St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-28
SAYINGS AND DoINGs.

marriages were recorded at the health Office
yesterday.
Col Bobleter has appointed DR.. Allen, Of
Austin, assistant surgeon OF the second
regiment, vice DR.. Magee OF Duluth.
The case in which A. II. Eppstein is charged
with the attempted rape of the tive-year old
daughter of Charles Houck will come up be-
fore Judge Burr to-day.
Scarlet fever was reported at the healtn
Office yesterday from 4S7 Eighth street:
dipbtheria, 62TWarren street; memDraneous
Group so Geranium street.
Charles Meahan. a prisoner accused OF
drunkenness escaped through a WINDOW OF
the prisoners room at the municipal court
yesterday morning, and Is sui AT large.
At $50 Yesterday morning the fire depart
ment was called out by a false alarm from
the mercurial Indicator in the restaurant and
saloon at the corner of Fourth and Slbley
streets.
State Superintendent Kiehle will attend
commencement at Mankato Normal school
"Wednesday. and the day following will ad-
dress the graduating class of the high school
at Morris.
A small frame dwelling at South st; Paul,
owned by Clark Il BRYANT, was scorched by
fire last night. The blaze was eXtingulshed
10y the bucket brigade, with loss OF S!oO.
No insurance.
State Auditor Braden sold 5000 acres OF =.
state land in Stearns county and 800 acres
in Benton county. He lett last evening for
Becker county. Wnere ne Will uiSpOse VI
more land to-day.
The special council committee appointed
to investigate the Doodle charges and alleged
Irregularities i'll the management OF tne
municipal court business will meet at $50
tomorrow afternoon.
meeting will be held in Labor hall to-
morrow evening at Sp. NJ. sharp OF all who
signed circulars headed Homes for Work
inemen'' 10 select committees to draft con-
stitution and bylaws for society.
Marriage licenses vera issued yesterday to
William Evert and Freida Steinbert Anton
Junghans and Sidonia Reintiard. Charles G.
johnson and Matilda E. Lindstrom and
Henry L. Arbogast and Ella Gerbbut.
The band of the Second regiment was in
spected at the capitol yesterday by Inspector
Gen. Schoeffel. Col. Bobleter was also i'll at
tendance The band played a selection OF
music in the house of representatives.
Whatever may be the real intentions of the
legal advisers OF John Brown. the Moorhead
murderer. sentenced to be hung on the 9TH
prox., there was no action taken Yesterday
before the supreme court for stay OF eXecu-
ton.
A large plate glass in the door of the sher-
ifts Office was shattered Yesterday morning
as Attorney Berryhill closed the door. The
pane is cracked IN thousand angles and has
proven great attraction to Sheriff Beans
office.
Three boys named Whalen amused them
selves Yesterday morning by throwing stones
through the window lights of Wentworth
station on the Kansas City line. They were
arrested and taken to South Park, where
their father gave bonds for their appearance.
Johnnie Boardman. the three year-old son
of II. A. Boardman, of $50 Grove street. was
drowned by falling into the water at White
Bear lake Sunday afternoon. The remains
will be brought TO the city at $3.50 this after
noon and the funeral will Immediately fol
low.
The boilermakers' assembly, X. of L. and
the plasterers' union held meetings last
evening at the headquarters, 40 East Seventh
street. for the transaction of routine bust
ness. Plans were considered by the latter
body for the establishment of workingmen's
homes in this city.
County Attorney Egan was accosted yes
terday morning by woman of refined ap-
pearance. who represented herself to be the
wife of George Trent, now serving term at
the state prison. and asked what course to
pursue to secure pardon for her husband.
The judge directed her to the governor.
The butchers association of this city is
represented at the national convention of
butchers, which opens to-day at Detroit,
Mich, by its president Charles Ehrmantraut,
son and others. They will make strong
effort to have the next national convention
held in st. Paul.
j. NJ. Emerson, one Of the Oldest travelling
men on the road, is staying at the Clifton.
He is over seventy years of age but sells
wines with all the vigor of young man. He
has recently written book of travels, which
has just been published, and is altogether
versatile and hearty man for his age.
warrant is out for the arrest of Adolph
Wulff. the proprietor OF a saloon at Point
Douglas and Mendoza streets, who has caused
the police great deal of trouble during the
past six months He is accused of having
fired several shots from a revolver, narrowly
missing one Patrick O'Donnell, who attempt
ed to enter his place late at night.
phaetoD driven by Mrs Robert T..
Wharton. of 81 College avenue. was run into
at Wabasha and Tenth streets Yesterday
afternoon by horse driven by ]. Paine, of
523 Ellen street. Mr.. Paine's horse sprang
into the carriage. overturning it, and throw
ing Mrs. Wharton to the ground. but she
miraculously escaped without serious in
juries.
The county commissioners committee on
public roads made an inspection of the lands
adjoining and roadbed of Barta road, run
ming through portion of Mounds View.
yesterday afternoon A large tract of marsh
land is either to be circumvented or crossed.
and it was to learn the most feasible route
that the commissioners visited the ground.
Residents and storekeepers on University
avenue are kicking. They propose to make
a complaint to the board of public works
about the condition i'll which the street has
been left by the city. Beyond Western ave-
nue. the paving is not yet completed, but the
road is all torn up and the workmen have
been taken off. This renders the avenue
unfit for traffic. resulting in great injury to
business.
Owing to the absence of a quorum the
meeting of the retail shoe dealers held last
evening resolved itself iuto an informal dis
cuSSIOn of ways and means for the protection
of the trade from incursions by bankrupt
and fire sale operators. 1t is complained
that this class of dealers IS exempted from
taxation, while the regular dealers are COM
PEELED to pay license fee.
Those occupants of the Union block who
have vainly tried for some weeks to have the
board of health remove The garbage. dead
animals, etc. away from under their win
dows, and from which al unbearable stencil
constantly arises. have about come to the
conclusion that any system of garbage dis
posal would be better than the farcical pre-
lenses with which they have been compe lied
to put up.
The ninth anniversary of the founding of
the Salvation Army will be celebrated in an
all-day Hallilujah chorus at the barracks to-
day. The programme consists of a Hallilujah
greeting at 3 p H., holiness convention,
$50 to z p. M; public banquet at 7:15;
grand parade of war chariots. brass band,
warriors and tambourines through the princi-
pal streets. At p. m. a general rally will be
held in the barracks with Maj. Whitmore in
the box.
In the case of the Engel-Dreis company
against its president, Martin Dreis. heard be-
fore Judge Kelly Saturday. in the account of
which it was published that Dreis had in
troduced affidavits from all of the company's
employees as to his conduct. etc. the CON-
plainant Mr.. Streeter stakeholder in the
concern. claims that such was not the case.
He says Dreis simply exhibited to the court
an affidavit from one of the stockholders.
Collector Edwards and family, for many
years residents of Spring Valley. Mimi. dis
posed of their home, and arrived in St Paul
last evening to reside here for the next four
years al least Words of regret at their de-
parture was the ceremony rendered the tam
lily as they babe farewell to their many warm
friends at Spring Valley. Collector Edwards
hardly knows just where he will live, and
until he decides upon house, will be quar-
tered at the Merchants hotel.
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