St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-11
TRIMMED TO TERSENESS.
Scarlet fever Is at 669 Case street.
Dinhtharia ,,rauails on Qranre street

Diphtheria prevails on Orange street,
The Society Vega will have its annual
excursion to Lake Park, Minnetonka, on
July 90.
The committee on streets Of the city coun-
Gil will meet tonight to formulate report
on the Azotine and O'Leary packing house
nuisances.
The strike of the pressman's union hereto
fore existing against the press room of Harri-
son & Smith, of Minneapolis. has been de-
clared off.
Francis q. Clarke, city attorney Of Rapid
City. S. D., is in the city on visit, and will
remain for month. Rumor hath it that
when Mr.. Clarke returns to Rapid City one
OF st. Paul's young ladies will accompany
him as Mrs Clarke.
j. Quincy Haas and wife have conveyed to
A. l.. Ruffner, M P Ruffner and NJ. F.
Christy, of Charleston, West Va, lots l, 2,
8. 4, 5, 6, and g. in block a, of Ewny &
Chote's addition for $4,000. .
In the case of George c. Ragsdale against
the Northern Pacific Railroad company,
Judge Shiras, Of the United States circuit
court, yesterday assessed damages in favor of
Ragsdale at $4,000, upon stipulation filed
by the parties.
Costumes will be given at the parlors of the
Young Woman's Friendly association. 70
East Seventh street, by Miss Julia Leavens, of
Chicago, to-day at 1915 p. m. All ladies in
terested in the subject are cordially invited
to be present.
The board OF public works yesterday con.
firmed the assessment for the following i'm
provements: Opening of Wheeler. Prior,
10 Ach1 nd 7 or
slopes on Hope and Fairview streets: grad
ing Arch and Ottawa streets; sewers on
Pleasant, Sixth, Banfl and Seventh streets.
In the case Of John E. Dooley against
Dennis Ryan, ct al, Judge Bull fled an order
overruling the objections of the defendants
to further proceedings on the supplementary
order in the case and directed that the ex-
animation of Dennis Ryan be proceeded with
on July Is, before the referee.
A special matinee will be given at the Har-
ris this afternoon at which the 'Mikado"
will be presented, in which opera the Wilbur
company is making the hit Of the season.
Notwithstanding the warm weather of yes
terday the theater was packed to the doors at
both the matinee and evening performances.
A petition was flied in the district court
Yesterday asking for a dissolution Of the
Official Record Publishing company. Judge
Kelly filed an order directing all parties in
interest to appear on September 9Th and
show cause why the court should dissolve
the corporation. Notice was directed to be
served on the original incorporates.
Judge Shiras, of the United States circuit
court, who heard the case of John Graham
against the Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern railroad filed decision yesterday
refusing to grant new trial. He states that
WHILST the verdict of $1,000 is large and
liberal, yet there is nothing to show any i'm
proper feeling OF the jury and the verdict
must stand.
Brigadier and Mrs. Fielding, from the Pa
ciic Slope, will be at the Salvation Army.
hall on Saturday night at o'clock. The
brigadier and his wife are old experienced
officers, having traversed the whole United
States, and are conceded by all who have had
the pleasure of hearing them to be powerful
speakers Everybody should avail them
selves of the opportunity to hear them.
Rogers, Hadley & Selms fled petition
yesterday asking that they be allowed
81, 2644O as attorney fees in the matter Of
the receivership of E. Allen & Co. Judge
Brill filed an order deciding that since large
amount of special work had been done by
other attorneys petitioners would only be
allowed $500 out of the funds in the hands
of the receiver.
Officer Ned McEllistrom last night arrested
young man twenty-five years Of age and
claiming to be printer, on charge Of pass
ing three So checks on Charles McDermott
Wabasha street saloonkeeper. At the station
the young man gave the name of Lawrence
Schmidt. Little is known concerning him.
In his pockets was found blank National
German American check book. The stubs
show that eleven checks have been issued in
amounts from So to 1925. The total
amount of the checks uttered is S256.50.