St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-08
SAINT PAUL.
FOR HAsTY READERS.
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There is diphtheria at $50 Whitall.
Band concerts in the parks will commence
hext Saturday evening.
M. j. Bell, register of deeds, was at his
Office yesterday after a few days indisposi-
ton.
Frank Denais was acquitted yesterday on
the trial for passing forged order on M.
Stroeffel.
In the case of o'Gorman against the city
the jury Yesterday brought in a verdict in
favor of the city.
Oscar B. Hills, clerk of the United States
circuit court, had the misfortune to spraln
his ankle yesterday.
All members of the F. NJ. II. A. society are
requested to be present at the meeting to-day
to elect delegates to the state convention.
Judge Kerr has refused to sustain demur-
rer to the complaint in the case OF ID. ID.
Smith against the Stone Jewelry company.
Judge Kerr has filed an order sustaining
demurrer to the complaint in the case OF
Habighorst d Co. against Michael Wilder.
Lieut. Murphy, of central station, who has
been confined to his house with rheumatism
for seven weeks, is able to be out again.
The Old Soldiers Protective union meets
next Tuesday evening a. the municipal court
room. at 7 o'clock. All ex-soldieIs are in
vited to attend,
EThe Third regiment, Col. Wright in COM
mand, will go into camp at Lake City to NOR
row. This is the first Minnesota regiment to
go into camp this season.
Gerhard H. Thayden, convicted as par
ticIpant in the real estate forgery cases, was
taken to Saltwater yesterday 10 serve his two
J., ftnr1
tiary.
Capt. Thomas S Presnell, of Duluth: Sena-
tor Gebson, of Austin, and T. P Dickens, of
Duluth, assistant surveyor general of logs,
visited the governor at his rooms in the capt.
toll yesterday.
Detective Sam Koran last night arrested
boy of sixteen years, giving the name OF
August Haultigan, on a charge of burglary.
He was caught going through an Office III
the Fire and Marine building.
Judge Nelson held a special term Of the
United States circuit court in this city yester-
day He returns to Winona tomorrow to
again take up the heavy criminal calendar in
the United States district court there.
George Butler and Abe Lincoln, who were
arrested last winter, charged with opening
letter boxes on St Anthony hill in this city,
were acquitted at the trial in the United
States district court at Winona yesterday.
In the case of Annice G. Barteau against
William L. Barteau ct al, Judge Kelly filed
an order making some verbal correction to
former order, but refused to modify the de-
cree in other respects asked upon motion.
In the case of Howard T. Smith against
Frank P. McConley ct al, Judge Kerr has re-
fused to grant motion to issue an eXecu-
ton in the case Notwithstanding the bond
fled by the defendants for stay of execution.
Olaf E. Strawberry who has for day or
two been quite noisy in the Jail, where he
would deliver long speeches at the top of his
voice. was yesterday examined in the pro-
bate court and directed to be taken to the
Rochester asylum.
Secretary Sherin, of the National Educa-
tional association, has sent out cards to the
various ministers requesting them to call
the attention of their congregations to-day
to the fact that accommodation is still wanted
for about s, 900 teachers.
The hose cart built by George j. Mitsch &
Co. for No. 10 engine house has been deliv-
cred to Chief Jackson. The hose cart for
No. IL engine house has just been complet-
ed by j. H. Schumacher d Co., and will soon
be turned over to the fire department.
C. P Treequst will be taken before Judge
Wilkin on a writ OF habeas corpus at 10
o'clock Monday morning to have hearing
as to why he is detained in the workhouse.
He was sent to that recluse for the space of
ninety days, ostensibly. in default of fine of
500 for disorderly conduct
Company H, of the National Guards. State
of Minnesota held special drill last even
ing preparatory to the inspection on guard
duty, which takes place Wednesday evening.
The company was organized about three
months ago and it is making every effort TO
onme TO the front as n crack company
The teachers training class UI rue--;,1
hold an informalreception at the Washing
ton school, corner of Eighth and Olive
streets, on Wednesday evening, June IL,
from to 10 o'clock. No tickets are neces-
sary for admission. Invitation is extended
to all friends who are interested in education.
The North ST. Paul Motor railroad is now
completed, and the trains will begin to run
regular trips over the line Tuesday. Twenty
eight trips will be made each day between
the East Seventh street power house and
Silver lake. The run from the end of the
cable to North st. Paul will occupy twenty
minutes
Herman Trott, Of this city. who Is president
of the Chehalis & Eastern railroad in Wash
ington, is now in that state accompanied
with his wife and daughter Mr. Scott is
looking over the territory between Chehalis
and Shoal Water bay with view of de-
termining the feasibility of extending the
road.
The steamer Mike Davis has been rendered
the Press Clubs of st. Paul and Minneapolis
for an excursion next Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock. If the present rise in the river
continues the trip will be from st. Paul to
the old Cheever landing in Minneapolis, as
the stage of water will readily admit. If the
water falls, the trip will be down river, re-
turning at p. m. The officers win make the
trip a pleasant one, and every newspaper
man in the Twin Cities should make it a
point to attend.
"How Catholics Come to be Misunder-
stood will be the title of a lecture to be de-
llvered by Rev. Thomas O'Gorman, Under
the auspices of the Catholic Truth society,
on Tuesday evening, June 10 at Cretin hall,
corner of Sixth and Fort streets. As Father
O'Gorman will leave st. Paul before many
weeks, all lovers of trnth. both Protestant
and Catholic, should avail themselves of this
opportunity to hear him. No admission will
be charged.
Detective Tom Kenaly and License Inspect
or Jim Nugent will leave tomorrow for ST.
Louis on a week vacation. Both were river
men before going upon the st. Paul police
force, and will pass the time renewing old
acquaintances in the sanity city down
stream. Years ago they owned the side
wheeler Time and Tide, which went down
with cargo of cabbages en- route to New
Orleans. Friends of the tourists can wis h
them bon voyage and leave packages at po-
lice headquarters during to-day and to-mor-
row.
ST. PAUL PERSONALS.