St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-16
THE LOCAL SIEVE.

Bank clearances yesterday were $780,
ia so.
Nine births, nine deaths and one marriage
were bunetined at the health Office yesterday.
The new board of equalization met and Or
ganized yesterday afternoon; but transacted
no business.
The United States circuit court convened
Yesterday morning, and adjourned until
Sept. II, at which time the June term Will
be resumed.
Patrick O'Tool, sadly intoxicated, was ar
rested at Seventh and Broadway street last
night by Officer Rafter for insulting ladies
passing along the sidewalk.
Louis F. Stensgaard, the man confined in
the county jail, charged with forgery, mas
applied for leave to give bail in the sum OF
pass upon his bonds to-day.
The postponed lawn festival to be given by
the ladies of the Arlington Hills Presbyterian
church will take place in the grove corner
Edgerton and Magnolia streets this evening
Entertainment and refreshments will be pro-
yided.
Edward Olson, a carpenter, and Mary
johnson, a Swede servant girl, were ar
rested by officer Mcclure at Seventh ana
jackson streets about II 80 last n1gnt 1Or
driving through the streets at break-neck
pace.
Ole Luun, a SWede, was arrested at Sew
enth and Broadway streets last night by
Patrolman Rafter for drunkenness and reck-
less driving. G. o. Gill, q companion, was
: also taken under the official wing for drunk
enneSs.
According to the report Of the county audi
tor, the county expended during the year
just past 50, 0SS On insane cases. Tne state
pays for treating lunatics and demented
wretches, and the county pays S2,os9 year
for declaring them suchs
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
William A. Hill Jr., and Maggie Mass, John
Munsdorf and Anna Werner, Herman Mich
ealschlager and Josephine Tahedl, Henry
Hoffman and Elsie Gardner, David Tradd
and Mrs. Kate Armour, David Bruell and
Arellio Marie. q
No cases of scarlet fever have been re-
ported at the health Office for several days,
the city appearing to be III an excellent san
itary condition. Diphtheria reported yester-
day. from 341 Goodhue street and 423 st.
Anthony avenue are the only cases OF con-
tagious disease reported since Friday last.
Joseph Wallace, William Pattee and Allen
Fitch, all interested in the cattle business OF
Northern Iowa, are in the city. Mr.. Wallace,
who has been newspaper proprietor IN MS
section, called in to show his friends the
modern conveniences of the DAILY GLOBE
building.
For alleged Indifference in the discharge OF
his duties. the commission of Dog-Catcher
John Wolfe was revoked yesterday by Mayor
Smith. B. Weinstock, an ex-pollceman, was
appointed in his stead. A special police
commission was also issued to III. j. Dale, 10
serve on Dakota avenue.
The South ST. Paul city council. at their
meeting last night decided to open Concord
street the entire length of the city. The
I board Of education recommended the ap-
pointment of a superintendent of 1nstruG,
toni and that teachers salaries be increased,
butafter considerable discussion the matter
was laid upon the table.
The council committee on fire department..
at theirmeeting yesterday afternoon, decided
Z md q
: for the equipment of hose company to pc
3 located at the corner of Payne avenue ana
York street, in the house of No. Chemical
company. The water, pressure is SO great
thatno steamer is needed in that district.
: Residents of South ST. Paul are wearing
War-paint and preparing to clean up nest OF
robbers who have been breaking into hotels
apd boarding houses in at least two Well,es-
: tablished cases, during the week. The ponce
are after those who stole over 500 IN cash
from John Sangren and his boarders at River
side on Sunday, but as no other property was
taken the means of Identification are uncer-
tain.
A. E. Anderson, an East Seventh street
Perro last night and lodged at the central
station on charge of disorderly conduct
Nels Peterson was also arrested on similar
charge Peterson claimed that Anderson
had stolen $40 from him, but both men were
too drunk to know that they had ever had
any money, and were locked up until they
could render intelligent financial statements
The attachment of Sir Archy, the speedy
PAGER, which was attached on Saturday even
ing upon a suit begun by A. Thurston against
w. n. Mccarthy, the owner OF the stallion,
was released yesterday morning upon de-
PENDANTS bond in replevin given by Mr.. Nc
earthly to the sheriff Of this county. The
bond Is for $4,000, and signed by several
prominent horSemen of this city. Sir Archy
and his trainer left for Saginaw. Mich, yes
terday morning, where the horse Will enter
the races. -
Report was received at the health Office
yesterday that the body of all infant had
been buried in a woodshed in the rear Of the
house at 623 Aurora avenue, occupied by
Gust johnson. q ''Splicer' on the cable line.
Investigation proved that the child had been
prematurely born. and that the offense had
been committed through an ignorance OF the
law on the part of DR.. Vittum, the attending
physician, and the Johnsons. The BODY had
been buried there to save expense.
The appeal of Thomas Brown. the muir
derer of a policeman at Moorhead, was yes
terday argued and submitted before the SUI
preme court. Taylor Crum, of Fargo, is at
torney for the condemned man, and his ap-
peal is based on several points of law. In
the first place he claims that his client can
not be convicted for murder in the first de-
gree, as the crime committed was done With
EXPERIMENTATION; and, in the second place,
that the lower court erred in receiving the
verdict and entertaining the motion for
trial in the absence Of the prisoner.
A special and extremely executive meeting
of the ST. Paul Boat club was held last even
ing, at the Ryan hotel, for the purpose Of
levying assessments to meet current ex-
penses There have been several alterations
in the regatta to be held at Miunetonka, the
probabilities now being that it will be held
Aug. L. The st. Paul club will enter but one
team, double scull, composed of MessrS. II.
A. Dorsey and @. NJ. Nelson. The actual
date at which the regatta will be held will be
decided at meeting to be held next Wesnes-