St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-06

fore Commissioner McCafferty on charge of
timber trespassing and was discharged.
The FIRE commissioners will meet tonight
to decide upon monuments for the firemenS
lots in Calvary and Oakland cemeteries.
II. Wicker received word yesterday that
his wife died i'll Orange, California. Mr..
Wicker has resided in st. Paul since 1857.
Crosman Brothers have commenced au
action against Herbert w. and Mary F. B.
Smith to recover $j59.59 upon promissory
notes.
Word has been received from AID Pat Con-
ley, who is sojournng at Hot Springs. that he
is much improved in health and will shortly
return home.
John Fuchs has appealed to the district
court from the award made by the commits
sioners in the matter of the Minnesota Belt
Line Railway and Transfer company.
The state reformatory board held meeting
at the office OF Gordon T.. Cole. yesterday
afternoon. Reports on the reformatory
showed it to be in good condition in all re-
spects.
The case OF Philippine Kramer against the
City of st. Paul was submitted TO the jur.
last evening The action is for $1,000 dam
ages to property caused by constructing
sewer.
Bridget Ward has commenced an action
against Emma NJ. Lawton and others to re-
cover 81. So for plumbing in new build
ing. A mechanics lien for the amount is
sought to be established.
A grand ball will be given at Turner hall
this evening by the Congregation OF the Sons
of Jacob. The proceeds are to be used III
lifting u mortgage on the church recently
built by that congregation.
Scarlet fever is at p iglehart and 6l7 Got
Zian. Diphtheria is reported from 6S7 Reaney
and the German orphan asylum. One mar
rage one birth and two deaths were also re-
ported at the health office.
Beaupre Keogh & Davis have commenced
an action against Thomas Hall to recover
$9l.9D for merchandise sold, Beaupre.
Keogh d. Davis have also commenced an
action against S. Hartsteln to recover $1,000
for merchandise sold.
There will be an exhibition and lecture
this evening in the gymnasium of the Y. NJ.
C. A. by the Misses Marsh and their pupils
The following are some of the features of
the entertainment: Club swinging by ladies,
pyramids and horizontal bar work by mem
bers of the gymnasium.
Agnes Norman, a feeble minded girl, aged
twenty-five, wandered from her nome, at the
corner of Margaret and Burr streets, yeSter-
day, aud was picked up at Lake Garyais by
Adam Gertin. who handed her over to the
police after bringing her into the city. She
was returned home by the officers
There will be Demorest contest at the King
Street NJ. e. church this evening. Miss
Katie Morgan, Miss Lenora Sapp. Miss Cora
Morrison, Miss Daisy Ocobak, Miss Filth
Taft and Clark Casey will enter the contest
for silver madu. Miss Barrett, Attorney
Wedge and c. b. Lawton will act as judges.
j. L. Schaeffer, Familiarity known as Kid"
got crazy drunk last night and entering
rcom in the MaIther block. threw lamp at a
woman and drove her out. When Officer
Gerber was called. Schaeffer assaulted him
with chair, but was overpowered and locked
up in the central station, where he quoted
down.
Robert Haddow, who has been i'll the
plumbing business in st Paul for several
years, departs for Tacoma, Wash. in Il few
days Mr. Hnddow leaves St. Paul to accept
offers that have been made him by prominen
capitalists of Tacoma. At IL meeting of the
Plumbers Association of St. Paul yesterday
Mr.. HaddoW was presented with an elegant
gold chain and charm with his monogram
engraved Oh it.