St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-04
SAINT PAUL.
SQUIBs.

Scarlet fever is at rs Tennessee street
There is diphtheria at Cos Pine street.
The offices in the court house will be closed
today.
Saturday the last day for paying water rates
on low service to save discount.
Judge Otis will spend the remainder OF the
week with his family at Lake Minnetonka
There were one or two slimly attended
meetings at labor headquarters last evening.
The Office of clerk of the district court will
close at o'clock p m. during tue summer
vacation.
The signal office reports for to-day all indi-
cate pleasant weather for the outdoor enjoy
ment of the holiday.
The Pacific Temperance society viii hold
Demorest contest at the church on Acker
Street Tuesday, July 9th
A great many people left the city yesterday
and last evening for various points IN the
country 10 spend the Fourth.
Leopold Brothers & company have caused
the effects of Isadore Holman to be attached
to satisfy judgment of Sl,56Q.17.
officer Asche last evening arrested Sam
Dosch a hostler in a livery stable, for stealing.
oranges from in front of fruit store.
William t. Twohy was yesterday ap-
pointed to the police force by Mayor Smith
Twohy will be connected with the central
detail.
The chancery cause of William NJ. Scripter
Jr. against Charles j. Bartleson ct al. was
argued Yesterday before the United States
circuit court.
In the case of John Norlund against the
Minnesota Iron company before the United
States circuit court the argument to the jury
was made yesterday.
Mary j. Murphy was yesterday granted
divorce from James Murphy by Judge Bril-
Oh the grounds of cruel and inhuman treat
ment and failure to support
East Seventh street in the business part OF
the city was thronged until late hour last
evening with people who were laying IN
supplies OF Fourth of July fireworks.
AS an evidence of the heathfulness of the
jobbing trade of ST. Paul, Moves Bros. Cut
Ter for the first three days of this week llled
and shipped over 700 country orders.
The parks looked deserted and cool last
night. Those who usually frequent them be-
took themselves to walking about the streets
to ward off the cooling effect of the air.
In the case of Charles L. Horst against
Charles Fitze and others, Judge Kelly refused
to give judgment on the pleadings in favor
of the administrators of the estate OF Fltze.
Firecrackers set fire to the awning il front
of the hardware store at the corner OF Sew
enth and Minnesota streets last evening. The
chemical engine from fire headquarters put
out the blaze.
In the case of Mary Schramm against j. l..
Cameron, Judge Brill has DENIED the motion
to grant an appeal as the motion was not
made until after an execution had been Is
sued on the judgment rendered.
The window at which printed matter will
be delivered was put in position at the post
Office yesterday. A new stamp window was
put i'll to take the place of the old one, which
is moved to the printed matter department.
Some mischievous individual tossed fire
cracker into bedroom of the house at the
southeast corner of Sibley and Ninth streets.
A quantity of bedding was burned before
the blaze was put out by the fire department.
In the cause of Josias r. King, as admins
ministrator, ETC., against Mary Mccarthy and
Others Judge Kelly has sustained the de-
murrer to the complaint. Permission is
given to file new complaint within twenty
days.
The veterans union, just being organized
In St. Paul, and who meet the first Monday
evening in each week at The municipal court
room, have opened headquarters at 138
East Third street Veterans are requested to
call at the headquarters.
S. A. Marney, general agent of the Canda
Cattle Car company, visited the Union stock
yards yesterday on his way westward. He
said that Chicago live stock men are begin
ming to open their eyes to the Importance OF
the South ST Paul ENTERPRISE.
Life was made burdensome to the police in
the central part of the city last night The
crowds upon the principal streets and the
disposition of each to let off some sort of ex
plosive, from harmless torpedo to gian
cracker, kept the officers constantly upon the
alert. Very few arrests were made, however.
The street car company has been repeat
eddy notified by the health department to re-
move the Instructions in the gutter on East
Seventh street, near Broadway, but no atten-
ton is paid. If not removed by tomorrow
warrant of arrest will be taken out against
Supt, Scott as the obstruction has created
nuisance.
Deputy District Attorney Baxter continued
his inspection of the evidence in the Mime
apolis census enumeration cases. He had
another consultation with Detective Mason
and United States Inspector Boudinot but
he is not ready to issue processes yet. NO
arrests will be made until he has carefully
inspected everything.
Judge Otis filed orders in six cases yester-
day confirming assessments made by the
board of public works in the matter of
changing the grade of Fairview street be-
tween Arch and Valley streets. The cases
passed upon are those brought against the
City of St Paul by Mary B. st. Pierre, Eliza
beth Grady, c. F. and F. II. Meek, K. Fl.
Beckjord, lsadore o. st. Pierre and John
Daw.