St. Paul daily globe., 1890-08-03
SAINT PAUL.
TERSELY TOLD.

A case of diphtheria is reported at 459
Toronto street.
The case of Fred Sander. charged with
running blind pig, was continued to the
9th inst
John Sullivan, who was injured in the Bur
lington accident last Thursday night, died at
the city hospital.
Albert Slief, arrerted for mayhem, was
bound over to the grand jury yesterday
with bail fixed at ST 600.
Grain Inspector Clausen will leave Tues
day for lake trip to Montreal. He will
probably be gone about three weeks.
The board of education will meet in regu-
lar session at their room in the high school
building Oh Monday evening at $3.50.
The A. o. H. picnic to Minnetonka yester-
day had all the vantage of fair weather and
large crowds, and was brilliant success.
The council committee on claims will
meet at $50 tomorrow afternoon, and the
committee on fire department at O'Clock.
". j. May, charged with forging his uncle's
name to check. was discharged yesterday.
His uncle, Mr.. McCusick, of Saltwater de-
clined TO prosecute.
A. W. Gutridge, delegate to the National c.
T. A. convention. left last evening for Pitts
burg, where deliberations will be held on
the 9th and 9TH insts.
The case in the police court against John
B. W. Espy, charged with the larceny of Sl4
from Paul Dudley, was compromised by the
defendant paying costs.
Paul Lemke, the young man charged with
outraging a young girl named Dickman,
failed to appear in the police court yesterday
and forfeited 500 bail.
Finch, Van Slyck & Co. have sued Clar-
enee ". Cox and George l.. Cox to recover
S16S96 for merchandise sold, and gar
nished funds in the hands of A. M. Tof1ey.
Vim. Burton, arrested by Officer Sexton on
charge of assault with dangerous weapons.
was arraigned in the police court yesterday
The case was continued to the 4th OF Au-
gust.
Garfield Post No s, G.. A. R., will give an
excursion and dance on the steamer Mike
Davis and barge Saturday evening. Aug. 8.
The boat will start from the lower levee at
$50 p. m.
George Weynach, of ST. Paul, was yester-
day released from Jail Oh bail conditioned
for his appearance at the next term of the
United States district court, TO answer any
Indictment found for forgery.
The Warehouse and Elevator Company has
sold elevator B" and the tract of forty acres
belonging thereto located on Como avenue,
south of the railroad track, to the Great
Northern railroad for S115,000
In the action of the Home Savings Loan
Association against Michael ]. and Kate
Cosgrove, funds in the hands of the Rock
ford Insurance company have been gar
nished to satisfy demand for money due.
S. Lowenstein. the we'll known First ward
h
was appointed guager at the South st. Paul
distillery, has sent in his resignation and will
hereafter confne himself strictly to his busi-
ness.
There will be meeting of the machinists
of st. Paul held at East Seventh street
Tuesday evening. Aug 4, for the purpose
of Machinists. Ali machinists are earnestly
invited to attend.
Tomorrow evening A. B. Stickney will de
liver an address before the chamber of COM
merce, on the subject of cooperation and
organization applied to building up the man
ufacturing interests of ST. Paul The public
is invited to be present.
w. H, De Motto, of Xenia seminary school,
will preach at the deaf mute meeting at 30
East Seventh street at 1890 a. m. to-day.
He has beon connected with the school for
the deaf mutes a long time as superintend-
ent. Everybody is cordially invid.
william A Van Slyke. as surviving partner
of the late firm of W. A. Van Slyke & Co.,
has commenced an action against j. j. Nc
Cam and F. P. Mccain to recover 1874. %
for merchandise sold. Funds in the hands of
Timothy Sweeny have been garnisheed.
Last night James Springer was arrested by
Officer Kenaley for the larceny Of a
pair of shoes, razor and various other
toilet articles. The shoes and the razor we're
found on his person. The secretary of the
Y. NJ. @. A. is one of the complaining wit
nesses
The South st. Paul distillers are now at
work arranging 10 change their fuel from
coal to OIL 1t appears that the great abund-
ance of crude petroleum makes it more econ
omical fuel to use and the engineers of the
company are figuring now on resuming act
i've work about the 10Th inst.
S. Sherin, secretary of the executive COM
mittee of the national educational associa-
ton. has gone TO Chicago for a few days.
Business in connection with the associa-
ton will be attended to during his absence
by addressing him at his residence, 80 West
Delos street, st. Paul.
AT the meeting of the board of equalization
yesterday the following reductions in the as
sessment of personal property were made:
Otto Streissguth, to ST. 225 Michael Cochran,
to S1l0; Alfred Dufrene, to 81, 200. Further
action on property in this the Sixth district,
was postponed until Aug. 6, at 10 a. m.
Martha C. Whitney and other owners of lot
6, block 5, of Whitney & Smiths addition,
have appealed from an assessment made by
the board of public works for opening, wild
ening and altering of Sixth street. In the
assessment of damages to the lot is alleged to
be worth $4,000, exclusive of buildings.
The Bavarian societies of st. Paul and
Minneapolis and the Dayton's Bluff Manner
ehor will picnic to-day at Rifle park, Day
toms Bluff. There will be a display of fire.
works in the evening. Max Feierabend,
president of the local society, will attend the
convention of the National Bavarian So
ciety, to be held in New York city on the 7th
inst.
Frederick Schlitz and William Wolkenbur
have commenced an action against John H.
Thine, John V. I. Dodd and John Il. Dow
man to enjoin them from causing an execu-
cution to be issued on judgment against the
plaintiffs for the sum of 1927 80. 1t is
claimed that the judgment has been salts
fed. Judge Kelly has granted a temporary
suspension of proceedings by execution.
Friday evening of this week Gen. Ord
Post No. 20, G. A. R., will have an open
meeting. All G, A. R. posts and their fami-
lies, the Women's Relief corps and Sons of
Veterans are cordially invited Ample ac-
commodations1are provided in Odd Fellows
block if their hall is not large enough This
meeting is given in honor of Comrade T. NJ
Newson, and it is hoped there will be
rousing turnout to give the major a good
Bend-off.
Two Damage Suits.
Actions commenced in the United
States circuit court yesterday: Frank
P. Telander against the North Star
Boiler Works, to recover $40, $50 for per-