St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-25
NOTED IN A NUTSHELL.

A case of diphtheria has been reported at
473 Toronto street.
The jury in the United States circuit court
has been discharged for the term.
The custom collections in Col. Edwards
district for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1890, were $262;730.83.
In the case of Coggswell against. Bohn,
tried in the federal court, the jury returned
verdictof 800 in favor of Coggswell.
Gen. Ord post 20, G. A. r., has a regular
meeting ana muster this evening in their hall
opposite postoffice. All comrades are eordi-
ally invited.
George Gresky. who was arrested for steal
ing copper from a house on Michigan ave-
nue., was tried ard discharged in the police
court yesterday.
John Blank, drunken Swede, was arrest
ed yesterday afternoon by Officer Cooney at
the corner of Seventh and Robert streets for
indecent exposure.
In the case of John G. Reising against
William Graap, funds in the hands of Christ
Keran have been garnished to satisfy de-
mand for S227.3l.
Rev. DR.. M. L. T. Hill will preach by re-
quest at the union meeting at the Plymouth
Congregational church Sunday evening at 8
o'clock. Subject: "Romanism and Our Pub
lie Schools
Prof G. Morris will give free lecture this
evening at D. M. Subject chronological
Developments Found in the Minnesota
State Prison." at the rooms of the society,
10 East Seventh street.
August W. johnson, who was charged with
drawing $3.50 of B. Slmon's pay from the
street railway company, was tried in the
police court yesterday and discharged.
petition to Mayor Smith, asking him to
retain F. S. Lawrence as clerk of the mu-
nicipal court, has been circulated and signed
by about two hundred members of the Ram
sey county bar.
The German Lutheran church, of West St.
Paul, gave Sunday school picnic yesterday
n the big woods on the Mississippi, near
Inver grove. They used two Of the Kansas
City line motor cars, which were well filed.
Eddie Gallagher and Fred Williams, the
Minneapolis boys arrested Wednesday for
picking pockets at the race track, appeared
in the police court Yesterday. Gallagher was
discharged. and Williams was given thirty
days. ~
Last Wednesday afternoon at about
O'Clock an attempt was made to tap the till of
T. j. Dreis' drug store, at 465 st. Peter street.
The thief was scared away before he secured
any money, and he has not yet been cap
tured.
George Elingsworth was arrested Yesterday
by Officer Call. He had employed lad to
peddle a lot of stolen pencils erasers and
rubber bands The boy escaped with most
of the plumber. 1t is not known where they
were stolen.
w. c. Weaver. Chicago detective ar
rived i'll st. Paul yesterday to take charge of
the negro wanted for attempted murder in
Chicago. He will take the negro there to-day
The man cut is not yet dead, but is in dan
gerous condition.
James Mccain, the Jail bird arrested We'd
nesday night for cutting Harry Morris, was
arraigned in the police court yesterday for an
assault with dangerous weapons. As Morris
was unable TO appear in court the case was
continued until tomorrow.
John Strutzel, as administrator of the es-
tate of Homer Strutsel, has sued the st. Paul
City Railway company to recover $40. 900
damages for the death of Homer Strutzel,
boy five years old. In January last, the boy
was run over by a car on Rondo street.
The joint committee of members of the
city council and of county commissioners.
appointed to take measures for the relief of
the cyclone sufferers, were to have held
meeting yesterday, but interest in the races
prevented quorum from being present.
John Rooney. the driver of the BLACK
Maria" appeared before Mayor Smith yester-
day in answer to charges of disorderly con-
duct preferred by Dennis Sweeney. Sweeney
claims that, in row with Dan Sweeney, son
of the complainant, Rooney drew a revolver
and fired two shots at Dan without proYoca
ton.
Warrants have been drawn by State Audi
tor Braden disbursing the states share of the