St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11
SAINT PAUL.
GLOBULES.

Maggie Mitchell had the largest house of
the week last night.
The sale of seats for Robson & Cranes en-
gagement will begin this morning.
Charles Wheeler was sent out for ninety
days yesterday for stealing an overeoat from
= the Windsor hotel.
John Krup and Frank Green were arrested
for disorderly conduct by officer Palmer at
the Union depot last night.
j. E. Plauf, charged with assaulting Kittie
Danielson, was before the municipal court
yesterday and was discharged.
The ladies of the Central W. c. T. Q. will
meet at the Gospel Temperance Union, 20
East Seventh street. to-day at 3 p. N.
John Toole and his daughter Annie were
fined $40 each yesterday for creating row
on lower Seventh street Tuesday night
The troops comprising the garrison at
Fort Smelling were paid yesterday morning
by Major A E. Bates, paymaster Z. s A.
A meeting of Acker Post G. \. r. will take
place this evening at Post hall, corner Third
and Exchange streets, at half past O'Clock.
The sheriff yesterday levied on the stock
of dry goods of Ziegler Bros, Seven corners,
on an attachment issued in favor of Roth
schild Bros.
The young people of Plymouth church
will hold their first social this evening, at the
residence of MIR. and Mrs. c. NJ. Power, $50
West Third street.
John McManus and John Dalspen were
fined $40 each yesterday for stealing keg of
beer from wooden wedding party on Rice
street Tuesday night.
Maitland E. Graves has brought ultagafnst
Hamilt NJ. Holmes TO recover $500 the pur
chase price of piece of real estate sold by
plaintiff to defendant
At the meeting of the water board yester-
day afternoon bills amounting TO SOD, '6l
were allowed. Water will be turned on at
Union Park next week.
Harry Cook waa arrested yesterday at the
Union hotel, on Rosabel St. on Information
received from the sheriff Of Montevldeo.
Cook is wanted for burglary.
The court house commission met yesterday
at ten a. m. and inspected number OF sam
pies of gas fixtures submitted by different
firms. No awards were made.
The larceny case agoinst Olaf ?. Olson has
been dismissed. Olson is the man charged
with numbering Mrs. Lindman, whose re-
mains were disinterred few weeks ago.
The case of James Middleton, administra-
tor, against Robert L. Wharton ct al, was on
trial before Judge Brill yesterday. The cues
ton of the ownership of Eagle park, valued
at 500, 900, is involved.
WI. E6gerton, arrested on complaint Of
his mother, who said he had stolen some
household goods from her, proved to the
court yesterday that the property belonged
to him and had the case dismissed.
DR., Amoss and another gentleman were
thrown from a carriage last night by COLI
sion with Il hack at Seventh and jackson
streets. Both gentlemen escaped unhurt,
but their buggy was badly wrecked.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Henry B. McGarigle and Mary E. Appleyard.
Thomas Conroy and Jane Mcmahon, Wenzel
Bernhard and Mary MickO, IL. Sanden and
Christen Pearson, Emil johnson and Mary
OlesOn.
Tue Burlington Heights improvement com
pany took out a permit yesterday for the
erection of a three-story brick block for
stores and dwelling, to be erected on New
port street. near Elmwood, at cost OF
$4,000.
The funeral services and interment of the
remains of the late Henry Monet, general
passenger agent of the New York Central d
Hudson River road, viii be held at Columbus,
Ohio, Saturday morning.
George Houston was arrested by officer
Calvin, corner of Seventh and jackson
streets last night. When taken to the station
he had a hard looking cut on his right temple
and was otherwise bruised about the head.
William Knutson, who lives at 265 Penn
sylvania avenue, fell from scaffold on the
new building that is being constructed on
the corner of Eagle and Washington streets
yesterday afternoon, and was badly bruised.
The synod of Minnesota will meet in the
Dayton avenue Presbyterian church this
evening at Z 80 o'clock. The opening ser
mon will be preached by the retiring mOder
ator. Rev. George c. Pollock, of Fergus Falls.
Major Bracket, deputy United States mar
shall returned from GAINESVILLE. Mimi. yester-
day. having in custody A. C.. Davis, who has
been circulating obscene literature through
the mails. A number of counterfeit coins
were found i'll his possession.
St Joseph's church, corner of Carroll and
Western streets, was the scene of the wed
ding, yesterday forenoon, of Michael Dewitt
and Miss Agnes Derwine. a large npmber of
friends of the contracting parties were pres
ent, and Father Raleigh officiated.
James Gleason was arrested by officers
Cormick and Calvin last night and locked up
on the charge of attempted larceny. 1t is
claimed that Gleason tried to ''go through"
William Kelly while the latter was drunk
and asleep in an alley off Seventh street.
Last night, as passengers were thronging
around the \. P. gate at the nnion depot.
large dog, of the pointer variety, scattered the
all the elements Of hydrophobia Fortu-
nately for the crowd, one of the porters dis
patched him before any serious results &C.
CURED.
The policeman at the union depot
Tuesday night, picked up little girl who
had been sitting in the waiting room all day.
and placed her in charge of the matron. She
was but seven years Of age, and gave her name
as Edna May Clark. If the little one is not
claimed, she will be placed in charge of the
Catholic sisters.
At the last meeting of Pioneer lodge 23S,
Sons of st. George, 1t was resolved to form
social club, for the purpose Of furnishing
amusement during the winter. A committee
was appointed to draw up bylaws to govern
the club, and they will report at the next
meeting, Monday, Oct. %, G. A. r. Hall, 1873
East Sixth street.
Market hall was last evening the scene of
benefit concert for the Eureka Brass and
Reed band. The band is composed of col
ored performers, and lengthy programme
of vocal and instrumental music and comical
sketches was rendered by them. Prof. r. T.
Brown, Louis F. de Lyons Harvey Holmes.
John Lucca, w. D. Scott, w. Allen. c. A.
Mason, Fred II. Ball, John S. Woods and
Will Johnson contributed materially to the
success of the affair.
PERSONALS.