St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-17
SAINT PAUL.
A0cHuoEai City News on Page s.
DoINa5 s,F Y DAY.
Scarlet fever Is ar7i Tilton street.
There is diphtheria at 1876 East Robbie

bulleljned at the health Office yesterday
The park board was booked for a meeting
yesterday buta quorum failed to materialize.
IA false alarm of fire was sounded last
night from Box Il6, corner of Ninnehaha
and Sylvan streets.
The assessments for the grading of Cable
avenue were completed yesterday by the
board of public works.
Officer Matak yesterday evening arrested
Frank. Morris for stealing pigeons from
neighbor in the West end.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Ole o. Rindaland Karen NJ. Nilsson, Patrick
Q'Brien and johanna Sexton.
The single tax was discussed last evening
by the members of the Nationalist club,
President Hodgson in the chair
The "Grand Duchess" will be sung at the
Harris this afternoon, to night and to-mor-
row night Next week, "Mascotte."
John Nye hotel runner, was arrested
yesterday by Olncer McGiriggan for abusing
guests OF the hostelery for which he works
In the case of William Keefe against The
New York Cable Construction Company,
judgment was given for $500 in favor Of the
defendant.
A Jury was waived in the cause of Cook &
Kelly rendered Judgment for S27o.03 i'll
favor of the plaintiffs.
Armstrong brothers have sued the Ameri-
can Manufacturing company to recover
1857. 20 upon bill of exchange which was
accepted but not paid.
In the case of Daniel E. SpFague again st
Eliza c. Armit ct al. tried in Judge kerr's
court the jury returned verdict IN favor OF
Eliza c. Armit for 1860.
The action In ejectment brought by Andrew
Brothers against D. H. Tandy ct al is being
tried before Judge Brill. The land in ques-
ton is lot 6, block ), of Pattersons add ION.
The Unity Field club will hold its regula
meeting this afternoon III the woods at Inver
Grove. The members and their friends will
take the O'Clock motor train from the foot
of jackson street
James Murphy was arrested by DetecriYe
Kenealy yesterday. and locked up at the Cen
trail station on charge of larceny. Murphy
is the partner of Williams tho shoplifter
recently held TO the grand jury.
The claim of Kinuard G. Haines Manufacs-
uring company against the estate OF Thomas
Brennan, deceased. was disallowed at the
trial yesterday before Judge Kelly. The
cause was an appeal from the probate court.
Hi the case Oh JOuu BiOOElQulSb dSd!Hob
julius Biornstad John L. Townley, as at
torney for 3loomqulst, has filed statement
of proposed amendments to record of The
settled case as reported by The official stenog-
rapher.
man named Gilmartin, from Saltwater,
was picked up OH the streets by the police
last night suffering from dellrlum tremens.
He was ordered TO the city hospital by DR..
Coggswel
MCCARTHY & DonneIly, who received the
government contract of removing the bodies
of soldiers inferred at Fort SiSseton. D. T.,
to the national cemetery at Fort Custer, in
tend leaving TOR the scene of their la9ors in
few days.
The Eureka Stone company of ST. Paul.
yesterday filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state The capital stock is
$4,000, and the incorporators are Warren
Carpenter, Carl Fl. Park and Frank E. Forster,
of ST. Paul.
Tile cause OF the. TaylorCraig company
against Wetmore & Baker and Lizzie v. Hav
lin was tried before Judge Otis. The action
was dismissed as 10 Havelin, and Judgment
for the amount claimed directed:against Wet
more & Baker.
The Wisconsin Loan and Trust Company
HIS CUulJuSfteu ti dCltOil ucdllse OSotSS q.
Flint Gertrude e. Flint, and Stuart a.
Flint TO quiet title to lot II, block / Of Ed
win Deans subdivision of part of Smith d.
Lofts out lots.
Collector of Internal Revenue johnson
went to hishone at Atwater yesterday, where
he will to-day hold public sale of fine
Hooded stock belonging to his stock farm.
Deputy Clerk L. c. Simons accompanied Mr..
,Tn3tusoD tn ha NrAenut at tho galp
Arthur J. Counor, of Butte, Mont, arrived
In ST. Paul last evening and will be married
this morning to Miss Annette Conner, his
cousin. at the residence of the brides par
ents on Western avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
nor will leave for Butte this evening. Mr.
Conner having extensive cattle interests at
that point which demand his immediate at
t0ntOn. stH
Annie Flanagan has commenced an action
against Fannie Sable and Samuel Sable,
whose names were changed by the district
court from Fannie Sabledowsky and Fred
ericK Samuel Sabledowsky respectively to
their present names The action is TO re-
cover $1,000 as the amount of a note made
to the Minnesota Loan ana Trust company,
and came to Annie FIani5 gan in the due
course of business. :,
A certificate incorporating Apollo Lodge
No. SO, Knights of Pythias, was yesterday
filed in the register of deeds Office. Th G
first officers of the. lodge are: c. c., r. l..
Cresey; V. c., c. j. Woolway; prelate, Q.
Bushnell; K. r. s., l.. D. Pelse; NJ. F., Henry
Gervais; NJ f. Hans Anderson: NJ. A, Ar
thur Reynolds; trustees, NJ. n Goss Henry
SmiGh and William E. Barber.
The barber shops all over the city will. be-
ginning Monday evening, close promptly at
. $50 rt,0 Saio al
shops earlier is the result of long-consid-
cred project for the formation of BARRIERS
organization. which should be OF the pro-
tective order in the same degree as those of
other organized crafts meeting to per-
feet organization of BARRIERS union will be
held at 20 East Seventh street during the
coming week.
On Monday the city council OF St. Louis
will arrive i'll St Paul the council is com
posed Of an upper and lower body, and the
object of the visit is 70 inspect the azotine
plant. st. Paul's system Of disposing of city
refuse matter has occupied the attention of
other places, and St. Louis officials are so
much impressed with the plan that they are
about to adopt it. The mayor and other city
officials viii accompany the body, and they
will be received by Mayor Smith and the
aome officials and every courtesy extended
the visitors.
Mayor Smith has named the following as
citizens committee to cooperate with the
direc tors of the Manufacturers Loan and
Improvement company for tbs purpose of
securing subscribers to the stock Of the com
pany: c. N. Bell, j. H Davidson. j. A.
Wheelock, a. S. Fairchild, I'D Joseph
Minea, Aid. P. r. Kavanagh. j. P Gribben,
r. C. Munger. W. C. Reed and A. NJ. Lawtou
The committee viii at once meet with the
directors to map out a plan Of operations,
with the purpose of an early completion of
the duties which have devolved uponit.