St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-25

GLOBULES.

Nine births and three deaths were recorded
at the health office yesterday
F. A. Kennedy & Co. have sued W. e.
Buell. on note for $33S.2S, j. Fl. Mailer &
Co. being garniSheed.
Scarlet fever is reported at 571 Dearborn
street, and 400 Partridge street, and diph-
iberia at SO East Robe street.
Charles Miller was arrested by Officer Nc
Guiggan last evening for stealing bolt OF
cloth from Seventh street store.
In the case of Corlies, Chapman Drake
against N. E. Solomon ct al, decision was
rendered in favor of the defendant.
The Midway District union will meet at
Hamline hall tomorrow evening ats O'Clock,
instead of this evening as advertised.
City Treasurer Refs yesterday paid SOL
1878 interest coupons on city bonds and
S3,427.50 On educational fund coupons.
There will be meeting of the Ramsey
County Bar Association tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock in the main court room of
the district court.
That enterprlsing genius who fenced in
the Mississippi river for skating rink below
the Robert street bridge, seems to have met
with success as the rink is crowded.
Peter C6ndonio fell from wagon while
passing down Dakota avenue last evening
and fractured his right leg. He was taken
to the city hospital by the Ducas street police
wagon.
William Mahauey was arrested last even
ing and locked up at the Ducas street police
station on charge of bastardy preferred by
Rosy Laylihan, who is about to become a
mother.
An opossum supper was given by Elder
Gray at the hall on st. Peter, near Tenth
street, last evening. Among the number
present were the senators and representa-
tives of the state.
which have been held heretofore on Satur-
day afternoons on the rooms of the Y. M. C.
A., will until further notice be held in So
ciety hall. Drake block.
The council committee on public buildings
will meet at ii O'Clock this forenoon to con
slider the ACCESSIBILITY of leasing Market hall
to L. N. Scottfor the series OF entertainments
booked by the Grand Opera House company.
The Cottonwood Lumber company iAcor-
porated yesterday, will have its headquarters
at Minneapolis Capital stock, $4,000. In
corporatorS: Paul Blackmar, w. III. Curran
Minneapolis, and NJ. Morseth, Cottonwood
MINI.
An unusually large number Of INDECENT
persons applied at police headquarters
Wednesday evening for shelter III the tramp
room" and fourteen of them were yesterday
sentenced to thirty days at the workheuse for
Yagrancy.
The Retail Statesmen association adopted
constitution and by laws last evening and in
stalled the following officers: President
James Marrow: vice president. O. A. Peter
son; treasurer. ID. II. Morrison: secretary, c.
X. Anderson.
James Hoyt who recently broke Jail at Su-
perior, Wis. where he was serving a term for
burglary, was apprehended by Detectives
O'Connor and Ahern yesterday afternoon on
lower Third street. He will be held pending
the arrival of the Wisconsin authorities.
Officer HALEY, of the Ducas street district,
last evening arrested a man named Lewis,
who has been prying around the barns and
chicken coops OF West st. Paul citizens for
some time past. A quantity of stolen prop
erty was found at Lewis residence, on Della
ware street.
John Nagley, of Dakota county. was ar
rested on Dakota avenue yesterday after
noon for attempting to pass $50 Anoka
Commercial College bank note upon an old
woman. He was taken before District At
torney Baxter and released upon a promise
to cease such unlawful practices.