St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-21
THE ROUNDUP,

Diphtheria at IL Atwater street was report
ed TO the health Office yesterday.
Theodore Har,m has sued Joseph Haiek to
recover balance of .Saa7.25 fer goods sold
The bids for collecting ana disposing of
garbage will be opened tomorrow afternoon
William Davis, arrested for indecent ex-
posture. was yesterday given sixty days in the
workhouse
Judge Otis has discharged theorder to show
cause III the case of y. Il. Capehart against
G. E. Foster aud Others
Mrs. W. A. Moore, of 2721 Rice street, has
gone for a three weeks visit to her father
and mother in Smithvilie, No.
The county treasurer yesterday redeemed
interest coupons ON county public building
bonds to the amount of S6,c31 As.
Thomas Cochran is announced to speak be.
fore the Y. Nj. C. &. this afternoon at 4
O'Clock His subject is sand ana Salt ..--'
P. P Kinsey has garnished the funds of
Albert II. Nieolay in the hands of Hezeikah
Hall to satisfy promissory note for $50. ,
Miss Nora Ralphe of Winona, who has
been a guest of Miss Viva Macmillan, of
Grove street, returned to her home Saturday.
AT Hotel Brunswick-W "A King, Marshall
To-; ii. NJ. Goode. ST. Louis; l. s. kellogg,
Paul; E. West, ". Barker, T. D. Canning,
Chicago.
Chaplin was arrested yesterday after
noon charged with passing a worthless SIS
check On Frank De Cou. His examination
was continued
An ordinance. fixing the amount to be ap-
propriated for the expenditures of the school
board. will be passed by both branches of the
council this week.
j. F. Gallagher stole a plush cloak from
the room of a lady boarder at Mrs. Garrity's
boarding house. He yesterday went to Como
for sixty days for the theft
A committee of Pressmen's Union No a.
of the Twin Cities, deny the published state
ment to the effect that the union has decided
to demauda nine-hour day.
Cyrus C. De Coster and Kenneth Clark have
begun an action against the Elmo Park COM
pany and certain of its stockholders to satisfy
a claim of S243.05 for goods sold.
There will be a regular meeting of the Tn
ion Veterans league Tuesday evening at I: 80
o'clock at Az Endicott building Gen Mark
D. Flower aud Capt. H. A. Castle will ad-
dress the meetingi9.
The Ramsey county grand jury will be con-
.vened the first Monday in October, the time
when the district court will open for the trial
of cases. The judges of the district court
will begin special term sessions Sept 2.
Pau; Malmstrom, who was sending forged
subscriptions to q Chicago publication and
| collecting commission on the torgeries,
| waived examination i'll the police court. yes
| terday. He was held to the grand jury in
| Si,0o0 bonds.
The young people of the Universalist ana
! Unity churches OF st. Paul will greet the
| young people of the Universalist churches,
Minneapolis. at the Unity church club room,
| Wabasha street, this evening at 80 o'clock.
AY. P. c Z. service VIII be held.
A number of prominent business men i'll
| the vicinity of Rice street aud University
avenue have expressed a desire to organize
| a court of the Independent Order Of Forest
| ers. to meet at Twin City hall. State Dep
| uty L. F. Cole has called meeting for tomor-
| row evening in the hall named.