St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-25
CITY SNAP SnOTS.

Bulletined at the health office yester-
day: Dphtheria at 227 Iglehart and $40
Prescott street.
The races Of the horSebreederS' asSo-
citation were postponed yesterday on ac-
count of the rain.
Oswald Weis has made voluntary
assignment 10 Charles Passavant for the
benefit of general creditors.
Warren ii. Mead and Philip Reilly
have begun an action against George
w. II. Bell to quiet title 10 thirty-four
lots III West st. Paul, located IN Hitch
cocks addition.
Thd farmers around the market places
yesterday wore beaming smiles. They
said the rains of the previous twenty
four hours would put greenbacks galore
in their trousers pockets.
A ''home Kitchen has been started
by Mrs. j. McNaDb. who was formerly
connected with the Lady Somerset
Kitchen. at No. q Central market. Mrs.
McNabb furnishes the most apDetizing
lunches to her patrons and friends, and
also supplies them with the best home
made bread and choice cakes.
The report of the failure of the st.
Anthony Hill Carriage compay, cir
. culated throughout the CITY, mas for a
y,
owing to the daIl times and the difficulty
of making collections, concluded 10 sus-
pend work for few weeks. Its affairs
are In perfectly solvent condition.
The case of Dennis Flynn, charged
with bnrglarizing the residence of NJ.
ID. Hill at :944 Marshall avenue, was
continued III the police court yesterday
to Sept. T. The two accomplices whom
the police claim were with Flynn have
not been arrested, and the continuance
was taken in order to allow the Getec-
tiyeS time to capture them.
The preliminary examination of
James Howard, one of the trio arrested
Tor completely Ill the robbery OF the
Merchants bank messenger, was con-
tlhued iii the police court yesterday to
Aug. 81 at 10 a. m. The continuance
was agreed to by W. W. Erwin, attOr-
ney for the three men arrested FOR the
crime, and the examination of the priS-
onerS Will come up at the same time.
Fannie b. Keefe asks for a decree of
divorce from Patrick IL. KeeTe and the
custody or their two children, aged
eight and six years. The wife is thirty
two and the husband thirty FIVE years
old. They were married at Chester,
Mass, Aug. 10, 1882. The husband is
accused of being an habtual drunkard
ana wltii beating and choking his wife
on several occasions.
County Auditor Bnrns wishes to call
the attention of the public to the fact
that he has on hand about fifty copies
of the General Laws of 1892, and that
they are now ready for delivery to any
one vino may desire them. They are in
pamphlet form, and the number of
copies to be given away is limited, as
the state has only furnished fifty copies,
ana the first to come will be the first
served.
Yesterday afternoon Detective Nc
Fetridge arrested Fred Cramer on a
charge of grand larceny. Cramer, some
weeks ago, was in the employ of DR..
Murphy as coachman. After being dis.
charged lie visited the barn, and stole
three sets of harness. The stolen prop.
erty was taken by him to an auction
store, and sold for 50 the same day they
were stolen. Cramer kicked very hard
at the low price brought, and claimed
that he had just come in from the West
and needed the money.