St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-15
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on Pages 8.
BY THE WAY.

The council committee on streets is TO meet
Monday evening AT 7:30.
Scarlet fever is reported at 256 ST. Adams
street and diphtheria at So Tuscarora ave-
nue. and 500 Bates street.
Louis Gramin, the ten-year-old charged with
burglary, was given a lecture by Judge cory
yesterday and discharged.
The Injunction proceedings against the
city in the Broadway bridge controversy VIII
be commenced early next week
Mary Hoeken5roek was yesterday exam
iped by the probate court and ordered 10 DC
confined in the insane asylum at Rochester'
Walter johnson, charged with assault and
battery. was arraigned before Judge Cory
Yesterday The case was continued until TO-
day.
The RYAN Drug company has garnlsheed
funds of John Wardenberg IN the hands OF
the Great Northern Railway company to
satisfy Judgment.
Christ Miller, charged with stealing box
of cigars from Mrs. Mary Doyle, who keeps
saloon near Fort Smelling. was sent up yes
terday for thirty days.
William H. Ashton was arraigned IN the
police court yesterday for refu sing to pay his
dues to the Emmett light artillery. The case
was continued until to-day.
There will be meeting this evening OF the
st. Paul academy of science at High School
building. The work to be undertaken the
coming year will be discussed.
An application has been made to change
the place of trial of the cause of Mary Ellen
Ham against William Donaldson " CO. from
Ramsey to Hennepin county.
At the meeting of the board of equalization
yesterday the personal property valuation OF
Winston Brothers was reduced TO 81, 800;
that of f. E. Bard was reduced to $3.50.
c. F. Thorp, salesman for the Minnesota
Type Foundry, yesterday fell down the eleva
tor shaft at Janney Brothers, Minneapolis.
He was painfully but not seriously injured.
Mr.. Thorp resides in the Bifeld block, West
st. Paul.
Blossom Brothers & Merrill have com
menced an action against Charles Malmo and
others to enforce mechanics lien for
S21S.44 on lot 4, block 10, of Summit Park
addition.
The fire commissioners yesterday in
spected and accepted the new engine house,
No. IL, corner of Bedford and Beaumont
streets. A new company will be stationed
there to-day. The second new Various
Engine has arrived
The special council committee on redis-
trieting the city was to have held a meeting
last evening, but as none of the members ex-
cept Aid. Sanborn were present the meeting
was a decided failure.
The Tenth Minnesota veterans reunion
will be held in st. Paul on the 18th of Sep
TENDER. Capt Hackett, of the Hackett Hard
ware company. is president of the organiza-
ton, and yesterday secured the chamber of
commerce for the meeting.
Wednesday morning q drunken row oc-
Cured in Cunningham's saloon on Fifth
street between a lot of darkey sports. Lee
Turpin had his head laid open by blow
from d revolver in the hands of Howard Col
Inns They were both fined SIS in the police
court yesterday.
Alexander Hanlon lost about 500 at the
hazard table kept by W. H. Griffin above his
saloon on Seventh street. Yesterday Griffin
was brought before Judge Cory, charged with
keeping gambling house. The case will
come up again to-day.
The Catholic churches celebrate to-day the
festival of the assumption of the blessed
virgin. This is one of the chief feasts of the
year that are dedicated to the Mother of God.
1t is a holiday of obligations, and divine
service will be held in all Catholic churches
of the city the same as on Sundays.
Division No 2, of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians, at a meeting held Wednesday
evening, adopteda series of resolutions in
which the death OF John Boyle O'I2eilly was
deeply lamented. The death of the famous
Irish American was regarded as an enduring
and most untimely loss to the cause of a re-
deemed and liberated Irish nationality.
There will be a meeting this evening at 20
East Seventh street of citizens interested IN
the single tax movement. The meeting is
for the purpose of recognizing the club and
for the election of delegates to the single tax
conference to be held at New York Sept. 1.
After the regular business is completed, the
question, 'W no shall pay for the Selby ave-
hue bridgef' will be opened for a general
debate.
There will be an exhibition this afternoon
of Capt. Cooks pilge water pump. The ex-
hibiton will take place at the foot Of Sibley
street. The steamer Ruby will take a sunken
barge in tow. and by moving the barge rap
idly through the water it will empty itself
automatically by the means of this pump
The committee on Mississippi river of the
chamcer of commerce are to be present with
all others interested to witness the exhibit
ton.
meeting of representative Minnesota vet
Grams was held at the Office of Gen. Bishop
yesterday afternoon, al which it was de
termined TO hold general reunion of old
Minnesota comrades on Thursday evening,
Sept 10. at the hall of the house of repre-
sentatives in the state capitol During state
fair week most of the old regiments hold
their reunions either in this city or in Min
neapolis. This general meeting, it is thought,
will afford occasion for many renewings of
old acquaintances among men of different
regiments who served in the same brgades
or corps and who can attend this gener a
meeting and their regimental winners on the