St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-05
NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS.

Matthew F. Richardson has sued Den
mis- Gibson to recover $1,000.
BulIetined at the health Office yester-
day: Diphtheria at Alp Daley street and
city hospital.
Eleven keepers of houses of ill-fame
paid 800 each into the police court yes
terday afternoon.
G. S. Trask, county attorney of Hous-
ton county, was caller at the office of
the attorney general yesterday.
The board of equalization did nothing
of public Importance yesterday, and
adjourned until 1890 this morning.
Elizabeth Lethrel's allowance of a
pension of so per month was received
at the office of the adjutant general yes
terday.
The argument in the chancery case Of
Kirk and several hundred others against
John b. Milliken and others has not
been completed.
Sunday, Aug. 6,occurs the first annual
picnic of the Laundry Workers union
at Merrimac island on steamer George
Hayes. Refreshments and music. The
boat leaves at 9 a. IN.
The paper hangers of the city will
hold a meeting at 2 p. m. today at Labor
headquarters, 20 East Seventh street,
for the purpose of organizing paper
hangers union.
J. II. Marvel, of Boston, was caller
at the office of public instruction yeSter-
dav on his way home from conducting a
summer school at Detroit, MINI. He re-
ported the summer school as being very
successful.
In the case of Bryant, as admins
traitor of Allen, against The Chicago, St.
nj MinnoannliS - Omaha Railway
Company, the jury in the federal court
returned a verdict in favor of the plain
tiff for 5000.
Typographical union No. so meets in
regular session Sunday at its hall in the
Central block, corner Sixth and West
Seventh streets. Arrangements are to
be made for labor day, and other impor-
tant business will be up.
Thomas Shaw, professor of agricult-
ure at the TorOntOieXperlmen station
was caller at the capitol yesterday. He
visited the experiment station at St.
Anthony, the farm of Wilcox & Liggett
at White Bear, and other farms near st.
Paul.
The Duluth, Missabe q Northern
Railway company has reported to the
railroad commissioners that its gross
earnings for the six months ending
Uuil6 OU ldSb dluOuul " cGO.JSO. az. lie
tax on this at 3 per cent amounts to
| S737.S9.
The Soldiers home has made its re-
| port for the month of July, showing the
expenses for the month to be S4.6l3. 90.
| The repairs cost S99S.S0; expended for
support, 81, 29l.07. There are 1876 SOL
| diers in the home, and 1876 persons were
helped by it at an expense of 81, 496.
Many people East and West will re.
| greu to hear of the death of William
| ENEMY, announced in the GLOBE of thi
| morning. AS depot agent in this city
! of the American Express company, Mr.
| ENEMY was well known and universally
| liked by all who bad any dealings with
him. The interment will occur at Osh.
kOsh.
All arrangements have been perfected
for the annual picnic of the laundry
workers union, which will occur Sun
day at Merrimac island. Any ole I'M
able to go in the morning can go down
| in the afternoon on the Kansas City
motor to Inver Grove, where ferry
will take them to the island.
rhe repaving of Third streets pro.
crossing rapidly. Rain has not hindered
the work moment, and should the
| present dry spell continue the labor
| day parade can travel over a pavement
as level as floor and as solid as rock.
! From Sibley to Minnesota the work is
finished, and laying of blocks has begun
| above Minnesota.