St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-08
BOILED TO BREVITY.
EThe park board meets this evening at
in the city clerks office.

AThe park board meets this evening at 7:30
in the city clerks office.
Scarlet fever was reported at 80 Marshall
avenue, 4J3 Holly avenue and JOG East Sixth
street.
c. T. Bachelor, a prominent banker of
Miles City, Mont, registered in the city yes
terday.
The Arthur Rodgers in the police court
yesterday is not the youth of that name who
resides on Oakland avenue.
George Benz & Sons have garnished the
funds or j. Ii. Browne in the hands of the
State bank to satisfy a claim.
NJ. Sansome and R. johnson, for reckless
driving on the streets. were fined $40 each in
the municipal count yesterday.
Frederick j. Romer has sued Ferdovill &
Sickel to recover S1,2SS.S9. which he was
obliged to pay as mechanics liens on build
ing erected for him by them.
Ernest Willett the violinist who has Gre
ated much attention i'll st. Paul. and who
comes from the Berlin Conservatory of
Music. will play in the church service at the
Grand opera house Sunday morning.
County Auditor NJ. F. Kahn yesterday re-
ceived from the secretary of state, for distri
button to county officers, judges and members
of the legislature, the General and Special
Laws of 1891 and executive documents.
The retail clerks had an appointment for
meeting last night, but a quorum failed to
appear. This doubtless was the result in the
change of The meeting night The next meet
ing is appointed for Wednesday night next.
A midnight alarm called several engines to
% East Seventh street. where slight blaze
had started in the rear of Nagels saloon,
and over which is Johnson's photograph
gallery. The fire was extinguished by a
chemical before much damage was done.
William g. Denney, general superintend-
ent Of the st. Paul Union Stockyards COM
pany, leaves to-day for a trip to Chicago and
New York. He expressed himself yesterday
as well pleased with the results Of the sea-
sons business at South st. Paul.
The ten lads arrested by police officers on
various charges of petit larceny were again
brought up in the municipal court yesterday.
The parents of all the boys were present, and
Judge Cory, after giving the youngsters a
severe lecture, dismissed them.
Coroner Quinn stated yesterday that Prof.
Weithrecht had not yet finished the analysis
of the stomach of John Critic, whose wife
stands self-accused of poisoning him. The
work will probably be finished i'll few days,
and report made to the coroner.
Peter Bear was brought in from Sank Rap
ids and lodged in the Ramsey county jail in
default of bail to answer a charge OF selling
liquor to Indians. He recently got into a
melee i'll a blacksmith shop at Sank Rapids,
and there are half dozen charges rejecting
on his good citizenship.
| Local Assemblies 1898 and 1910 K of L.,
| held meetings at Labor hall last night. A
number of new members were taken in.
| n hoo, oh ~ bn Of
assemblies in the city to a meeting to be held
Friday night, with view of federating all
assemblies, after the manner of the trades
and labor assembly.
John Pearson, Annie Pearson and Annie
Penny. all colored were charged in the
municipal court yesterday with unlawful CO.
habitation The trio are well known to the
police and have caused deal of trouble
The police officers found all three under sus
picious circumstances, and arrested them
The case went over till to-day.
Judge Olivier, of the probate court. and 6
committee of physicians, accompanied by g
deputation of deputy sheriffs, went to the
| home of Heinrich Meyer yesterday afternoon
| and after an examination he was committed
| to the Rochester asylum. He was oyerpow
cred by the officers and taken to JAIL from
whence he will be conveyed to the asylum.
The numerous property owners on thu
Hill who contributed the 100000 bonus fo
the Selby avenue extension are up in arm
and will not be comforted. They objec
strenuously to the conversion of half th,
line into an electric road and say they eithe
want the cable Reconstructed or want thei
money back meeting was held yesterda!
afternoon at Room 10Y. Pioneer Press build
ing, but action was deferred for one week
when fuller meeting is expected.