St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-22
GLOBULES.

Five births and seven deaths were reported
at the health office yesterday.
Diphtherla has appeared at 1856 East Sew
enth street and 1874 Eaton avenue.
Ottiman Schamm paid S25 into the city
treasury yesterday for drawing pistol on
Officer Lynch.
The council committee on streets will meet
at l O'Clock this morning and the committee
on licenses at p. m.
Tine ladies of the Garfield Woman's Relief
corps will give supper from q TO 1880 this
evening at the Post hall.
A meeting of the Republican county COM
mittee will be held at Lincoln club room
Monday, Sept. "a, at 4 o'clock.
Booth and Barrett and Cappa's band will
leave for the East at ~ o'clock tonight on
special train on the Omaha road.
A team of horses, while crossing the Robert
street bridge yesterday afternoon. became
frightened and ran away but did no damage.
Rev. ". NJ. DawIey. pastor Woodland Park
Baptist church, will address the Central
Prohibition club, at Relief hall this evening.
The Manitoba train that has heretofore left
st. Paul at 8 q. m, tor Spring Park and Min
netonka Beach, now runs only as far as Min
neapoliS.
Mic Wagner, The tailor arrested on the
charge OF stealing bolt OF cloth from shop
on jackson street, had trial yesterday and
was acquitted.
q. A. Gilfilan, Mr.. Coughs assistant, will
assume his position in the ticket and freight
department of the St. Paul d Duluth road
the list of October.
Ruby Como and james Clark, pulled out of
the Geiselman block by Officer James Ma
guire Thursday night, were fined SIS each
for diSOrderly conduct yesterday.
The case against Capt. j. X. Arnold, who
was arrested Thursday night on the charge
of forging A. o. BartOns name to a check
for So, will come up in the morning.
ra1 L Gr,in II &c foth
Guion, of Vest st. Paul. left yesterday for
Port Tim. They are off for a three weeks
duck-shooting expedition and will encamp
at Fox lake.
The board of water commissioners held a
regular meeting yesterday afternoon. Bills
to the amount of So. 1888 were allowed. A
resolution was passed asking the council to
issue Sl6O, 00O in bonds to pay the old water
company's bonds which the city assumed.
Walter Moran, who was arrested by Detect
ives Daley aud Sacshe for burglary at a
house corner Eleventh and Minnesota
streets was arraigned in the municipal court
yesterday. The accused waived eXamina-
ton and was held to the grand jury i'll the
sum Of $1,000.
State Treasurer Bobleter yesterday re-
ported that S3,7495O, had been credited to
the state us increase upon funds lodged at
sixteen state banks during the month of
August. This was also reported to be the
largest interest deposit the state had ever
Ddu III one mOllu.
The case of Deputy Postmer Brusletten of
Kenyon, charged with dumping certain mail
matter i'll the yard in the rear of his office.
and which was continued from Thursday,
was resumed yesterday. Judge McCafferty
bound him over To await the action of the
grand jury, bail being fxed-at $500.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John Hansen and Matilda Fahlquist, John
Lonsette and ROsey Plessey, Peter New
strom and Mary Anderson, Nels Wallen and
Nellie Peterson, Fred Marty and Sallie
Schindelecker. Bernard Mclaughlin and
Katie Hines, Ole Anderson and Lena Han
son and Fred Anderson and lilly Johnson.
The firm of r. L. Polk & Co. was incorpor-
ated at the secretary of states Office yester-
day, their busines being to publish director
les and works Of like nature. St. Paul will
be the companys headquarters and the cap
ital stock is $40, 900. The incorporators are:
Ralph l.. Polk, of Detroit, Mich; Fred Dris-
coil, Jr., Alfred C. Danser, Theophilus f.
Smith and Charles B. Marvin, OF st. Paul.