St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-29
GLOBULES.
Nine deaths and ten births were

Nine deaths and ten births were reported
at the health office yesterday.
Eight boys were arrested in West st. Paul
yesterday for bathing in the river.
Mrs Ranzinger and John Schiller paid $40
each yesterday for the luxury of a row at
West st. Paul wedding Wednesday.
Charles A. Bishop will be seen at the Dime
museum next week He performs the most
marvellous feats, and no article can be hidden
from him.
The chair offered as prize by the Mon
t1fiore society was won by Ed Manheimer, of
Chicago, who presented it to Miss Hannah
AbrahamSon.
The trouble between Lawyer c. Tysen
Butcher and Officer Fred Teigler will be
aired in the municipal court before Mayor
Smith Tuesday.
Rene Trebart arrested few days ago
charged with the larceny of razors from
Third street barber shop, was yesterday held
to the grand jury.
The Sixth Ward Labor club last evening
elected Christian Grarfke delegate to the
Labor convention and A. Gloeser was desig-
mated as alternate.
Mrs. j. E. Bailey will speak on prohibition
next Friday and Saturday nights at st. Paul
Park, and Sunday evening at Oxford NJ. Z.
church at st. Paul.
The Day Nursery, at III East Ninth
street, is now ready to receive little
children from a. IN. to $50 p. NJ, while
their mothers go out to work.
The regular meeting of the Ramsey
County Democratic club will be held Tues
day evening, July 81, at Democratic head
quarters, Grand opera house block.
A Democratic rally at White Bear Lake
last evening was addressed by Z. j.
L'Herault, of Minneapolis, who made some
strong arguments to the farmers in attend
ance.
Members of the Iron Hall order have
adopted a plan of sending their money to
headquarters and thus becoming members at
large with a view to avoid violations Of the
Minnesota insurance laws.
Phillip w. King, one of the Minneapolis
men arrested Friday night for disorderly con-
duet by Officer McEllistrom, has decided to
try and make case against the officer, and
the matter will come up in the municipal
court Monday afternoon.
Joseph Goldstein was arrested by Officer
Leydu yesterday on the complaint of the
American Express company. which charges
him with embezzling $50 of the company's
funds. Goldstein denies the charge. The
case will come up Tuesday.
The state fair committee of the chamber of
commerce held meeting yesterday and sug-
geSted that means should be adopted to in
sure larger number of exhibits from small
manufacturers and jobhers at the forthcom-
ing fair. Ample accommodations will be
provided for these exhibits.
A hearing was held yesterday in the case
against John T. Brown, county attorney of
Becker county, charged with drunkenness
ana mal1eaShnce III ONCE Inc state was
represented by Assistant Attorney General
Childs and the defense by Attorney Thomas
J. Danz, of Duluth. Gov. McGill took the
matter under advisement
The first annual excursion and picnic of
the employees of the Chicago, st. Paul & Kan
sas City railroad was held at Randolph,
Mimi, yesterday. About 1000 persons en-
joyed the event and witnessed an excellent
programme of sports. The prize waltz was
won by c. Apgar and Miss Emma Smith, the
lady's prize being handsome parasol.
The members of St. Agnes parish will
give a fair at the school house, corner of
Kent and Lafond streets. beginning next
Tuesday evening and continuing during the
week A gold-headed cane will be voted for
the most popular candidate for sheriff; solid
silver star for the most popular sergeant of
police, and a parlor set for the most popular
houSekeeper