St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-07
A DAYS Do1NGs.

Gustave Boehmer will be examined In the
probate court to-day touching his sanity.
The cases of James Roche, for larceny, and
John Hale for assault and battery, were con-
inued unit to-day.
Frank Smith and Leffie Hostette were each
ined $50 by Judge Twohy for drunkenness
ana disorderly conduct.
The colored citizens union will meet Mon
lay evening at S O'Clock, at a. o. II. hail.
corner Seventh and WabaSha.
Charles Quinian and Francis Moore were
ined $50 each. for disorderly conduct, in
The municipal court yesterday.
Henry Rogers, the cabman arrested on Sun
cay afternoon for reckless driving, was given
thirty days yesterday by Judge Twohy.
Michael o'Hara, who was found in a
drunken condition with q revolver in his
possession, was fined SIS, which was paid.
Division No II, Uniformed Rank K. of P,
will give social dance Thursday evening"
Oct. It, at Pythian hall. 90 East Fifth
street.
Thomas Needham, Joseph Brooks and
Frank Gore were sentenced to the workhouse
for drunkenness, the former for fifteen days
and the two latter for ten days each.
A memorial on the death of the late Judge
read at the opening of the district court yes
terday. The memorial was ordered spread
uppn the records of the court.
Capt S. b. McIntire, of Houston; Hon. W,
Il. Harries. of Caledonia. the Democratic
nominee for congress in the First district
and o. NJ. Cutler. of Anoka, clerk of the last
senate, were callers at the capitol yester-
day.
The October term of the supreme court Of
the state will commence this morning at II.
The calendar, which is a heavy one, will be
called promptly at that hour. A few deci-
sions are YET 10 be handed down from last
term
Deputy Marshal Bracket returned yester
day from Duluth. where he lodged Daniel
Sullivan i'll jail TO await the action of the
federal grand jury, on a charge Of unlaw-
fully selling liquors. He arrested Sullivan
on Snake river.
All parties having been assessed for the
construction Of The Selby avenue cable bridge
are earnestly requested to attend meeting
tonight at s p N. sharp in the municipal
court room. to take such action as may seem
proper regarding the assessment
At a meeting of the committee on claims
held yesterday afternoon, the bill for the re-
cent street carnival Illumination was allowed,
the amount being $4,000. Attorney C. F.
Framheim's claim against the city for sery-
ices was referred to the city attorney.
The proprietor of the lodging house, cor
ner Seventh and Robert streets, denies there
is any reason for styling the house disreputa-
bic. 1t once bore bad reputation. but
since it came into his hands he has en-
deavored to change this name and make it
anentirely respectable place.
One hundred ana tweniy-four carloads of
stock were shipped East from the Union
yards yesterday via the Chicago, st. Paul q
Kansas City railroad. OF these, eighty-two
cars contained cattle, twenty-seyen cars
sheep and fifteen cars horses. Part of the
horses went to ST. Louis, the balance to Chi
cago.
The Young Woman's Christian Temper
ance union Gill celebrate its seventh ami
versary in the parlors OF House of Hope
church this evening at o'clock. Short re-
ports of the years work. stirring addresses
by Thomas Cochran and others. and good
music will constitute the programme, TO
which the public is cordially invited.