St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-19
SAINT PAUL.
ONE DAY IN JUNE.

D. W. Lawler willdeliver an address at the
G. a R.eneampn.ent at CrooSston on July4.
CThe annual picnic of the Northern Pacific
employees at Como shops will be held Tues
day.
Patrick Kyle who stole a valise belonging
TO William Ean was sent 10 the workhouSe
for ninety DAYS.
Judge Herr has denied the motion for a
new trial in The case OF f. j. Roemer against
q. B. Conter et al
The Protestant Orphan Asylum yesterday
fled the amendment to It's constitution which
was adopted At the recent annual meeting.
Judge Kelly fled decree of divorce yester-
day in favor Of Kate West frcm John West
because Of deseruon for more than three
years
The case against john Mccarthy, charged
with assaulung Police Officer Swenson, was
dismissed in the police court yesterday, the
officer falling 10 appear to prosecute the case.
There VIII be but two more special term
DAYS before the summer vacation of the DIS
trict court July > will be the last special
term day until September. The general June
term Will continue through the first week in
July.
meeting for men will be held in y. NJ. C.
A hall, Lowry Arcade, this afternoon at +
O'Clock Rev. w. W Dawley. pastor of
Woodland Park Baptist church, viii make an
address.
Judge Crowen, of the sixth auditors Office,
Washington. i. C.. called on Marshal Dona-
hover yesterday. He is an old ST. Paul resi-
dent and was once probate judge of Ramsey
county.
= Great Northern Court CT the Independent
Order of FOresterS will give a literary and
musical entertainment ending with hop,
a their hall, 722 Mississippi street, tomorrow
evening.
Arthur ". Vance, of Manchester college,
will leave Tuesday for Chicago 10 visit his
friend. MIR. Adams. and take in the eonven-
ton. From there he viii so to Louisville,
Ky, his former home, TO spend his vacation.
Gen. Wesley Merritt Garrison No. IS, Regu-
ular Army and Navy union will hold regu-
lar meeting at Odd Fellows halL corner of
Fifth and Wabasha streets. Monday evening.
Officers will be elected for the ensuing year.
The case Of Patrick Filben, charged with
assault OF Corporation Attorney Hearn, was
called i'll the police court yesterday. and con
tinued 10 June ~ Fiiben, through his sttor-
ney. pleaded not guilty and demanded jury
trial.
George W. Lumbey alias Lundberg YVES ar
raigned before Judge Kerr yesterday upon
an indictment charging the malicious de-
strucIion Of personal property. He pleaded
not guilty, and was admitted to pail in the
sum Of $50.
Judge Cornish has fled an order in the
cause Of the Haupt Lumber company against
John Westmau and others. in which The
Judgment Of the district court is made to
conform to the decision Of the supreme court
in this cause.
\ daring sneak thief visited the residence
at20 College avenue yesterday morning and
made off with S250 worth of diamonds The
stolen property was owned by Mrs. Harry c.
Oliver. and consisted Of Il pair of diamond
earrings and Il diamond ring. The detectives
arrested young man who formerly roomed
al the house late Yesterday afternoon on sus-
picion. but after an investigation he was re-
leased.
The representatives and a9herents of the
PeopIe's party viii hold a grand rally at
Labor hall 10 East Seventh street. Wednes-
day evening The principal address of the
evening viii lie delivered by Mrs. Marion
Todd, Of Michigan Mrs. Todd has been
prominently identified with the Alliance
movement ana is also well known as an
authoress. i cordial invitation is extended
to all persons interested 10 attend the meet
ing.
The board of water commissioners have
ordered wafer mains laid Cn Summit avenue,
from Griggs to Albert street; on Hamline
avenue TO the Milwaukee railroad, and on
East Seventh street in the direction Of the
Wood harvester works. The new pumping
station at MeCarron's lake was accepted on
the favorable report OF the city engineer.
The payment of an additional $1,000 on the
new pump was ordered. the balance being
due in thirty days after q satisfactory test.
a Chicago fakir named NJ. a, Cross created
8 great deal of excitement on Robert street
yesterday morning. Cross stopped Charles
Clifford, well-known resident OF the city.
and offered to sell pair of gold glasses. He
said he had found Them and would sell them
cheap. Clifford tried on the speetacles and
then started to find policeman. Cross de-
manded the return Of his property, and on
being refused knocked Clifford down. A
large crowd had gathered by this time, and
no policeman being in sight, \. z. Langford,
the mainstay Of the Citizens party in the
recent election, acted as special officer.
Cross when arraigned in court, admitted
striking Clifford. but said he did it because
he (ClifforG1 refused to give him back the
property. The court decided that was no ex-
cuse for the assault, and imposed q fine of
SIS or thirty days. Clifford stuck to the
glasses. and if they viii fit his eyes is the
price of the glasses ahead.