St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-31
TUESDAYS TERsE TALES.

Bank clearanees yesterday were $751;
1878.
The council committee on public parks
held a meeting last night. No business Of
importance was transacted.
Mayor Smith yesterday appointed Thomas
Koran a patrolman on the regular force to
succeed James McDonough, resigned.
E. s.. Jeffrey 4 Co. sue Camp, Douglas &
Co. to recover 81, 359. 90 on a judgment Sc
cured in Hennepin county recently.
A chimney fire in the frame building at
SAL Mississippi street called out the fire de-
partment at 2:O6 yesterday afternoon. No
damage.
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday from
1856 Alaba ma street and 500 Lawson street.
Diphtheria prevails at S42 Beech street and
5Ss Magnolia street.
In the case of John Matheis against B.. f.
Meek Dr., an affidavit of garnishment against
the northwestern Electric Construction and
Supply company has been filed.
The Wage-Earners' Cooperative Home as
ISOLATION will this evening go out to Owasso
lake to examine a site. The n. Z. train will
leave at 80 p. m. and return at 8 80.
The sheriff yesterday seized about 81, 200
worth Of horses, wagons and harness from
held by Charles E.. Adamson, of Minneapo-
lis.
The Junior Pioneers association held a
meeting last night in the Office of the court
house custodian. w. L. Benson presiding.
| About seventy new members were admitted
to the ASSOCIATION.
Miss Blanche L. Parker, daughter of Will
lam H. Parker, of 16S Robertson street, was
married last night to NJ. G. Powell, of Pitts
burg, by Rev. J. M. Henderson, of St James
African church. They will take up their
residence in Helena, Mont.
George Needer, an alderman from a
neighboring town. came to the city yester-
| day and put on the rollers" While gliding
| over everything in sight he was arrested for
| drunkenness, and the jailer now has a $40
deposit for his appearance in court this
morning.
William Mcmahon, living at 3s1 Minnesota
street, complained to Mayor Smith yesterday
afternoon that he had received an mnwar.
ranted beating at the hands of Policeman
Schram, on duty Tuesday night at Fifth and
Minnesota streets. The charges will be in
%yeatgated.
A warrant has beeu issued for the arrest OF
the proprietor of the Globe tea store, on the
charge of operating a lottery. The warrant
was issued upon the complaint Of a young
man who claims to have recently drawn q
bogus gold watch in the place. TIL tea store
proprietor will be arrested this morning.
The board of equalization yesterday made
the following reductions: H:A. Castle, SILL
$50; P. T. K%avanagh, $33,545; G. M. Rose,
S415. To-day the assessment OF the prop
erty of the st. Paul City Railway company
will be considered. The company made g
sworn return of 100000, but the board will
probably raise the figures considerable.
The National Cash Register mpan OF
Dayton, O., has filed a bill in equity against
John Bauman in the United States circuit
court. The plaintiffs allege that defendant
has been infringing on their patent right
They ask for an injunction restraining Bau
man from further infringements.
Report comes from Pigs Eye that Ellie
Aliens costume was distinctly heard in thai
suburb during the gentleman's race at the
fair grounds yesterday. 'Fo' de Lodi Nc
wond'r dat boss Riddl'man runs wild all den
noisy togs chasin' i'm" was the remark of 6
stable boy who covered his ears as Barnum
sailed by.
Alice Gray, an auburn-haired young girl Of
rather prepossessing appearance, whose par
J ents live on Mississippi street, was arrested