St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-06
SAINT PAUL.
A MONDAY MELANGE

Reported at the health office yesterday
Diphthe,ia at Isl Smith avenue and III Col
lege avenue.
Only two members of the park board
showed up last night, and consequently al
adjournment was taken to Friday evening a
o'clock.
The hearing in the matter of the probate OF
he will of Patrick Keough was concluded
yesterday in the probate court and the mat
ter taken under ADJUSTMENT.
James II. Rohne, who grabbed $50 from
the hands of Charles Ulr.ch while they were
visiting disreputable resort one night last
week was sent to the workhouse for ninety
nays yesterday.
AT Centeryille. Sunday, June 4, occurred
The death of Mitchell Lavallee, brother OF
Paul A Lavallee, of this city. aged twenty
three years. The interment will take place
1t Centerville today.
Judge Nelson. of the United States circuit
court, has filed decree dismissing the cause
brought by the Griswold Manufacturing com
pany against John B. Harker & Co. to enJoln
The infringement of a patent on wa1ile
Irons''
A civil service examination was held III the
postoifice yesterday to supply five Toys as
stampers. The examiners are George W.
Hardacre, superintendent of carriers; r H.
Maroney. chief clerk, aud Superintendent OF
Mails Negaard.
John Lockwood has been arrested by Col,
Sheehan, deputy United States marshal on
n charge of sending all obscene letter through
the mails to his wife. Lockwood is i'll the
Ramsey county Jail in default of $500 bail to
await a hearing today before United States
Commissioner William a. Spencer.
The argument in the mandamus case of
Robert Seeger against the city comptroller
was continued all of yesterday before Judge
Otis. c. y. Bell made a learned argument
on the theory that the mandamus should not
issue, and was followed by Harris Richard
son in favor of the Seeger view.
Special design Great Northern flags fur
nished at cost by the decorating committee
of the T.. j. Hill celebration at AT East Third
street, near Jackson. Large size, 27Xs}6, S'oO
per dozen; medium SIZE iSx27 ST. per dozen;
small size, 10X12. 80 cents per dozen. Send
money; they have no one to collect bills.
Pit is said that certain men are advocating
The appointment of Ralph j. Wheeler
formerly of saltwater, but now of Dubuque,
as supervising inspector of steam vessels. IL
is claimed that the lake men object to Mr..
Wheeler on the score that he is not familiar
with lake steamers or navigation Ill deep
water.
Lally's hotel South st. Paul, burned yester-
day morning at O'CLOCK Loss estimated at
$1,000 on building and about 5000 on con-
tents Mr.. LAZY, the proprietor is out OF
town, and the amount OF insurance IS I'M
known. Five thousand dollars is known to
be on the building Origin of the fire is a
mystery.
County Treasurer Andrew N. Nelson re-
deemed $4,000 in county bonds yesterday, Of
the issuer of June |, 1873 given for the pur-
chase of the almshouse The bonds bore
per cent interest, and were signed by the
then mayor, j. II. Stewart as chairman Of
the board of county commissioners and by
J. B. Olivier as auditor.
Capt Henry A Castle was yesterday
elected president of the chamber of COM
meree for the ensuing year. W. p. Clough
was chosen first vice president E. V. Small
ley second vice president and Maurice Auer-
bach treasurer. The matter of a secretary
was referred 10 the executive committee.
Votes of thanks were rendered 10 the retir-
ing officers.
The body of boy found in the river near
Pigs Eye Sunday was identified yesterday by
George Shaneuf, OF 1892 Thirty-second ave-
niue south, Minneapolis. as his son. The lad
was drowned two weeks ago while in bathing
in the river at Mimi eapolis The Identified
tion was made positive by the finding of a
scar on the dead boys forehead. So decom-
posed was the body that the scar was only
distinguished by the aid of a magnifying
glass.