St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-28
GLOBULES.

Scarlet fever has appeared at 81 Douglas
street.
Ten births and seven deaths were reported
at the health office yesterday.
Institutes were inaugurated yesterday at
Wlnona, White Bear and South Saltwater
The young ladies of st. Michael's church
Will give picnic at White Bear lake to-
morrow.
Coleman Comfy was sent out to the work
mouse yesterday for sixty days for abusing
his wife.
An accident occurred to a cattle train on
the Monitoba road in Montana. by which a
number of cattle were killed.
Bertha Barker was fined $40 in the munic-
1pal court yesterday for assaulting another
colored woman named Maggie Scott
In the case of William B. Shaw against the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company Judge
Simons yesterday refused new trial.
Upwards of 500, 600 were paid out by the
city treasurer on contracts for improvements
TO sidewalks and streets and sewerage o
Moses Cohn and Dick Reed were arrested
last night, charged with stealing two gold
watches from Dan Jacobs, $3.50 East Seventh
street.
Assistant Superintendent Pendergast went
TO South Saltwater yesterday to attend the
opening of the teachers institute at that
place.
There was large and delighted audience
at the Olympic last evening, and the play of
irish Agitation" was enthusiastically re-
ceived-
PB. Groat emigration agent of the Northern
Pacific road, left Sunday afternoon for Buff
falo with the agricultural exhibition car of
the road.
AIRS O'Brien the Irish giantess; Keelev
the human anvil. aHd other curiosities re-
celved much attention at the dime museum
yesterday.
Thomas Larkins was held to the grand Jury
Yesterday on the charge of burglary. He
Feldhauser.
Two carloads of brick were thrown into the
river at the St Paul Packet company's freight
house Sunday night by the breaking of sew
eral beams.
E. P. Hilton, formerly manager of the
Olympic theater in this city, has purchased
the Columbia Varieties at Cleveland and is
now proprietor.
The court house commission met yester-
day afternoon, but did not do ANYTHING other
than talk over the location of the different
Offices in the new building.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Frank A. Woods and Fannie E. Armstrong,
Michael Schneider and Mary Tandtner, and
E. S. GriggS and Clara Y. Klose
The semi-monthly meeting of the West
Side Prohibition club viii be held this even
Ing at O'Clock i'll the Y NJ c. A, lecture
room, Norman block, Dakota avenue.
EWeSt Seventh Street District union will
hold a meeting this evening at O'Clock to
pointed relative to rapid transit to Fort
Smelling.
Samuel Cain, who was arrested last week
on the complaint of his daughter who said
he had criminally assaulted her was ex-
am1ned in the municipal court yesterday and
discharged.
Rabbi Aaron Grodsky has declined a call
extended by the congregation of the syna-
gogue at Cleveland, o., and will remain with
his charge, the Sons of Jacob, in the new
temple on College avenue
The entertainment by the Ladies' Guild of
st. Matthew's Episcopal church, ST. Anthony
Park, announced for Wednesday evening,
Aug. %. will be given at the residence Of
Hon. X. V. Pratt, corner Raymond and Cor
don avenues.
The trustees of the Peoples church took
out permit yesterday for the eoifice which
they propose to build on Pleasant avenue,
between Walnut ana Chestnut Streets The
building will be constructed of brick and
stone at cost OF $50, ,696.
The young ladies of st. Joseph's parish will
give a lawn festival, the last of the season.
this evening, on Nelson avenue. A gold
watch win be voted to the most beautiful
young lady. The candidates are the Misses
Mcdonald, Duncan, Corcoran, Carter and
Malone.
Dudley Dodge, administrator of the estate
of o. W. Holmes has commenced action
against the Northern Pacific in the United
States Circuit court for $1,000 damages.
HolmeSwas brakeman and was killed in
the collision AT Tamarack, i'll Aitkin county,
Dec. s. 1888.
The Omaha roadl arranging to run special
trains from Mankato and intermediate points
oand from st. Paul and Minneapolis duringi
the state fair week, from the Sth to the 10Th,
special will also be run between Worthing.
ton ana Sioux City during the corn palace
festival, from Sept. "a to Oct. 6.
Articles incorporating Freva lodge, No..
129. Independent Order of Odd Fellows, were
filed with Register OF Deeds Bell Yesterday.
The charter members are: Axel Peterson
Frank F. Young, a. Nystrom, Charles j.
Nelson, L. IL. Larson, andre e. Johnson. ).
Sandberg, Anton Skoog and William
Peterson.