St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-04
GLORULES.

George Krowcezk, of 257 Edmund street.
took out Liquor License No. 81 yesterday.
Nine births six deaths and two marriages
were reported at the health Office yesterday
The city street force was paid yesterday for
the month of April The total disbursement
was about $4,000.
Thomas McKerrick was appointed patrol
man on the police force yesterday to succeed
Michael Roach, deceased.
State Librarian Taylor yesterday received
from New Hampshire. the laws of 1897, Sen
ate and House Journal for 1887, sixty-fifth
volume n. II. reports.
Al Grover and John Ryan pleaded guilty
to stealing two pieces of rubber hose in
Judge Cory court yesterday, and were sent
to the workhouse for sixty days.
Charles Flesher, who was sent to the
wOrkhouse for ninety days for attempting to
rob the saloon of Louis Reinhardt. was taken
by Officer Fisher, of the merchants police.
Andrew Olson, of Candy, Yellow Medicine
county, had his foot crushed under a car
wheel last night and was taken to st. Josephs
hospital. His foot will have to be amputated.
Edward Gleason, arrested for stealing a
bundle of clothing from the residence of
Mrs. McLain, on Minnesota street, was held
by Judge Cory in S1o0 bail for a hearing
May D.
The court house commissioners met YES
terday, and after examining bids informally
for crate work and wainscoting adjourned
until to-day, when the awards will probably
be made.
In the municipal court Yesterday Christ
Sanity was arraigned for assault with dam
gerous weapon and had his hearing con-
tinued TO May 5. Sanity shot John Jeremy,
of the steamer Ruby, in the neck May ,.
The charge against John and Walter
Doherty.. who are alleged to have kicked
their neighbor, Mrs. Giliiard, on Forbes
street. has been changed TO assault in the,
second degree. Hearing of the charge was
postponed to May 10.
The Bowden & Murray Lumber company
filed articles of incorporation with the see
retary of state yesterday. Incorporators: j.
c. Bowden, st. Paul: ". P. Murray, Dawson,
Mimi: Alexander Eaighslop. La Crosse
Wis. ". T. Murray, Black River Falls. Wis.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: John Carlson and Caro-
line Olson; Nick Heoteres and Christina
Kreiger; Theodore Koop and Minnie Stuhl-
macher; Johu West and Kittie Williams
Lewis Fudoman and Adeline Marcott; John
Kolp and Nora Eldridge.
The following commissions were issued
yesterday: c. r. Davis, captain of Com pany
/. Second regiment, St Peter: James Oyane,
first lieutenant and A. r. Amondson, second
lieutenant of same. w. A Greenwald, first
lieutenant Company b, Third regiment, An
Okla: z. F. Pratt, second lieutenant of same.
John Wilson and Neil McGinnis were ar
rested by Police officer Casserly yester-
day on warrant charging them with high
way robbery from the person of William Fox
the night of April "a. They secured 81 and
gold watch valued at $40. Fox was badly
beaten. and is at present in the city hospital.
"a Finished Coquette'' comedy will be
played this evening by the dramatic section
of Unity club at the club rooms on Wabasha
street, opposite Summit avenue. The cast
will be as follows: Daisy Leslie, finished
coquette, Miss Alice Hart; Mrs. Filbert, Miss
Rosa Kemp; Anabelle, Miss Julia Fisher;
Arabelle Miss Kittie Hart; Isabelle, Miss
Jennie iRyder; Geoffrey Winthrop. A. NJ.
White: Count Carbonari. George H. Frisbie
Marquis de Marsaillaise, Russell Trowbridge
Baron Won Bentinwool, G. II. Ramaley
Servant, II. G. Freeman. After the play
dancing will be INDUCED in by the members
and their friends. y