St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-29
SAINT PAUL.
CITY GLEANINGs.

Reported at the health office vester
day, diphtheria at los Martin street.
The White Bear Yachting association
will today have apennant race III eac Ia
class.
The receipts of the Rochester insane
asylum for the quarter ending July 81
were 81, 1889.
Mgr. Satolli will celebrate pontiiedi
high mass at the Assumption church
next Sunday at ~ a. III.
In the case of Peter Ellingson against
The City of Red Wing, the Jury i'll the
federal court disagreed.
Comrades of Garfield Post No. S, G.
A r., are requested TO be at post meet
ing Saturday, July go, as business of
Importance is to come before the post.
The first National Bank of Butte,
Mont. has begun anVsactiOn against
George w. Decks and Theodore
SchweitZer to recover $1,000 Oh PROM
iSory note. -
The railroad and warehouse commits
sioners went to Duluth last night. 'fhey
will examine the new MiSSabe d North
ern railroad today, and return to ST.
Paul tonight.
The Superior Short line reported to
the secretary of state yesterday that no
capital stock had been issued during
the year, and there were only six shares
disposed of.
The cases of Henry johnson and
Rosa Smith, charged with selling liquor
without license, were continued in
the police court yesterday TO Aug. L.
Jury trials were demanded in both
cases.
Mary johnson was taken with an
epileptic fit at the corner of Seventh
and WabaSha streets yesterday after
noon. She was taten to her home at "a
Front street by the Rondo street patrol
wagon.
The Acme Chair company has made
an assignment to Frank }. Luger, for
the benefit of general creditors. The
assignment is executed by Richard Z.
Phillips, president, and John Phillips
as secretary.
The fish commission is preparing to go
to the north shore of Lake Superior, on
the annual spawn-collecting trip. DR..
AndruS, of the commission, was i'll the
city yesterday, aid will 90 north next
Tuesday, and AIr. Wilkins will 20 TO-
night.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men Will picnic, at Randolph today.
They will leave the union depot at 1880
over the Great Western, and their train
will be pulled by an engine decorated
as handsomely as any that ever left the
train sheds.
The committee on streets and the
ways and means committee tlum the
board of aldermen Will hold meetings
this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. A special
meeting of the board of aldermen. to
approve the Seeger contract, will be held
an hour later.
he St. Paul Quot club will play
match game tomorrow afternoon at 4 q.
IN. on Raspberry island for set of
steel quoits. The club intends to en-
ter the QUOT competitions of the st.
Andrews society at White Bear lake.
Aug. II, to the number of about twenty
five.
Patrick McDOnOugh, who testified in
the police court yesterday that Leon
Best ran against a carving knife held by
HIM at a saloon on East Seventh street.
had the charge against him of assault
with dangerous weapon changed to
disorderly conduct, and was fined SIS.
Best was given tile same sentence.
The assembly committee on streets, to
consider the ACCESSIBILITY of having the
iEterurban cars run ON Fifth street as
far east as Wacouta street, will hold a
meeting Monday at O'clock. The
street railway CIlclalS ana tnOSe tnIeF-
ested i'll the loop being kept on Robert
street have been invited TO be present at
the session.
A motion for a new trial was argued
yesterday in the federal court in the
case of Thomas C.-Powers against e.
). Weaver IL Co. This is an old case,
and involves damages to the steamer
Butte. caused on the ways at Bismarck
by the steamer Mcleod breaking loose
and sliding down the ways and crush
ing the Butte, which was lying at the
foot OF the ways for repairs.