St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-20
GLOBULES.

Scarlet fever has appeared at 5S1 Church
street.
six deaths and two births were reported at
the health Office yesterday.
Charles McAfee was sent to the work house
for ninety days yesterday for the larceny of a
coat.
Moses Cohen. n lad of sixteen. was sent 10
the reform school yesterday for stealing a
small sum of money!
In the case of Samuel johnson VS.. the Mil
waukee road, the plaintiff was yesterday
awarded SIS, 900 damages.
John Grover was sent t. the work house
for ninety days yesterday, for stealing the
drinking mug from the Ryan hotel.
Sheriff Richter yesterday levied on an ar
tesian well i'll North ST. Paul, on an attach
ment issued in favor of ID. NJ. Harris,
OIof Jocklund will be examined to-day on
the charge of stealing sewing machine from
A. Gates His bail is now fixed at 500.
Otto Waxland, of Rushford, Mimi, was be-
fore Commissioner McCatferty yesterday.
charged with selling liquor without special
license.
Nicholas Wagner was arrested yesterday
afternoon for stealing piece of cloth valued
at SIS, and an overcoat valued at $50, from
A. HOlZberg.
A meeting of the committee on streets will
be held at 2:3t O'Clock this afternoon to
consider bids for the superstrUcture of the
Watasha street bridge.
h. h. MlllfkGU. StcnOgTlDHeT Ill OON. NC
ellis Office. resigned yesterday to accept a
similar position at the headquarters of the
Republican state central committee.
An excursion party of $50 ladies and gen.
tlemen, under the auspices of the chamber of
commerce. will shortly visit the corn palace
at Sioux City, the trip to occupy two days.
Messrs. j. c. Binga, w. II. Davis and C. s.
Sweed will assist in organizing q Wilson
club at Minneapolis Tomorrow evening. A
similar club will also be organized in St.
Paul.
Secretary Hart, of the state board of chart
ties and corrections. is engaged in the prep
aratiou of detailed estimate of the current
expenses of the state institutions covered by
his department.
The board of public works will meet to day
TO consider the matter OF changes of grade
on Chats worth, Westminster and Evergreen
streets and the grading of Prior, Pennsyl-
vania and Pine avenues.
The residence of J. J. W. Pollock on the
corner of Livingston and Lucy streets, West
ST. Paul, was destroyed by fire last night
Most of tn 2 furniture was saved. The house
was not insured, the loss being about $500.
The conference of thc Young Women's
Christian Temperance and Women's Chris
tan Temperance unions viii meet at the
rooms of the Gospel Temperance union, 20
East Seventh street, this afternoon at 8
o'clock.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
H. b. Giles and Millie C. Williams, Thomas
E. King and Margaret McDonough, II. G.
Hoffman, and /. b. Petty, William McHugh
and Margaret Clifford, Louis Schinzing and
Annie Hoschette.
Dennis Dunn, arrested on the charge of
stealing valise from the luggage room in the
union depot was before Judge Corey yester-
| day. He claimed that he found the yalise in
| an alley. and as there was no evidence against
him, ne was discharged. q
! Mollie Adams, the woman arrested in the
| Gieselman block on Seventh street. charged
| with robbing Frank Cash. was before the
| municipal court yesterday and discharged.
| Ruby Como, Matte ST. Clair, John Shirkly
aud Albert Day, four others arrested in the
| same building. were fined Sl5 each.
An entertainment will be given at Dayton
Avenue Presbyterian church tomorrow even
| ing by twenty-five Indian boys and girls
| from the Good viii mission at the Sisseton
| agency, Oak. These Indians are pupils OF the
mission school, and propose to give enter
| tainments for the benefit of their mission
| fund.
Detectives Kenaley and Daley arrested Al
| Merrill last evening and locked him up in
the central police station. charged with being
| q suspicious character. Merrill was run out
| of Minneapolis a few days ago, and Will
doubtless meet with similar sentence here
| this morning.
Delegates from the Ramsey County Dem
ocratic club to the state convention of the
| Democratic clubs to be held in Market hall
| to-day have been chosen as follows: Daniel
| W. Lawler, chairman, j. A. Tierney. u. G..
| Mccarthy, A. ~. Graves, ID. ID. Williams. K.
| ii. Wood, David Fitzgerald, C. Tyson Butch
i err Peter Esch. H. Z. Camden, Frederick Nell
| son, Patrick O'Reagan. Paul tavaliec.