St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17
SAINT PAUL.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Scarlet fever is at 279 East ROBBIE street.
One marriage, three births and four deaths
were reported yesterday.
George B. Clayson, of Milwaukee, was in
the city yesterday circulating among old ac-
quaintances.
The Central W. c. r. [. will meet this
afternoon at O'Clock in the rooms. 20 East
Seventh street.
W. A. Callahan, Northwest passenger
agent for the ST. Louis Il San Francisco rail
way, is in the city.
Mrs NJ D. Miller will this evening enter
tam the W. C. T. u and friends at her resi-
dence, n Iglehart street.
State Treasurer Bobleter received $4,000
from Fillmore county, all in currency, to
close up the March settlement.
Mary A. Baldwin was yesterday discharged
from the workhouse upon habeas corpus
proceedings before Judge Wilkin.
The Boot and Shoemakers' Assembly No.
1882 gives social hop at Assembly hall, 20
East Seventh street, Friday evening.
Charles H. Brust was examined before the
probate court yesterday and committed to
the asylum for the insane at Rochester.
Company d, First regiment, NJ. n. g., and
the regimental band will drill at the armory
this evening, when they viii DE inspected by
Inspector General Bunker.
Barley Broderick was buried yesterday
from the cathedral. He was teamster, and
was killed by the cars at North Branch,
Mimi, on Saturday night
Sergeant Fred Ward, Company G, Second
regiment, Austin, has been appointed SER
geant-major by Col. Bobleter, vice Maj.
Perry, whose term of enlistment had expired.
The case of Henry Oswald against the 500
road for alleged discrimination, which was
decided against the road by the railway COM
mission. has been appealed to the supreme
court.
Herman KNOX Taylor and wife, nee Miss
Lucy Wharry, who were married at House of
Hope church on Tuesday, left Immediately
for California, where they will spend several
weeks.
The tanks in the power house of the cleo
trio line got out of order yesterday morning
at O'Clock delaying traffic, and lining the
streets with electric and horse cars for half
an hour.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Thomas Bell and Lima Scharff, John G.
Fischer and Carrie A. Hoefer, Charles Lean
der and Annie Blom, Frank Waerneskiey
ana Annie Funk.
An alarm of fire was sounded yesterday
afternoon at 5 o'clock for blaze in the
basement of Twohy Brothers commission
house, Sixth and Robert streets 1t was SUD-
pressed with trifing damage.
The pupils of the seventh grade in Jetfer-
son school will give musical and literary
entertainment this afternoon between the
hours of 2 and $3.50 at the school building,
corner of Pleasant avenue and Sherman
street.
st. Paul Temple No. Q, B. c., gave an an.
nual ball last evening at Westmoreland hall.
The organization appeared i'll full uniform,
presenting an attractive sight. A large num-
Der of ladies and other invited guests were
present to participate in the dancing.
Frank Kelly. alias Davis the escaped con-
Wet, caught by Officer Fillinger in the act of
burglarizing Ninth street residence, was
returned to saltwater yesterday, to serve out
the remainder of his sentence. Filinger
will receive 500 reward for the thief's cap
ture.
meeting of the board of education. held
last evening for the purpose of appointing a
temporary successor for Superintendent
Gilbert, to serve during his absence, resulted
in the selection of Prof. Carmen. principal
Of the high school, to fill the duties of the
Office.
The board of public works yesterday COM
pleted the assessment for the grading Of
Sydney street and for sewers on Stryker.
Martin and Western avenues. Property
owners on Rondo street who object TO the
widening of the street were heard aud the
matter postponed until Friday at p. m.
The recently appointed United States cir
cult court judge, Henry C. Caldwell, stopped
III st. Paul yesterday to visit Judge Nelson.
During the afternoon he went to Minneapo-
lis to look around that city. He will return
to St. Paul to-day. He is en- route from st.
Louis to Bismarck, N. D., where he will open
court Monday. Judge Caldwell is man Of
fine presence. Judge Nelson says ne has
known him for twenty years and that he is
an able jurist.
Sheriff Spaulding, of Crow Wing county,
called at the capitol yesterday and
fled his bill against the state for
expenses incurred in experimenting
and returning to the state Charles
SearleS and William Payne. These are the
fellows who were arrested at Missoula on
the charge of robbing the Northern Pacific
Express company of $4,000. The charge
was not susJ aimed, and the boys were dis
CHARGED