St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-11
SAINT PAUL.
TRIMMED TO TERsENEss.

Aid. Pat Conley has returned from u AsA-
ing trip to Dead Lake.
Two marriages, seventeen births and three
deaths were reported yesterday.
Lodge No. 2, 1. o. o. F., conferred the sec
ond degree at its meeting last night.
Freja Lodge No. 129, I. o. o. F. will mi
tate six new members this evening.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Vars is
attending the United States district court at
Winona as witness.
G. B. Burns of West st. Paul, was yester-
day adiudged insane and directed to be taken
to the Rochester asylum.
An entertainment, under the auspices OF
the Afro-American league, will be given at
Garfield hall this evening.
? The Wilbur Opera company is singing
'Nanon' to standing room only at the Har-
ris. The usual matinee will be given tomor-
row.
Josephine Zydorek was given verdict for
S95 against Towarzystow Roliskie ct al. The
action was on an insurance policy ina be-
nevolent society.
The jury in Judge Kelly's court yesterday
returned a verdict for Sl23.0S in favor of S.
W. Wheeler. against Van Slyke d Co.. for
carload of potatoes.
Patrolman p c. Hays, of the Rondo street
station, resigned from the police force yes
terday and Thomas NJ. Cummings was ap-
pointed to the vacancy.
In the case OF Michael Rosbach ct al
against Julia Hill Ell al Judge Brill has filed
an order refusing TO suppress the deposition
of George A. Rosbach.
The Republicans of the Fourth ward are
requested to meet at O clock this evening at
Grays hall, SOY st. Peter street. to elect dele
gates to the county convention FRIDAY.
The Junior Pioneers association held
meeting last night to make arrangements for
an excursion to Lake Minnetonka i'll the near
future. The date has not yet been fixed.
George l.. Reppert Northwestern travelling
passenger agent of the Chicago Rock Island
d Pacific. was in ST. Paul yesterday shaking
hands with his friends. He goes to Duluth
to-day.
G. w st. Clair, the workman who was in
jured Monday at the Metropolitan opera
house, is still lying at the city hospital in a
critical condition. There is little hope of
his recovery.
Secretary Hutchins, of the humane society,
has mailed cards to the $40 teachers in the
forty-one public schools of the city notifying
them that they are chosen as honorary mem
bers of the association.
the conductor of a South st. Paul motor
train hao seen ''floater' in crossing the
bridge. Up to a late hour last evening the
body had not been discovered.
Officer Heating last night arrested William
Clark Fred Studenmeyer ana William Latin,
three young thieves recently released from
the workhouse. They were disorderly from
too much beer when oollared by the officer.
The Father Mathew II. A. S. has elected
as delegates to the state convention to be
held in saltwater June Is and 10, Messrs.
j. r. O'Reilly, James Dillon, W. E. Du Bose,
Valentine King, John Treacy AMI John
Clancy.
Nelson Waller, of Butte Mont, took seven
cars of live stock from South st. Paul yester-
day. Part of the shipment was carload of
choice Norman Percheron horses from Iowa.
John Waller accompanied his brother on the
trip westward.
There will be pleasant informal reception
from to 10-pcloek this evening at the
Washington school by the teachers training
class This is really the graduating ceremony
of the class, and the diplomas will be pre-
scented at $50 o'clock.
An excursion of the Swedish mission
church and Sunday school has been arranged
to go to Minnetonka ON Thursday, June 10.
a Minneapolis q st. Louis special train has
been chartered tor the occasion. An attend
ance of 1000 is expected.
A farmer. whose name was not given, was
struck by motor train at Inver Grove at
1890 last night VIII lie crossing the track in q
buggy. The vehicle was wrecked, the horse
uninjured, while the farmer escaped with a
long cut III the head and number of bruises.
The little girl who was so badly abused by
family on Winslow avenue on the West Side
was taken from their custody yesterday by
Secretary Hutchins of the relief society. The
child's mother Mrs. North, wrote from Chi
cago and asked that the little one be sent to
her there.
Simon Jacob has commenced an action
against Abraham Rosenthal to recover $500
on a promissory note. An attachment of
Rosenthal's property is made on the allega-
ton that he is about to assign, secrete and
dispose of it with intent to delay and defraud
his creditors
Oliver Henry, a bill circulator nineteen
years of age, seriously injured his left knee
cap last evening on Summit place. The boy
had been on St. Anthony hill, and was re-
turning home on Mound street, near McLain,
when he stumbled over stone step extend
ing out upon the sidewalk. He was picked
up and taken to central station. and later re-
moved to his mothers house in the Margaret
street patrol wagon.
George Jamison, well-known bartender,
is locked up at the central station for being
drunk and driving recklessly through the
streets. Jamison drove into gentleman's
vehicle on Jackson street. about IL o'clock
last night, breaking the conveyance. His
ownrig was upset and he was rolled about
in the mud until he was sight to see. With
the usual good fortune Of all inebr lated indi
vidual, Jamison was uninjured.
Aman name Robert Finnel, of Omaha,
came to St. Paul on Monday to visit friends,
among the number the Peppards, on st. Peter
street, near Exchange. Last night he I'M
bibed too freely, and drew a revolver upon
Mrs. Peppard, with threat to perforate her.
She ran screaming into The street. attracting
passers-by and officer Merriam and Special
Schaeffer who locked Finnel up. He was
charged with disorderly conduct and carry
Ing concealedweapons.
Washington Lodge No. IA p, recently
organized. will install their first officers Fri
day evening" Louis Pavan was elected
chancellor commander There are about
seyenty-fiye charter members The members
of this lodge have also organized unifor m
rank, to be known as Minnesota Division No.
II. Forty-fve uniforms have been ordered
and the institution will take place on the
Goth of June. John Clemens will be cap
tam; Emory Gallick, first lieutenant; Mack
Wiggan, second ! lieutenant; L. Pavian,
first sergeant L. Finkenstein, second ser
geant.
In the case of Frank Hopkins against Henry
Roman and others, Judge Brill has refused
to grant the motion to declare judgment in
favor of D. F. PEBBLES, who was the gar
nishee i'll the case. The money garnished, it
was claimed, had been assigned to Feeble in
payment Tor legal services. The court says
that there was no assignment at the time
claimed because there was no judgment in
favor of Roman for the sum claimed to be
assigned when the paper purporting to make
the assignment to PEBBLES by Roman was
made out.
Two newsboys named Ed Lone and Charlie
Stoner were fishing with dead lines from the
Diamond 10 wharf OH Sunday afternoon,
when one of them dragged from the river bed
an old-fashioned silver watch. which had
been caught by one of the hooks. The works
of the timepiece were almost rusted away.