St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
CITY ITEMS.

Scarlet fever is reported at 993 Burr street
Eight births and eight deaths were reported
to the health office Yesterday
The state board of pharmacy will hold an
examination at the capitol next Tuesday.
Frank Smith, charged with the larceny of
a coat valued at $50, was lodged in the central
station last night.
Charles McEvoy. John Kelly and Charles
Webber, local TALENT pickpockets, were ar
rested yesterday by Officers Merriam and
Ross.
Barney Smith, the.prize fighter, who was
arrested for being little too playful with
his fists, was discharged by Judge Twohy
yesterday.
The railroad and warehouse commissioners
went 10 Duluth yesterday to inspect the new
Duluth & Messaba railway. They will return
this morning - T.
Waiter Steel, William Lyle and james
Prentice are three colored "mokeS" arrested
last night by Detectives Gerber and Daily,
and charged with vagrancy. -
The current expenses of the state public
school ut Owatonna for September amounted
to S3O4. 60. The expenses of The Rochester
insane asylum were Sl7,764.65. ale b..ts
Ollie Irene Hanson and Peter Baktrom
were lodged in the central station last night
on charge of adultery made by Hans Han
son, the husband of Ollie Irene. = SIR n.
The newspaper boys and the doctors club
will 60 out to Wildwood this evening to open
the new bowling alleys there. The two Clubs
are pretty evenly matched, and a hot contest
will characterize the event. ts3f s-SljG
Detectives Gerber and Daily arrested Frank
Smith for the larceny of an overcoat yester-
day. From papers found in thepockets the
coat is supposed to be the property of DR.:
Schiffman. Smith is a notorious character.
Charles McEvoy. Charles Weber and John
Kelly were arrested by Officers Merriam and
Ross last night and lodged in the central sta
ton, charged with picking pockets. They
were arrested at the corner Of Third and
Cedar streets.
1.-The Scandinavian American Democratic
club, and the First Ward Cleveland and
Lawler club will meet at o'clock at De-
catur street to march up to Turgeon hall, at
9i4 Payne avenue, where great Scandi-
navian Democratic rally will be held.
Nellie Glover, Nette Maxfield and Matte
Wilson were arrested last night in a shanty
on Eighth street, near jackson, charged
with disorderly conduct. The former is
charged with keeping house of ill-fame,
and the two latter with being inmates
thereof.
Bernard Kelly was arrested last night by
Officer Mcbride for being drunk. When at
the patrol box the officer was kicked in the
groin by Kelly, and was so dangerously hurt
that he was unable to walk. and was taken 10
his home, III Charles street. in the Rondo
patrol wagon. DR.. Cogswell was called to
tend Mcbride.
John j. O'Leary, the wellknown pork
packer of this city, leaves tonight for Chi
cago and st. Louis. At the latter place he
will visit the branch house of j. j. O'Leary &
Sons and then proceed to Pittsburg and
other Eastern points. He will be accom-
panied by Judge Samuel Morrison, formerly
of the probate court
The case against Sarah Green, George
Hadden Mrs. r w. Black and NeIs Olson,
the frowsy quartette captured Saturday night
at the disreputabe house at 10 East Eighth
street. was called in the police court yester-
day afternoon, Mrs. Black was the only one
who failed to appear. and her S25 bail flowed
into the city Golfers consequently. The other
three were tried and convicted, Mrs. Green
being fined 500 and the two men Sis each.
In the case of julius Kessler against Ed
| ward W. Slocum and Thomas c. Connors 1t
| took the jury about two minutes to prepare a
| verdict in favor of Mr.. Kessler. The suit
was brought to recover possession of sa-
| loon outfit.