St. Paul daily globe., 1892-07-02
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SAINT PAUL.
FRIDAY FINDINGS.


D partments on the Fourth.
The health officer reports scarlet fever at
1881 Bradley street and diphtheria at e22
Fauquier street.
The Warren Press Brick company, OF Rush
City, filed a copy of its bylaws with the sec
retafy of state yesterday
The cases of Alender Mccarthy and p Tn
9 &arett charged with selling liquor to minors,
10 ssszHil be heard by Judge Cory today.
~ An order was issued TO the police yester-
s$s any requiring them, when on the street cars
.sssssss policemen, TO ride on the front platform
the car.
s ssssJ. A. Ebel who is accused of "skinning"
s 8arold 1. Cleveland out of 81, had his case
- Continued in the police court yesterday to
=. the 9th inst.
= Thieves entered the residence OF W. l..
8 Heidenreich at 81 Atlantic street Thursday
- dight and carried Off quantity of tableware
aud clothing.
+The aldermanie committee on streets viii
meet this afternoon ut ) o'clock. aud the
committee on police of the same body haH
an hour earlier.
= .s7R. II. Harvey and Caroline WehEle were
examined iuthe probate court yesterday RS
to their sanity. and ordered taken to the
: Rochester asylum.
=. j. Dellosso. who keeps saloon at 1S3 East
Seventh street, was fined $50 for Keeping his
= barroom open after midnight on the 18th ult.
= The complaint was sworn to by Patrolman
= Gooney.
$50. The two men arrested for assaulting Au
p gust Wittee were arraigned in the police
court yesterday. john Childs, one of the
rwain was discharged, and Andrew La
chapelle paid $50 fine.
: .'The Wages of SIM will be given, matinee
and evening performance, at the Grand
: today. Tomorrow night Lifts players VIII
: be seen in 'sCncle Toms Cabin" Louis
James will appear as Uncle Tom.
3 Charles Twanfan, a carpenter boarding at
!. 205 Smith avenue, was taken to the county
Jail yesterday. Twanfan has been slightly
e. ..of his base" for several days and, becom-
- ing violent, an officer called in.
- The case of William Fechtler, charged
- with grand larceny in the second degree, was
9 continued in the police court yesterday to
s the sth inst. Fechtler gave bondsin the sum
of $1,000 for his appearance at that time.
JEANNE Winston Opera company is playing
: TO large and enthusiastic audiences at the
Metropolitan this week III Prince Methus-
alem." This opera viii he given for the last
3 two times today. ia Perichole" will be
= given tomorrow night.
The ST. Paul & White Bear Railroad COM
; pany yesterday filed a mortgage with the
secretary ofsta,e for 100000 to the St Paul
Title Insurance company, which is to run
for thirty years and draw per cent interest.
The quartette of females arrested by
Officer Davis Thursday night we're SEN
fenced to the werkhouse by Judge Cory.
= Frances Moore, for keeping house of ill
s fame. went out for Ninety days, and Maud
. O'Brien, Laura Brooks and Jennie Rogers
!: for thirty days each.
!; The city engineers office reports the fol-
s lowing summary for the month of June:
: Contracts awarded. grading Langtord park,
Z Ss957.90; three for constructing ), ,204 feet of
= sewer. S5060. Contracts completed, three
s for grading 1851 feet. S2l,5S0; four for con-
s structing 1852 feet OF sewers, S2l, ,S92 two for
+: paving 2,146 feet S1a,149.
y The dedication services of the First Ger
: man Nj. Z, church, corner of Olive street and
I. Van Slyke court occur tomorrow. DR.. Ii.
= Liebhart, of Cincinnati, will preach the ded-
; icatory sermon at the morning service, 10:l5
: O'Clock, and in the afternoon at o'clock an
4 English service will be conducted by DR.. w.
{, Mckinley. DR.. Liebhart Will preach again
= In The evening.
,,s- The examiners engaged the past few days
in examining and marking the papers of the
candidatesfor appointment as teachers in
the public schools have made a partial re-
port to Supt. Gilbert. The following are
Misses Nellie Loemis. Ann Z. Scott. Mar
garet Walker, Sarah Gangham, Anna NC
Grade
Thomas Hurley, resident of West St.
Haul was yesterday thrown from his buggy
at the corner of Fourth and Wabasha Streets
and badly shaken up. Hurley was driving
on Wabasha street, when his carriage was
struck by the mail wagon and wrecked. He
was knocked senseless The driver Of the
mail wagon. John Hines. explains the col
1ision was caused by his wagon being heavily
loaded, and, with Slight blockade occur
ring, he could not stop his team in time.
While passing the store of Yerxa Bros.
yesterday afternoon Mrs Ansfrow, residing
at 1917 Earl street. was severely injured. The
heavy roller to an awing on the Cedar street
side of the store became loosened in some
way, and, falling as the lady was passing,
G. struck her on the head. Medical assistance
called and the injured woman taken to
. her home. The physician reported her in
juries as not serious, but as she is over sixty
years OF age, the shock might cause serious
results
Seibert's band will give the usual Saturday
concert in Rice park this evening. At the
3 band rehearsal yesterday the musicians de-
cided to give one more concert and then wait
for the action of the council in the matter.
No provision has been made for the payment
of the concerts given so far this season. the
committee to whom was referred the COM
munication from Mr.. Seibert arriving at no
conclusion except as Assemblyman Light
ner put it, 'for the musicians to play at their
own risk.
Not so noisy, but more varied and
beautiful than Pompeii, Vera Cruz or
the Burning of Rome. the fireworks at
Hotel Lafayette July 4.
= Fine NeckWear. THE RoSToN.