St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-08
SAINT PAUL.
The Polls Close at 7 O'Clock
NOTE EARLY.
CITY DRIFT.

0iphtheria was reported yesterday at %;
bherburne.
The health Office win be open today from
10 to II in the forenoon.
CJohn Boyle who slugged bartender tol
refusing him drinks on tick. went TO tne
works for thirty days yesterday.
William Peabody whom Louis wagner
charged with assault and battery, was us
charged in the police court yesterday.
UJudge Egau has sustained the demurrer tc
the answer in the cause of Walter Il. Alan
against the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany.
Emma Stebbins and Annie Peterson were
examined before the PROBATE court for i'll
sanity and ordered committed to Rochester
asylum.
Ed Miller, charged with disorderly conduct
in .'sassng'' Patroman Calvin, was dis
charged by Judge Twohy IN the police court
yesterday.
G. b. Parker. arrested for being drunk and
carrying concealed weapons, was fined Sl'
for his drunk yesterday but his gun was re
turned to him.
The mayor has signed the Fifth Ward
ment and the company has filed its accept
ance of them.
The five Chicago walters run in Saturday
night as "yags" were released yesterday by
Judge Twohy as they said they were going
60 work at once.
Harry Whitman, who went out to exercise
n horse Sunday and took his girl for long
ride, with stops at saloons, was taxed $40 III
the police court yesterday.
W. j. Dunnebeck was yesterday taken to
ST. Josephs hospital. A week ago Monday
he fell and broke his leg. and his friends fear
il will have to be amputated.
Peter Shollert has begun an action against
James Thomas and John J. Ellis TO forecloSe
Il mechanics lien upon lots u.s. 10 and 70. OF
block /, in Schcffer's addition.
Bertha WilIinger charges Joseph Gras-
sgner, a lad. with incorrigibility. Judge
Twohy heard the evidence yesterday and
certified il to the district court.
Martin Lillis, Frank Adams, Willis Ka-
kroski and Willie Dresser. whom Mrs. Maria
Rhoy charges with tipping. over an out house
belonging to her viii be tried Friday.
Frank Lark was in the police court yester-
day for beating his wife, Rosa. He promised
10 do so no more, and, as Rosa agreed to try
him again, he was let off with reprimand
Charles Dickson will present "Incog'' at
the Metropolitan opera house for the latter
half of this week beginning Thursday even
ing. Seats and boxes can be secured at the
box Office.
The assembly committee on claims met
yesterday aud affirmed the pay rolls and al
lowed the usual batch of claims. But few
- tod Crh hal fnr ftfr
Their consideration.
William Brandt. a railroad man, was COM
planned of by Relief Agent Hutchins tor non
support of his family. He promised to do
better yesterday, and Judge Twohy gave him
another chance.
The business transacted by the board of
county commissioners yesterday was of a
routine nature. The monthly griSt of bills
were passed The Gounty's two-thirds of the
expense of the board of control, amounting
10 S.? 297 10, was ordered paid.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew will give spe-
cal matinee performance tomorrow. present
ing THAT Girl From Mexico" and will pre-
sent tomorrow evening Mr. and Mrs. Kendal's
famous play, "AScFap of Paper"
Mrs. Frank Mccoy, of ST. Paul Park, fell
on the walk yesterday in front of the Mime
sofa Home and broke her leg. She was
taken TO the city hospital, by order Of DR..
Ancker, where the fracture was reduced.
W G. Hawley, who tapped Frank Reubs
till the night of the great Democratic parade,
was discharged in the police court yesterday,
as Reub would not prosecute, his money hay
ing been returned by Hawley's friends.
Eight Oft keepersof houses of ill-fame
appeared in the police court yesterday to
contribute the monthly assessment of 500
each. They were booked as Clayton, Leigh
ton, Innes, Clifford, Green, West Bell and
Putnam. .s
The November term of The district court
opened yesterday. The calendar was called,
and causes set for hearing. Judge Brill will
try criminal cases and assist Judge Egan in
trying the civil jury cases Judges Otis and
Kerr will try court cases, and Judge Kelly
will sit in chambers.
The charge of disorderly conduct against
j. Campbell and j. B. Brown was dismissed
yesterday, but the charge of assault on State
Auditor Biermap under their right names of
Barney Currie and John Kerrigan was con-
tinued to the llth, as the auditor is still una
Bile to travel.
"Spider and Fly attracted another big
pany gives an excellent performance, and
the costumes are all new and bright and the
scenery especially good. During the per-
Torrance tonight the returns from The cleo
tion will be received by special wire and read
from the stage at frequent intervals.
A stated meeting of the Minnesota Com
mandery of the Loyal Legion will be held at
the Ryan this evening. The board of officers
will met at o'clock, and supper will be
served at 7:3O. Election returns will be re-
Ceiyed at the hotel by special wire during the
evening. After supper a paper will be read
by Companion Gen. W. r. Marshall, entitled
''Gen. W. I. Sherman"
Albert Shulke, twenty years old, an en-
ploye of the e. G. Lewis Coal company, was
taken in yesterday by Detective Gerber, on
warrant charging embezzlcment. The charge
covers only 81 that the company learned yes
terday morning he had collected and kept,
but it is thought it will hold him until an in
vestigation can be made for further pecula-
tions.