St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-19
SAINT PAUL.
POTPOURRI.

Bulletined at the health Office yester-
day: Diphtheria at 337 Martin and POS
Bunker street.
Mr.. ard Mrs. j. S. Vandlver are re-
1oicing over the arrival of an eight
pound daughter.
Brooks Bros, have sued Orrin F.
Smith TO recover S20S.5S due on
promissoTy note.
The Ridgewood park assessment will
come up before the board of public
works tomorrow afternoon.
Judge Kerr has refused to grant
new trial OF the case of the Northern
Produce company against Curtis q Co.
L. F. Hodges has begun an action
against the "bonanZa' farmer. Oliver
Dalrymple, to recover S5,679.70 due on
three prOmissory notes.
Rev. W. }. Sparks, of Minot. SD, and
Kate Macpherson. of Ontario, Canada,
were granted license to marry in the
office of the clerk of the district court
yesterday.
Charles r. Benedict, connected with
the Academy Of Design for New York,
is in the city soliciting funds to adj
vance the refurnishing of the new
building in New York City.
a permit was issued yesterday by the
building inspector to WilliuS Bros. for
repairs on the Rogers block on West
Third street recently damaged by fire.
The cost of the repairs is estimated at
$4,000.
In the personal injury case of Will
lam Mcbride against the Northern
Pacific Railroad company, tried i'll the
United States circuit court, the jury re-
turded a verdict in favor of the de-
PENDANT
The list of persons delinquent for
taxes has beer turnedover to the sher riff
for collection, and he has sent out
about 1000 citations to persons to APP
pear and pay taxes or judg will
be entered against them.
Judge Williams and a jury in the
United States circuit court are trying
the personal injury case of Eugene q.
Teeter against the Northern Pacific Rail-
road company. Teeter lost all arm and
wants compensatory damages in any
sum approXimating $4,000.
The South St. Paul council last night
declared the positions of teachers, APP
pointed by the old council last month,
vacant, and new applications are in
order. The new council claim the old
body exceeded their authority in ap-
painting teachers for next year.
Chief Of Detectives McGinn and J. j.
Ahern, clrrk of the police court, have
gone to Chicago. In order to give the
jaunt the color of business trip the
administration organs have sprung the
story that the officials went after Dennis
PickenS, who is wanted here for MUIR
der.
The Walters union, local assembly
No. %, initiated eight new members
last night and filed four applications for
admission. Officers were elected as fol-
dent, Owen McDermott; recording sec
rotary, Charles Hamburg; treasurer and
financial secretary. John Powers; dele
gates to the trades and labor assembly,
A. Jones and c. Headford; sergeant-at-
arms, Walter Zook; guide, John Henry.
The appeal from the taxation of costs
has been allowed by Judge Kerr in the
two cases of Frank Stama against the
Chicago, Milwaukee IL st. Paul Railway
company and the Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha Railway COM
pany. After hearing the matter the
original taxation of costs in one case
was sustained. 1t is held that certain
witnesses i'll attendance are entitled TO
fees, although not subpenaed in the
regular way.
Richard Reed, better known in police
circles as Lovely Dick" was in the
police court yesterday charged with at
tempted larceny. Reed visited the store
of L. II. Webb d Co., at 453 Rice street,
Monday afternoon, and while two of his
companions STALLED" the proprietor he
endeavOred to open the cash drawer.
The bell on the drawer sounded the
alarm, and Reed was caught and turned
over to policeman. The two men with
him escaped. Reed had his case con-
unued until today in order that the de-
tectives might have a chance to arrest
his accOmplices.
An effort is being made by the friends
of Capt. NJ. J. O'COnnOr to have him re-
instated in the health department.
Health Inspector Hendrickson, who has
taken the position lately held by Mr..
OConnOr, said Yesterday that all the
money the department had left for sal
aries and expenses for the remaining
five months was So, $3.50. AS the force
was made up now it would take 1888. 333
per month 10 pay salaries, to say nothing
OF Incidental expenses. From this it
would be seen, he said, there would not
be enough to pay the help now in the
Office without making a reduction.