St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-01
SAINT PAUL.
TOWN TALK.


NJ AMI rs. Mulvehill this week.
lie ase of cruelty to animals against G. 5.
Anderson was dismissed yesterday.
Miss Keller, of Leavenworth, Kan. is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Neely 4O3 Summit ave-
nue..
Mrs Edward Harman has returned from
the South, and will be at the Albion tor the
winter.
Company H, of the First regiment. N. G.
s. NJ. will. give its third annual mop at ar
mory hall tomorrow night.
The fire alarm about Z o'clock last evening
was occasioned by the fall of Il big lamp IN
the Globe job printing office.
The alarm from box 463 at GAO last even
ing was for a small blaze at IS Niederhoter
street by lamp explosion. No damage.
Scarlet fever WAS reported yesterday at the
corner of Selby and Western and 42O South
Robert. There is diphlheria at 353 jerks.
The two personal injury cases of Eugene
Stoll and Caroline Stoll against Noyes Broth
ers q Cutler have been settled and dismissed.
AT the Brunswick-W G. Smith, city; A,
Boyd, Rush City; S. G. Thomas, George r
Farley, j. Jaivorsky Chicago; A. Brooke,
city.
Thomas Pool, the bell boy arrested in the
-9rand opera house Sunday evening, was
sent up for fifteen days yesterday by Judge
Twohy.
James Kelliher. who was indicted for burg
larry in the third degree. was sentenced to
the state reformalory by Judge Cornish yes
terday..
James G. mgham of Park Rapids, Minn.,
Is in the Ramsey county Jail to await trial in
The United States court for selling liquor to
Indians.
The regular meeting of the board of direct
DTS of the Ramsey County Junior Pioneers
will take place this evening at the central
ire hall
P r. Kavanagh sold at auction yesterday
the 100 feet square on the northeast corner
of Sixth and Willius Streets to John Marty
for $1,000
Charles II. Blodgett was yesterday made
policeman b. the mayor in the place of Ed
ward Shields, resigned, and his commission
dates from today.
Peter Flynn, young man. will be tried in
the municipal court today for stealing 500
from his mother and having big time with
it in huoses of i'll -repute.
F. G. l.. Hunt of Grand Forks, N. d., ar
rived in St. Paul yesterday, having made the
tance being about 400 miles
State Treasurer Bobleter's monthly report
issued yesterday shows Sl,75O 69630 in the
treasury which is divided among forty-nine
repositories throughout the state.
Michael Reilly was found guilty yesterday
of the larceny of watch and other jewelry
belonging to Philip Demars, and was SEN
tenced by Judge Cornish TO the state reform
Rtory.
Julius IIauptman, the hunchback accused
of cutting his friend Brandt has been held
1 Sl00 bail for hearing Wednesday. Philip
Formaneck, the third in the party, was dis
charged.
Minnie Walker was yesterday held in $1,000
bail for examination Wednesday on the
charge of picking $50 from the pocket OF
male visitor to the bagnio in which she
boarded.
At the Windsor-A, j. Knight Spring
Valley; n. Munski, Winona; NJ. E. Powell
and wife, Redwood Falls: E. Campbell, L.
P. Hunt, b. D. Smith, Mankato; q. G. Pahl,
New Ulm.
All members of the Fifth ward club who
have uniforms, and cannot turn out this
evening, aIe requested to leave them at club
headquarters, $40 West Seventh street, for the
use of others.
Mary Maloney was adjudged insane i'll the
probate court yesterday and ordered taken to
the Rochester asylum, james Leach was ex
Hmined yesterday, touching his insanity, but
was discharged.
At the Ryan--W. H. Gale, Winona; j R.
Howard, Sank Center; Charles Lynch, De-
troit; John Kentz, Moorhead Charles C.
Hall, Syracuse; q. j. Edward Chicago; A.
l.. Newberger, New York.
The paragraph in Sundays GLOBE connect
ing Willie O'Connor with Frank Farrell in a
case i'll the municipal court did him an in
justice. He was in no wise connected with
Farrell in tbe affair mentioned
Judge Otis was engaged yesterday in hear
Ing the case of Pietro Ramaccotti against
James D. Gilbert and others The object is
to settle up partnership i'll restaurant at
Wildwood and to appoint a receiver.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Cunningham have is
sued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Pearl to Frank S. Elder the mar
riage to take place Wednesday, Nov 0, at
O'Clock at the First Methodist church, sum-
nit avenue.
Oric o. Whited has been named as the
guardian ad litem OF his eight-year-old son,
OEic o. Whited Jr., for the purpose of bring
Ing all action against L. j. Tierney for dam
ages resulting from kicking and beating the
boy Aug. II at Hamline.
AT the Clarendon-Clare C. Clarke. Winnie
bsgo City; j. B. Hellgen, Detroit; Miss An
ME Quigley, Chicago; r. L. Dickens. La
Crosse; c. H. Brown, Winnipeg; T. s. Ross,
Marquette; R. E. Seevey, Taylors Falls;
c. P. Carpenter, Pennington; J. F Kilduff,
Belle Plaine; Il. S. Sanford, Elbow Lake.
AT the Merchants james Austin, Ovation
ma: David B. Parsons, c. B. Parsons Water
Vile; W. C. LIE Corn, Farihault; NJ. Ryan,
Hastings; George c. Higgins, Duluth; E. R.
Smith, LIE Suenr; William Thompson, Sioux
Falls; William H. feller, Elgin: L. johnson,
Northfeld; John T. Meagher, Mankato.
Bernard Currie and Jack Kerrigan, under
heir aliases of Campbell and Brown, were
Rrraigned in the municipal court yesterday
for the assault on State Auditor Bierman,
and released on 500 bail each for hearing
Nov. Z. Officer Lawton made the complaint
charging them with assault and battery.
A meeting of colored people will be held
this evening at 30 at 90 East Fifth street. to
discuss the political situation and the plan
of campaign. Jasper Harris will preside,
md a colored orator from abroad will show
why colored man in the North should vote
the Democratic ticket as we'll as his brother
In the South.
P. j. Seward, Ole Andrew eitberg, Oscar
Freberg, Andrew Her, Rudolph Schmidt Jo-
Eeph Shindlar Edward Peterson, A. A Ro-
berg. John Sheppard, William Schwartz,
Matthias Messerich, A. P. Carlin, George
Roper, John Husnik and Andrew Christian
Anderson were given fun naturalization
papers by order of Judge Otis Yesterday