St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-07
GLOBULES.

The regular Saturday night concert will be
given at Rice park this evening.
Several motions for new trials were heard
by Judges Wilkin, Brill and Simons yester-
day.
Frank oehliek was fined S25 for failing to
shoot a vicious dog of which he was the
owner.
Nine births, eight deaths and eight mar
rIages were reported to the health officer yes
terday.
Two certificates of Indebtedness of the
board of education. amounting to S2o, 900,
were issued yesterday.
Thirty-nine emigrants from Tennessee for
Washington territory, left on the Northern
Pacific road yesterday.
Friday, july ID, will be a day of special
prayer for foreign mission work among the
Baptist churches of America.
In the Case of Knight IL co. vs. F. L. Law
renee judge Simons filed an order sustaining
the demurrer to the complaint.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Carl klnger and Louisa Locheher and David
4. Carney and Lillian Z. Haskell.
Jerry Donovan and Thomas Dean were
sent To the work house for sixty days for
robbing Joseph Alhers near the Robert street
bridge.
large crowd enjoyed the band concert at
Lafayette park last night As usual the
men monopolized the benches while the
ladies were compelled to stand
James L. Rice, who for some time has had
charge OF the dining room entrance at the
Hotel Ryan, has been appointed night clerk
TO succeed the late Harry Tucker.
The Second Ward Cleveland and Thur
man club will meet this evening at their
hall, corner East Seventh and Hope streets,
and listen to addresses by prominent
peakers.
A meeting of Democrats of the Seven tn
and Eighth wards will be held Monday at
Brandts hall, University avenue, near West
ern, for the purpose of ORIGINATING a cam
paign CLUB.
Mayor Smith yesterday appointed r. B. Ca
lusha to be one of the directors Of the work
house to fill the vacancy caused by the death
OF Louis Engel. Mr.. Galusha is prominent
attorney of this city.
A decree by Judge Simons in favor of Mar
celia Deavitt and against Charles ii. Martin
gives plaintiff the title to lot I6, block g.
kiefeTe Schumacher Il Wild's subdivision of
lots 1, 2 and 3, Ceilings out lots.
The cupola on the city hall was struck by
lightning yesterday morning and portion of
it shattered. The Lightning ran down wire
into the operating room and did some dam
age to the patrol alarm box. No one was
hurG.
Members of the American So ciety of
Florists DESTROYS of attending the convention
at New York from Aug. II to Aug: 49, in
elusive. should address Vice President
August 5. Wanson, st. Paul, in regard to
rates.
Pauline Bell, May Costello Lille Mack,
Madeline FrellnghuySen, Minnie Barton
Nellie Anderson, Nina Clifford. Lottie Ave
line and Rhea Early were each fined SlOO
yesterday by Judge Cory tor keeping houses
OF ill fame.
Fred Oelker found guilty about a week
ago of selling liquor without a license. ap-
peared before Judge Brill yesterday for SEN
tence. His bail was fixed at $500. as his at
torney proposes 20 carry the question of the
constitutionality of the law to the supreme
court.
There is to be meeting under the auspices
of the Minnesota Protective league SUNDAY
at $3.50 p. M. in the district court room for
the purpose of taking steps for the proseu-
ton Of Smith. the white man who is charged
with the outrage of the colGred woman, Mrs.
Julia Payne.
John Green was arrested yesterday morn
ing on the charge of having assaulted his
nephew with a dangerous weapon, on In
diana avenue in West st. Paul, the evening
of the 4th. He was arraigned in the munich
pal court and had his case continued until
the 18th instant.
The first meeting of the West Side Y. NJ. c..
A. IN the new rooms at 1S1 Dakota avenue
will be held tomorrow at o'clock, and will
be addressed by Rev. c. c. Herriott. The
formal opening will take place next Tuesday
evening, when the ladies' auxiliary will hold
reception in the rooms
Vice President Cakes. of the Northern Pa
cific, returned yesterday with his private sec
rotary, n. c. Thrall. They have been over
the whole length of the road, finding its con-
dition perfectly satisfactory and everything
all along the line, cially the crops, i'll a
most gratifying condition.