St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-17
SAINT PAUL.
TRIPLES.

There will be a special matinee OF "Blue
Jeans'' at the Metropolitan today.
Stephen A. Peppin has been appointed
patroman. vice Thomas Nj. Silk, resigned.
Clark Il 1horne demand judgment against
F. L, Duncan for SIPS on an overdue prom
lssory note.
Iheresidence of Fred Fisher, 1096 Ever
green avenue. was damaged to the amount
of $500 by fire yesterday.
Scarlet fever at IS4 East ROBBIE street, and
niphtheria at 81 Leech street were reported
at the health office yesterday.
Mrs. Loran, who lives at lO2 South Robert
street. was seriously burned by gasoline
stove explosion yesterday afternoon.
At Hotel BrunsSick-R. T. McGlnn, Pop
Jar, Mont. W. j. Cole, j. K. Graham c. T..
Karr. Portland, Or; j. Burgess, Buffalo.
Andrew PooIer the kid highwaymap ,
was tried by Judge Twohy yesterday after
noon and his case certified 10 the district
court.
The Ladies' Guild of St Peters Episcopal
church will give a lawn festival at Mrs.
Pavces. corner of East Fourth and Maple
streets.
John Bergman. accused of asSaulting Peter
Foley. waived examination in the police
court and was held TO the grand jury in
$1,000 bonds.
The cases against n. ". Prescott, charged
with violating the pawnbrokers' ordinance
and retisting an officer, were continued yes
terday i'll the police court TO Aug. 22
The former city jailer, Joe Anstette. was
before Judge Twohy Yesterday, charged with
keeping his saloon on Concord street open
after midnight. The case was dismissed.
r. C. Libbey & Co. have begun an action
against Neis Norman and others to foreclose
mechanics lien for Sl72.0a upon the north
erly 30 feet of lots ]. . and of block in
Arlington Hills addition.
Daniel Mooney has begun an action against
Charles Pierce and George Barnum 10 re-
cover damages for putting ont his eye with
III air gun. Arthur G. Pierce was appointed
guardian ad Item of Charles Pierce for the
purpose of defending the suit
William De Franchy was arraigned in the
police court yesterday, charged with selling
liquor without license De Franchy Keeps
confectionery store on University avenue,
and the complaint WIS made by Lieut. Budy.
The prisoner was held to the grand jury.
Seven new members were initiated at the
meeting of Gen. Merritt Garrison No. S.,
Monday night Among the number was Col
BobIeter A moonlight excursion, under
the auspices of the garrison. will be held
Sept. 7, the proposed trip being up the Min
neSota river to ShakOpee.
At Hotel Sherman-George H. Simpson
Chicago: j. G. Stradley aid wife, Sault Ste
Marie; C. L. Randall and wife. River Falls;
L. b. Hoover, Waterloo, To-; Z. H. Ahrens,
Great Falls, Mont; c. P. Story, Newport,
VT; L. r. Wright. Cincinnati, o.; A B.
Garretson, Cedar Falls; j. B. Copeland,
Crookston.
3. Harry Turner was a boarder at Mrs. Con-
tumey's boarding house, at SO Robert street,
On the 18th ult. The day following he was
missing, as WAS also $40 worth of clothes
belonging ID other occupants of the hosiery
Turner went to Casselion. but returned yes
day. Detectives Gerber and Leyde arrested
him and recovered a portion of the stolen
goods.
The Democratic campaign was opened last
night at North st. Paul. The meeting WAS
very enthusiastic and Cleveland and Law
Ter club was organized with membership of
49, Judge j. C. Nethaway, candidate for
attorney general. addressed the meeting and
aroused enthusiasm. The meeting closed
with cheers for The Democratic ticket.