St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-24
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CITY CHIPS.

Scarlet ieVeflS reported at 800 Goodrich
avenue, and diptheria at 1913 Conway street.
st. Peters Court No. 1e1. c. 0. F., will give
picnic Thursday, Aug. %, at Schade's park
The Bank Of Shasta, county of Redding
Cal, has sued L. X. Stone to recover $3.50 On
bill of exchange.
Joseph Doerr, assistant engineer in the
court house, has rendered his resignation, to
take effect Sept /.
The mau Andrew Holenberg, injured by an
lnterurban car or Sunday night, is reported
III critical condition.
The police were called to the Omaha yards
yesterday afternoon to arrest three tramps,
who were locked in box ear.
There will be special meeting of the Com
mercial club next Monday night at s O'Clock
All members are requested to attend.
Retail Clerks Union No. Will hold reg
ular meeting at Labor hall tonight at s. at
which it is important that every member be
present.
The suit of J. NJ. Oliver against Clarence
D. Pruden to recover S32 for goods sold has
been appealed from Justice Hoyt to the dis
trict court.
Billiard Bros took out permit yesterday
for the erection of a two-story brick block at
the corner of Sixth and Wabasha Streets
The cost is given as $1,000.
c. W. Castle, cadet at West Point and a
son of Capt. Henry A. Castle, left last night
on visit to Quincy, III. He will report at
the military academy the 27th inst.
THE Dazzler' was presented before an
other large audience at the Metropolitan last
night. The play will be given the balance
of the week. including a matinee Saturday.
The special county committees on printing
were called 10 meet yesterday afternoon. j.
Il. Burns could not prepare his samples for
use III the examination of the expert and re-
quested another continuance.
The committee on rules from the as sembly
will submit a new set to govern the meetings
of that body Thursday night. The rules to
be reported will be largely the same as those
now in use i'll the board of aldermen.
Mayor Wright yesterday issued a proclama-
ton recommending the observance of Mon
day, Sept. 5-Labor day-as legal holiday.
The city and county offices will be closed in
order to afford officials and employees to par
ucIpate i'll the observance of the day.
A two-story frame dwelling at ga Conway
street was destroyed by fire yesterday after
noon. The building was unoccupied, and
the fire was started by boys who were play,
ing about the place James Middleton was
the agent for the property, and had no in
surauce.
Charles II. Haupt was examined touching.
his sanity IN The probate court yesterday and
ordered taken TO the Rochester hospital for
treatment. He lost his wife by death about
two months since and has become despon-
dent. 1t is presumed that his affection is but
temporary.
Eliza Luck, who lives at 155 hitall street,
complains that Dog Catcher No. grossly n-
suited her. She made written COMPLAINT to
the mayor, and that official referred the mat
ter to City Clerk Prendergast, for the reason
that the clerk sees more OF the dog catchers
than any one else
Charles j. Brunstrom, a machinist living
on East Seventh street. near Broadway was
arrested last night by officer Perro. Brun-
strom filled up with whisky early i'll the even
ing. and, arming himself with revolver,
threatened to kill his wife. The officer took
him in charge before he made his bluff good.
A meeting of the Democrats of the Second
ward was held Monday evening at Lucker's
hall, Margaret and Forest streets. Much en-
thusiasm was manifested and political club
formed, called the Second Ward Demo-
cratic club. This club starts out with good
membership, and will meet again at the same
place Wednesday evening, Aug. II. All
Democrats of the ward are invited TO attend
1.-THE Stowaway" closes tonight and tomor-
row night and rest of the wesk the attraction
at the Grand viii be Wait Till the Clouds
Roll By which is said to be a laug h pro-
yoking affair full of music and song and of
the style known as a play written for fun
Frank W. Wills will be seen in the leading
role. and ne is said to have number of ex-
ceedingly clever people in his supporting
company. Next Sunday night The Hust-
ler''
Deputy Sheriff Charles A. Dany received
telegram yesterday to the effect that Deputy
CIewett has started from Salt Lake City with
j. ". Ham in custody. They are expected to
arrive in this city tomorrow. 1t is rumored
that Ham has offered a compromise of the
matter for which he was arrested. 1t seems
that he has long since adjusted the Bodega
assignment matter with Judge James Schoon-
maker his bOudsmau