men
near the union depot yesterday after
noon and sent them to the central station on
the charge of Vagrancy
The jury returned a verdict for 1894. Oh for
the plaintiff IN the suit of the Eldrldge Man.
ufacturing company against George LANCE
win on two promissory notes.
The sale of seats for Robson & Cranes en-
gagement i'll The Henrietta next week was
large yesterday, and indicates big business
at the Grand Tor the whole week.
Edna May Clark. the little waif found at
the union depot Wednesday, was yesterday
returned to her father. David r. Clark,
boiler maker at the Manitoba shops.
William Gleason was sent out for sixty
days yesterday for attempting to steal pair
of shoes from the feet of William Kelly. The
latter was fined S. for being drunk.
The water board met yesterday and allowed
bills TO the amount of S54, S62. of which
81 200 was for interest and the balance for
high service estimates and current bills,
Patsy Conway an obstreperous youth four
teen years old, was arrested by officer Nc
Donough last night for breaking window in
the house of Joseph Cook, Chestnut street.
The local freight agents association held
meeting yesterday afternoon and agreed to
close all depotS at D 80 p. M, commencing
Monday, Oct. 10, and at p. IN. after Nov. l.
Mrs. Mike Cohen who had her husband ar
rested ~ Wednesday on the charge OF abusing
and beating her, appeared in court yesterday
against him. He said he never touched"
her.
Benjamin F. Gray was fined S. yesterday
for striking Thomas King in the face. Gray
is check clerk at the union depot, and King
is travelling man who was doing business
with him.
The case of James Middleton against Rob-
ert L. Wharton, for the partition of certain
property near Bald Eagle lake, valued at
$4,000, has been decided i'll favor of the
defendant
A meeting of the Fifth Ward Prohibition
club was held at c. s. p. 5. Hall. corner West
Seventh and Western avenue, last evening.
Addresses were delivered by Rev. George II.
Gamble and H. II. Herbst
The case of the congregation of the Sons of
Jacob against Walter Ife is on trial. This
action grew out of a dispute regarding lies
fee as architect in the building of the tempie
on College avenue for the congregation.
In the case of George Benz & Sons against
Mic Pothen and L. n. Ault. to recover for
goods sold, the jury brought in a verdict in
favor of the plaintiff for S436.05, POthen's
portion being S61.s5, and Aults S374.20.
Inc Young HeOple society OF flNnOutn
church had a social gathering last evening at
the residence of Mrs. e. NJ. Powers $50 West
Third street. 1t was an informal affair, and
the evening passed with music and CONVEX
sation.
A. G. Davis, who was arrested for sending
obscene literature through the mali, was given
n hearing before Commissioner Spencer yes
terday. Several witnesses testified as TO his
having mailed such matter. Hew remanded
to Jail to await trial.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to:
E. B. Mechanism, Jr., and Gertrude n.
Palmes; A.W. Hatherly and Frances Winter;
d. A. Anderson and Levernine Pearson;
Thomas HanfOrd and Belle Baker; j. ii. Nor
gan and Maggie Hertz.
In the case of Fanny Watson Wright against
Thomas Franklin Wright, decree has been
issued dissolving the bonds of matrimony
and awarding to the plaintiff the custody of
the minor child. The grounds for divorce
were habitual drunkenness and failure to
support.
A petition for writ of habeas corpus has
been filed in favor of Nellie GoetZ. who
claims that she is detained at the House of
the Good Shepherd by force and against her
will. The writ has been issued against
Mother Mary of st. Bernard, commanding
her to have the petitioner in court Oct Is.
1883, at 10 o'clock.