St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26
CITY NEWS BOILED DOWN.

Bank clearances yesterday were $780,
3176S.
Ten births and seven deaths were bull
letined at the health Office yesterday.
Scarlet fever prevails at 131 Edward street
and 379 North Exchange street. -Dipn.
liberia is also reported from n South Robert
street.
A. D. Osborne and Sophia Charlton, Of
Cloquet, were brought before Commissioner
McCafferty Yesterday and bound over On a
charge of selling LIQUOR to Indians.
Della Griffin. depraved young woman
who was arrested by West side policeman
for street Walking, was sent out to the House
of the Good Shepherd yesterday for ninety
days.
Messrs. Benton, of Minneapolis and
Archer, of st. Paul, had a hearing yesterday
before the railroad and warehouse commits
sioners in respect to the grade and inspection
of flax seed.
Judde Searle is quoted as saying that if
Bulov, the murderer, wanted to commit
suicide the state was entirely rightin furnish
ing him with the means, under his plea. or
words to that effect.
David Williams, alias Callahan, the drunk
and disorderly Individual who threatened to
institute proceedings against Patrolman
Davis for arresting him, was fined $40 by
Judge Burr yesterday morning.
A. L. Morey, who has been confined in the
Saltwater prison for two years for counter
feiting. and on whom fine was also i'm
posed, was before Commissioner McCafferty
and released upon the poor debtors oath.
John SmollensEi and Henry Proznisky,
Bohemian boys aged respectively seventeen
and eighteen years, were arrested yesterday
afternoon by Detective Daily for breaking
into house on Mississippi street, the in
habitants of which were in the country.
Leslie Richardson, deputy clerk Of the
United States circuit court. is confined to his
home with serious affection of the left eye.
For three days he has been confined in a
dark room, while leeches have been draining
the blood from the region of the optic.
Deputy Sheriff John Lunkenheimer lies
dangerously i'll at his home with brain fever.
The popular deputy's condition is precar-
ious, and since he is unable to recognize his
nearest friends, many have given up hope Of
his recovery. The physicians dare not pre-
dict the result.
Paul, yesterday filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the secretary OF state. With q cap
ital stock of $50, 900, the corporation will
manufacture millinery and fancy goods The
incorporatoIs are: August Oppenheimer.
Adolph Kalman and Henry Pinter, of St.
Paul.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
A. B. Truax and Mary NJ. Sieboids, Peter
Killen and Ellen Murphy, Francis N. Bios
some and Mary N. Cannon, George Schermer
Lindstad, James D. Coughlan and Mary E.
Dongher, and John 81. Rivers and Mary
O'Brien.
The stonecutters deny the statement of the
secretary of the cut stone contractors asso-
citation that ''the backbone of the strike is
broken" They insist they are in better
shape than two weeks ago and mean to hold
out to the end. They answer the report that
sixty men are at work by saying they are
''knoblers'' and not practical stonecutters
such as could handle the class Of stone used
in the Germania bank.
Fritz Holzapfel proprietor of the saloon
and boarding house at the corner of Seventh
and Walnut streets, was fined in the munich
pal court yesterday morning on two counts,
both charges resulting from his drunken
spree Monday night. For insulting an aged
lady named Ringwold, ana assaulting her
son, who defended her. he was fined $25. A
like fine was also imposed under charge of
disorderly conduct preferred against him by
PatrOlman DelOssO.
A. 8. Tallmadge. secretary Of the Chamber
Of commerce, requests those citizens who
vOlunt nteered to meet the visiting homeopaths
at the depot this afternoon at o'clock, with
their carriages, to be on hand at sharp, as
that is the time they will arrive. Several
hundred Of the visitors are in the city. at
Minneapolis and at Minnetonka, and all will
be driven around the CITY and shown the
lions this afternoon. This is the annual con-
vention of the homeopaths of the United
States, and is therefore an occasion of great
importance, drawing, as it does. prominent
physicians from all parts Of the country