St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-28
PARAGRAPHED POINTS.

Scarlet fever is at 81 Midway avenue.
Diphtheria prevails at AGO Portland avenue.
The city council will meet tonight in
special session.
Six marriages. eighteen births and two
deaths yesterday
j. G. Redding, county attorney of Cotton
wood county, visited the capitol yesterday.
Gov. Merriam will go to st. Cloud to-day TO
attend the state normal school commence
ment
Fallihee & Snow will remove to No SO
East Fourth street, ground floor, GLOBE build
ing, June l.
MaXfeld & Sealbury have commenced an
action against j. r. Mclean u Co., to re-
cover S97 GA for merchandise sold.
A. D. Perkins of Window, judge of the
Thirteenth judicial district, was in attend
ance upon yesterdays session OF the supreme
court.
The cause of William A. Barr against Will
G. Stahl to recover $4,000, for services as
an attorney still occupies the time of Judge
Kerr and jury.
This evening will wind up the engagement
of Nellie McHenry at the Newmarket in
Lady Peggy" Tomorrow the comedy
Later On" will be put on.
The action of Charles Jaeger against
Thomas LOBBY, Edward E. Davidson and
others to enforce a mechanics lien, is still
on trial before Judge Otis.
Mary Mott and Olive E. Teed have COM
menced an action against John Bastard to
quiet title to lots l and 2 in block 2 of
Hagan's subdivision of Wolcott's addition to
Co ttage homes.
Alexander Billings of Hinckley, was held by
United States Commissioner Spencer yes
terday, to appear before the United States
district court at Winona on a charge of sell
ing liquors to Indians.
William L. Banning has commenced an ac-
ton of ejectment against John A. Sabin and
wife to recover possession of lots 8, 4, 6, 6,
and south half of lot 2 i'll Sabin's
Garden Lots, and strip Of lard containing
1,654.8 feet in section 10, town 20, range %.
The funeral of Bruce Bryant Will occur
this afternoon. All Master Masons in good
standing are requested to meet at 1 o'clock
sharp at Stevens lodge room, 81 Jackson
street, to attend the funeral in body. This
S by order of the worshipful master of the
lodge.
Mayor Smith yesterday appointed William
E. Burton member of the plat commission,
vice William A. Van Slyke, alderman-elect,
whose term mas expired. Mr.. Burton was
formerly county treasurer and of late in the
real estate business. The appointment is fer
three years.
The Minnesota Boat club Will have their
benefit minstrel performance on Saturday
evening, June 7, at the Newmarket theater,
and tickets are now on sale by all members
of the club and at principal druggists etc.
Reserved seats can be secured Monday at 8
a. m. at the Newmarket theater.
Daniel O'Donnell and Hould Wilkinson
got into row at the Bodega last evening
over who should have precedence in peep
ing in the female dressing rooms to see the
girl make their stage toilets. A police officer
wus not disposed TO let them fight it out, and
arrested them for disorderly conduct. A
further charge of carrying concealed weapons
was placed against the name of DonneQ
on the central station tab.
w. Xavier Sudduth, NJ. D.. D. D s., will
lecture at the library building in Minneapo
lis. Oh Wednesday evening, May %, to the
medical and dental fraternitles ON 1.-The
Blood The lecture viii be illustrated with
stereopticon views of slides prepared by him
self in the work in which he has been SO ear
nest student, and to which he has devoted
valuable portion of his life. A cordial in
vitaton is extended to the profession in st.
Paul.