St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-17
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
rlet fever is at AS Ellen st.

Scarlet fever is at 44o Ellen ST.
The city council will meet tonight.
Custodian Egan will assume charge OF the
court house to-daT.
Ell, w. Block was yesterday examined ana
adjudged insane.
The will of D. H. Valentine was yesterday
admitted to probate.
DR.. Belle NJ. Walrath has returned from
her extended Southern trip.
Council committees on ordinances ana &C
counts will meet this afternoon.
William Hamm, ex-president OF the city
council. returned home yesterday.
The committee on claims of the city coun-
ell met and transacted routine business.
Miss Emma Butts, of Summit avenue.
leaves Monday evening for an extended Eu-
ropean tour.
Assessments for Langford and Hampton
parks were completed yesterday by the board
of public works.
L. A. Smith, county attorney, and b. K.
Salverson, auditor Chiprewaa county, were
among the visitors at the capitol yesterday.
stephen Burns proprietor of the Wabasha
Dairy restaurant, left last night for Galena'
HI, having been notified of the death OF his
sister.
Fannie Farrell and Emma Creppel colored
females, were arrested for being disorderly
and visiting saloons by officer Conroy last
night
jessie Whitney, a servant girl taken to the
city hospital Sunday evening suffering from
an overdose of morphine, recovered and was
discharged yesterday.
James Coreys frame dwelling on Wyo-
ming street just this side of the city limits
was destroyed by fire at midnight. The loss
was 81 coo, fully covered by insurance.
Relief Agent Hutchins-I have secured a
temporary home for the wife and two small
children of Frederick Lindeman, the Ger
man who left Willow River Wis, week ago
to meet his family in st. Paul, but who mas
not yet been heard from.
Officer Godfrey discovered the jewelry
store of W. A. Edwards, 81 West Third street,
open on Sunday night. 1t is claimed $3.50
orth of iewelry is missing. AS the show
cases were unlocked, the affair is considered
somewhat peculiar by the police.
The old city lookup was whitewashed yes
terday, and had sweeter odor than
ever before. The coat OF whitew ash
was great improvement. but did not sue
coed in killing off any of the huge "gray-
place.
The following cases were argued and SUD
mitted in the supreme court yesterday morn
ing: Samuel C. Ray, respondent, VS.. The.
City of ST. Paul. appellant; Joseph W. Rey-
nolds, respondent, VS.. Seper Franklin, ap-
pellant; t. E. Hills, appellant. VS.. F. B. Rix
ct al, respondents.
Judge Otis has resumed the trial of the
cases of the appeals of James j. Hill from
the order of the supervisors of White Bear
and Mounds View townships, which were
partially heard on May %. There is objec-
ton to a road as laid out near Pleasant lake
through the lands of Hill.
There were three articles Of incorporation
filed with the secretary Of state yeste rday,
namely: The Otter Tail Cheese Factory,
-iSeated at Western, with a capital stock OF
$4,000; the Tracy District Fair association,
with capital stock of $4,000. and the
Sleepy Eye Dispatch Publishing company.
with a capital stock of $4,000.
Judge Shlras, of the United States circuit
court. has filed q decision in the case of
William Manning against the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul Railway company. The
judge says the questions were ones for the
jury. The court will not set aside the YER
come TO another decision on the evidence.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John Cavanaugh and Mary Carlin, Judson L.
UnderN God and Minnehaha Kemp, Anton
Marty and Eliza Bergman, Patrick j. Powers
and Ella A. Riley, Michael W. Peil and Mary
A. Weiskopt. Charles L. Lawrence and Clara
L. Billiard. Robert M. Roller and Emma c.
Kavanaugh. Johanus Bergesson and All
gusta Amelia Anderson, Joseph Hajek and
Lizzie Hlavae.
The health commissioner has received the
following circular, which is being SEM
through the mails: You are hereby Informed
that your garbage is now removed free OF
charge three times each week, if so desired
by the Azotine Manufacturing company, said
removal subject to the regulations below.
Any one desiring this service, or having com
plant to make in connection with the same,
will call upon or address the health office,
city hall, st. Paul. MINI.
Sergeant Zirklebach last night arrested
Mary Foley and Rosie Brack from house OF
ill-fame under the hill, where they had gone
and sought Judgment The Foley girl lives
at 553 Western avenue and the Brack girl al
397 Charles street. They are seventeen AND
fourteen years old respectively. The Foley
girl had been before the police court some
time ago. and was allowed to go on promise
of being Il good girl. The Brack girl was in
duced to leave her home by the Foley girl
The latter appears determined to go to the
bad The Brack girl is scarcely more than g
child They were locked up at the centra
station to await municipal court action thi'
morning.