St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-08
GLORULES.

Scarlet fever is reported at 319 Stryker av-
enue and go Oakdale avenue.
Ten births and three deaths were bull
letined at the health office Yesterday.
The St Paul board of trade has raised the
price of membership from 500 to $500.
The council committee on claims met yes
terday afternoon and transacted routine
business.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Episcopal
church will give an entertainment this even
ing at Marli's hall, West st. Paul, for the ben
eft of the church fund.
The ST. Paul Bar association will meet III
the main court room this morning at 10
O'Clock TO take appropriate action upon the
death of the late j. b. Beals.
The California exhibit cars sent out loaded
with the products of that state by the state
board of trade will be on exhibition this
afternoon at the union depot.
The annual meeting of the st. Paul real
estate board Will be held this morning, and
officers will be elected and standing COM
mittees chosen for the ensuing year.
At the municipal court. yesterday Nellie
Stewart was fined SIS for maintaining a
house of ill-fame at Sixth and Minnesota
streets. n ellie Smith, an inmate, paid $40
AT a conference of the exc cutive commit
tee of the Farmers alliance last evening it
was decided to present the name Of J. j.
Furlong for presid ent, at the meeting OF the
State Agricultural society.
before the police court, was arrested by
officer McGuiggan last evening for the lar
ceny of gold watch from q residence at
Sixth street and College avenue.
John Quinan, the victim of the stabbing
on Payne avenue, is improving, and will be
out in few days. Quinan refuses to divulge
the name of his assailant, and the matter
will be dropped by the police.
Thomas Burke, accused of burglary at ".
w. Thomas shoe store. on Wabasha street,
Nprr
N orning. lie waived examination and was
held to the grand jury under $500 bonds.
Charles Johnson, charged with stealing
500 from his roommate at boarding house
on Beaumont street, was arraigncd yesterday
morning. but waived examination and was
held to the grand jury under 81, 600 bonds.
John Hageman was found on the river
bank by citizen last evening. preparing TO
jump through hole in the ice. He was
taken 10 the central police station and will
be examined before the probate court as to
his sanity.
Chief Clark yesterday turned over $lS5.5O
10 the Little Sisters of the Poor as the New
Years donation of the police force to that
worthy charity. 1t has long been a custom
among the police to take up, collection the
first of January for the Little Sisters.
Misses Lena and Mary Marks gave an en-
tertanment Sunday evening at their resi-
dence. $50 Reaney street, to q number of
friends. Among those present were: Misses
Nellie Greengard, Bessie Marks, Mary Moses,
Sarah Levy and Barbet Burton Little Falls.
''Jocco" Conway was arrested again last
evening, charged with snatching a gold
watch from a citizen passing down Seventh
street. The police believe that they have
evidence that will insure his conviction. An
eye Witness of the robbery will testify against
him.
Hazel Grabfeld. proprietress of disorderly
house on West Seventh street, was arraigned
in the municipal court yesterday morning
with seven inmates of the house. Fines were
imposed ranging from $40 to $50, which
were suspended OH condition that the par
ties left the city.
A meeting of dry goods salesmen was held
last evening to take steps to secure the
adoption OF a rule by their employees to close
their places of business a: $50 o'clock dur
ing the dull season. A petition was drafted
and a committee appointed to obtain sigma
lures.