St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-05
SAINT PAUL.
PITHY AND PERTINENT.

Fifteen keepers of houses of ill-fame paid
S10U each 10 the municipal court clerk yes
terday.
Hon. c. D. O'Brien last evening lectured
before the law students in the municipal
court
DR.. George L. Quincy returned yesterday
from Duluth, where lie had been on visit 10
friends.
Maria Schwartz, by order of Judge Nor
rison, was taken to the insane hospital at
Rochester last evening.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club will give its
eighth social party this evening at Central
hall, corner Seventh and Cedar streets
The health Office bulletin yesterday showed
twenty-eight births, three deaths, scarlet
fever at 1872 Colborne and at the corner of
Bancroft and ROBBIE streets.
The workmen at the dump yesterday
found a female foot among the garbage.
The matter was reported 10 the health office
and DR.. Hoyt took the case in hand.
Corporal w. j. Kelly is the successful con-
testant for the position of fifth sergeant in
Company C, First regiment and Privates
Kolts and Stevens will fill the vacancies for
eorpOrals.
Observer Lyons, of the United States sig
nal station, reports the warm weather of
Yesterday extended throughout the North
west. and that no change need be anticipated
before tonight or tomorrow morning.
The case of James {, Boyd ct al. against
Theodore Hansen is on trial TO a jury in the
United States circuit court. The action is
brought by members of the Chicago board OF
trade to recover against Hansen, of Mime
apolis, the sum of SIS. 24s.36, margins on
grain, etc.
An inventory of the estate of Charles H.
Sherman, deceased. was yesterday filed in
the probate court showing real estate in Chi
cago,in Ashland and Bayfield, counties, Wis,
amounting to S2l4900, and personal prop
erty SIS, 1890
The friends of S. G. Selement recently
sentenced to the penitentiary for opening
letter addressed to the Louisiana lottery. are
taking steps TO secure n pardon from the
president blank form of application for
pardon was received from Washington yes
terday.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Roger MCGOWAN ana Katie Tracy, Alphonsus
/. Morris and Celia Mailman, Timothy Col
Inns and Julia Burke, Louis Anderson and
Matilda HolmqUist, James Ii. Burns and
Marie NJ kokuszniske, Moses Efron and
Dorah Marks, Frank Mazurkewycz and RozV
Przepicrka.
At the civil service comparative eXamina-
ton held yesterday. there were eleven per-
sons desiring postal clerkships and twenty
five the position of letter carrier. Three
ladies were among the number. The eX-
animation was conducted by p. NJ. Maronev,
assisted by Capt. Hardacre and Assistant
Postmaster O'Brien.
A meeting of the state reform school board.
or more properly of three of the members of
the board was held in Parlor at the Mer-
chants yesterday afternoon, President c. ii.
Pettitt, of Minneapolis, Judge Z. T. Wilder
and F. W. Hoyt, of Red Wing, being present.
After transacting alarge amount of routine
business, a resolution was passed directing
the secretary to advertise for bids for the
erection of the main building at once.
The mortal remains of Washington NJ.
Stees were yesterday inferred in Oakland
cemetery. A funeral service was held at line
residence of deceased, 4s3 Grand avenue.
conducted by DR.. McLaren, of the Central
Presbyterian church, assisted by DR.. Neil
and Rev. Riheldaffer. The pallbearers were
ex-Gov. Ramsey, r. P Lewis, Gates A. John
son, John B. Fish, DR.. Hay (of Minneapolis).
T F. Hughson, w. T. Donaldson and j. D.
Pollock.
Police court was very light yesterday.
Inert were Only seventeen CdSeS prllclptlIy
DRINKS and Migrants. George Mohr, who
slugged John Jeremy with a slungshot, was
fined SIS. Charles p. Webb, proprietor Of
the st. Louis saloon on jackson street, who
slugged customer, George Wagner, over the
la with d bottle. was fined S25. Charles
Hutchins and Charles Lambrecht, accused of
lighting and dIsorderly- conduct got con-
tinuance until today.
In the action of Andrew Ross against Isa-
bella Ross. brought several months ago for
divorce, there was yesterday fled in the dis
trct court clerks Office a paper showing
that the complaint had been served upon the
wife in Glasgow, Scotland. where she has re-
sided for some time. Ross charges his wife
with desertiOn in the year 1886, and with
adultery. committed with a man named Nc
Naught in Glasgow, and with others. 1t Is
also said the woman had child born two
years after the separation.