St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-29
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

The health officer reports diphtheria at CO.
East Fourth street.
| The plumbers held a largely attended meet
ing last night Two members were initiated.
| A. P Waliich and wife start tonight for
| two months trip through Mexico, returning
| via San Francisco
| The Globe Building company yesterday
recovered a verdict against NJ. Z. Graves for
! $500 on account OF rent.
| Elizabeth Hull was adjudged insane by the
! probate court yesterday, and ordered taken
! TO the Rochester asylum.
There was a joint meeting of the commit
I tees on agitation and organization of the
| trades assembly last night
The personal injury case OF Robert B. Lor-
| inner against The St Paul City Railway Com
| pany went tG the jury yesterday.
| The Jewish Passover closes to-day Rabbi
| Hess will preach at the temple at 7:3O this
| morning, and 9:30 tomorrow morning.
| Supt. Kiehle yesterday issued a circular
calling the attention of county supernten-
ents to the increased appropriation for train
| ing schools.
| reported shooting afray at Third and
Washington streets Yesterday, proved to have
been nothing more than u airpulling by two
bellgerent harridons.
Miss Flora A. Mcdonald and Frederick W.
Faber will be married this morning at ST.
! Luke's church. The young lady is u daugh-
ter of Judge Mcdonald.
| The fire department had a run shortly be-
! fore last evening to put out blaze III a lot
| OF old packing boxes at the rear of Pinska' S
store on Third and Cedar streets.
| The county board of abatement metTyes-
/ terday. A dozen applications for correction
| of assessment of taxes were considered. Half
| of them were rejected, the remainder being
granted.
| Walter N Carroll has instituted an action
against John A Maine and Others to fore
close mortgage for $500 on Its 3 and block
10, in Perkins addition to Minneapolis Stock
yards addition.
Two new ocean barges were launched at
| Duluth yesterday at the McDougil yards.
They and three others will be loaded with
wheat for Liverpool, England The keels
will be laid at once for seven more similar
! barges.
! Lieut.. James Williams, of No. s engine com
pany, fire department, who was severely cut
on the head few days ago by the falling of
an iron wheel from the roof of the fire
headquarters. is expected to resume duty in
few days.
In the parlors of the Peoples church Fri
day evening, May l. at clock, Rev. S. NJ
| Crothers will give an address and Miss Lenora
Austin readings from Sir Edwin Arnold's
latest poem, The Light of the World.'' Ices
| and coffee after the programme.
Joseph Therein, an old Sc stler of St Paul.
who died on Monday, was buried yesterday
! from St. Joseph's church. The remains
were inferred in the Soldiers Rest corner of
the Calvary cemetery. Therein was a mem
Der of Company D, Fifth Minnesota infantry.
F. L. Stauffer representative in the West
| of E. S. JaffreY & Co., of New York. arrived
in the city yesterday and put up at the Wind.
sor hotel. While speaking to some friends
in the lobby, member OF the nght-fngered
fraternity purloined Mr.. Stauffers S45 spring
| overcoat. which lay on a seat near by. The
] police are after the robber.
William Roy, a laborer. and Mike Conlin,
railroad man, were arrested last evening by
| officer Lawton on the suspicion of larceny
| The two men were trying to pawn an over
coat in some of the cheap stores on Seventh
street near Broadway, and as they could give
no satisfactory explanation Of their conduct
were sent to headquarters in the patrol
| wagon.