St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-05
GLORULES.

The capital stock of the Choctaw Coal and
Railway company has been raised to 49,
10000.
Eighteen births, four deaths and three
marriages were recorded at the health ofhce
yesterday.
Mayor Smith yesterday issued a special
police commission to Mortimer Moriarity, at
the dime museum.
200 CO.. Conway has transferred his field
of action to Minneapolis, where he was ar
rested yesterday as a vagrant.
Garfield Post No G. A. r. will have a
public installation of officers this evening at
their hall, 1873 East Sixth street.
meeting of the ST. Paul Standard bicycle
club will De held this evening at 1O1 East
Fifth to complete arrsn yementS for runs dur
ing the season.
The Ivy Leaf dancing club gave social at
Society hall, Drake block, last evening which
was well attended, there being about 250
couple present.
The railroad commissioners yesterday in
spected the Hayes automatic coupler, which
was exhibited in the main corridor of the
capitol building.
Judge Brill will hold a special session Of
court in his room to-day. Ten divorce cases
will be the means of revealing great deal Of
inharmonious domesticity.
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday at
6S7 Blair street, 800 East Third street, IL
Louisa street and 241 Martin street, and
Qlpntner1a at OSZ LlnQen street.
The Sabbath school primary teachers will
meet in the rooms of the Y. NJ. c. A. at 3
o'clock this afternoon. Secretary Horton
will conduct the teachers meeting in the
same place at p. m.
B. Smith became drunk, consorted with a
woman of loose character and abused his
aged wife, who reported her troubles to
officer Cornick Smith wss arrested and
locked up at the central police station.
James Connors, a professional burglar.
who has been wanted here since last summer /,
was arrested in Minneapolis yesterday by
Detective Kenaley. Connors was one of the
gang who operated among the residences on
st. Anthony hill.
John Gabriel, a laborer residing on Eighth
street, went home drunk Thursday night
and brutally beat his wife, who caused his
arrest yesterday morning. He was placed
under $500 bail for his appearance in court
Monday morning.
Minneapolis, will deal in real estate, ms cap
ital stock being Sl5OOOO. Messrs. Ii. W.
Brown, Alonzo T. Rand. Rufus R. Rand,
Leavitt S. Rand. W. H. Levings, of Mime
apolis, are the incorporators.
William Egan. Herbert Murray and Will
lam Davis were brought from the Rondo
street police station yesterday morning and
arraigned in the municipal court, charged
with stealing chest of carpenters tools
from shed at SelbY avenue and Dale street.
Miss Ida Bartlett, or SS Concord stree f..
West ST. Paul. yesterday lost her purse con-
tanning 500. 1t is supposed to have been
dropped in alighting from street car at
Seventh and Robert streets. and the finder
will be rewarded by leaving the purse at
police headquarters.
Mrs. David Fink, residing at 253 Fairfield
avenue, West-St Paul, was brutally assaulted
yesterday morning by her husband, David
Fink, and Abraham Rosenthal, both of
whom were subsequently arrested by Officer
Cornick. The woman is in delicate condi-
ton, and it is feared her injuries may prove
serious
A negro created considerable excitement
on East Fourth street yesterday afternoon
by f1ourishing a revolver and shooting at the
sun. He was arrested and locked up at the
central station. He said he never had no
name nor nothin.'' but he was afterwards
identified as A. L. Howard, and is believed to
be crazy.
The colored woman who purchased a
ladies' hunting case gold watch inscribed
wv. to M at Prescott's pawnshop. 81 West
Third street, Dec. %. is requested to report
to the chief of police. The watch is wanted
as evidence in criminal case, and is of
much importance The $40 paid for the
watch will be refunded.