St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11
SAL MT PAUL.
GI.OBULES.

Ing.
IAN important meeting of the Press clun
will be held at p. m. today.
Tine Kings Daughters and Sons of the
First Universalist Church will meet this even
Ing at the residence of Mrs. j. Ii. Burnette'
No. 6oj Holly avenue.
Reported to the health department yester-
dav: Scarlet fever at l2?S Ross street ana
Prs sheridan; diphtheria at 33S Thomas, 12J
East Fourteenth and 7l5 Holly avenue.
The 81. pr which was in the hands of the
secretary of the board of fire commissioners
as the proceeds of sale of condemned prop
ertv was turned into the city treasury yes
lerday
Senator Hansbrough, of North Dakota, was
Mt the Merchants Yesterday, on his.way home
from CHICAGO. lie did not care to say much
On the subiIct of the finances of the country,
nor on lical subjects.
Hon. william NJ Chase, a justice of the
New HAMPSHIRE supreme court, is in the
eitv. ana wis a caller in Judge Brill's court
room Yesterday lie was introduced to others
Of the district court judges.
Judge Bril- and jury are engaged in try
Ing the actibn brought by Frederick Stolt
against Frederick and Katherine Zlhn to re :
noyer $50 damages i'll a real estate deal. 1t
is claimed the property is not as represented.
The committee Oh police from the assem-
blv has beeA called to meet this afternoon at
o'clock. The only matter of any i'm =
portance tobome before it is the discharge OF
Bailif j. Y. Mccarthy, of the municipal
court.
Another granger reported to the police
Yesterday that he had been swindled out OF
intaptjUnS are
looking up the matter but as yet have made
noarrests. The name of the man swindled
could not be learned.
deputy United States marshal went to-
Minneapolis yesterday to arrest John o.
Fallon on q charge OF passing couhteflelt
silver dollar at store, insisting that it was
genuine until the proprietor arrested him
and sent fol an officer.
The actil IN of r. &. Munger against The
City of ST. Haul is being tried i'll Judge Bgan's
court. Mr.. Munger complains that his prop
erty was iii maged by building retaining
wall on Wells street so that 1t divided the
street into tiyo roadways.
John e btryker, assistant United States
district attoi ney. left last evening for Wash
Ington city ID try patent case before the
Datent dep1rtment. Mr.. Stryker will be
gone ten dayk. and says that his trip is in no
way connecttd with politics.
Anton PeIfer. charged by Patrolman Skoog
with keepinl his saloon open after midnight
will explain the facts to the police court
Judge this morning Skoog, VINO has re-
cently been appointed to the force, is used
by the department as spotter, and is work
ing up quite3L reputation as DETECTIVE IN
this parhculsr line.
The malicious prosecution case of Fred
Heller against Caroline Mattson is on trial i'll
Judge Willis court Heller was accused of
taking away the portico and part of the fix
lures when he moved out of a house owned
bv Mrs Madison, and was arrested Oh
charge of destroying property. He was dis
charged at the preliminary hearing and now
sues for So, O)0 damages
Comptrollqr McCardy seen yesterday in
reference to lhe possibility of securing funds
10 complied the ward building at the city
hospital, expressed his doubts as to the
money BEING secured. There was no fund,
he said, froh which the S25,G0O could be
taken. and tie only way the amount could
be raised wat to make provision for it in the
next tax levy.
The "bal4 spring day reporter of a
morning PAPER mixed his dope" Tuesday
and turned ia thrilling narrative about the
arrest of Frank Kellogg who was wanted in
Red Wing toi stealing a watch and a pair of
pants from b Is employer Sunday last. The
facts in the else were given in the GLOBE
yesterday minus the stolen diamonds, beauti
full actress, ieart-broken bride and other
rad-fre effeCti manufactured for the occa-
sion.
Rev. B. Fay Mills was at the Metropolitan
hotel yesterday, busily engaged i'll the work of
preparing for the evening meeting. He
stated TO ii reporter for the GLOBE that he did
not care to be interviewed, and that what he
could say in this respect could be best heard
in the auditorium. He said the work of saw
ing sinners Would go on at the same rate as
it had been Prosecuted in other cities. He is
very much Heased with the new building,
and states that he hopes to do good work in
st. Paul.
Hubert Zed ner, charged with passing a
gilded silver quarter for a ten-dollar gold
piece on john Lair, at st. Cloud had a hear
ing before United States Commissioner Will
lam A Spelcer yesterday and was dis
charged, use it was not proved that he
had passed counterfeit coin. The sheriff
of Stearrs }ednty and several witnesses
were here to i've testimony. 1t seems that
Zeener was OF fering to trade for watch be-
longing to Lair who is a storekeeper; the
money, for the watch was sent by boy who
returned it to Zeener. with the statement
that it was not good money. zeener says
that the money returned by the boy was not
the same he gave him.
At a meeting of the sanitation committee,
made up of members of. the various trade
and business organizations, yesterday after
noon, a communication was received from
Dr. Hahowel, giving his ideas on the subject
of keeping the streets of the city clean in the
coming season, and of the caring for in
fectious diSeases especially the cholera. 1t
is proposed tpat the committee suggest to
the council the propriety Of appropriatlng a
sum of money for the necessary expenses
incident to an epidemic ana to place the
same in the htnds OF a committee to be Sc
lected for thai purpose. There will be reso.
lutons to thiJetfect drawn up by the com
mittees of theIvarious organizations,