St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-02
SUNDAY SALAD.

Diphtheria at the city hospital was re-
ported to the health Office yesterday:
A regular meeting of the park board will
be held tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Samuel E. Hall, as assignee of F. A. Har-
low & Co.. has sued C. E. Martin to recover
S15i.1S.
The mayor yesterday appointed Gerhard
Willrich to the school board, vice ". D. Cor
nish, resigned.
Ex-Congressman Macdonald will deliver
an address to men in Crusaders hall, corner
Fort and Sixth Streets at o'clock this after
noon.
The Henry Huber Company. of New York,
has begun an action against Z. V. Dwyer &
Brothers to recover $2O1.97 due on a promis-
sorry note.
The Mutual Benefit Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION has begun an action against Curtis
NJ. Churchill and wife to foreclose a mort
gage for $3.50.
The building inspector during March is
sued 12S permits the estimated cost of the
buildings being 1927, 525. The fees collected
were S3lS.50.
Judge Walter II. Sanborn will leave for
Sioux Falls, S. D., tomorrow to assist Judge
Thomas in holding a term of the federal
court there this week.
An action has been commenced by the
guardian of Frederick W. Schultz against
Minnie B. Brewster and Pauline Schultz to
cancel mortgage for $4,000.
Paladin Commandery No. 81, Knights Tenn.
plars, will attend Easter service in body
this morning at ST. P auls Episcopal church
The rector. Rev. John Wright will preach
the sermon.
Catherine Walker, who was permanently
injured by the jerking of a Selby avenue ca
BILE car in 1889, was awarded a verdict yester-
day against the St. Paul City Railway COM
pany for $780,
Judge Alfred D. Thomas, of Fargo, the fed
eral judge for the district of North Dakota,
was in the city yesterday. He mas been hold
ing court at Pierre, and Will be in Sioux
Falls this week to open court.
At regular meeting of the Bricklayers'
union, held during the week. it was resolved
to establish a regular system of pay days.
payments TO be made every two weeks be-
ginning on and after April 15
Mike Williams, the Minneapolitan who at
tempted to clean out q saloon on East Sew
enth street Friday night, was sent to the city
hospital yesterday, and his case in the police
court continued until April 0.
Hon. William Christie, of Freedom county.
member of the present legislature, is enter
tanning his wife and daughters at the Mer-
chants. They were entertained yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mcguire, of Fuller street.
Miss Howison, of Cincinnati will lecture
in Music hall Thursday evening on "Robert
Burns" and will read selections from his
poems. Miss Howison is highly commended
by the press of the country, and will doubt
ess be entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bickel returned yes
terday morning from Pittsburg, where they
attended the funeral of Mr.. Tanner, of Moor
head, MINI. who died few weeks ago in
Los Angeles. and whose last wish was to be
buried at his old home.
The committee on license from the board
of aldermen will report in favor of indef-
nitely postponing the ordinance relating to
chattel mortgages. The ordinance III aues-
ton provided for a daily report to the chief
of police of all goods on which loans were
made.
The fact that the business and population
of the city are increasing is evicenced by the
business done at the postoffice. The quar-
terly report prepared by Assistant Postmas-
ter O'Brien yesterday shows that the business
of the Office for this period was 20 per cent
greater than for the corresponding period
last year.
George Hausler, who has been arrested sew
eral times lately for annoying Flora Ohme,
gave bonds in the police court yesterday to
keep the peace The revolver which Haus
Ter had IN his pocket and with which he
threatened to kill himself and others, was
confscated by the court.
The board eS public works yesterday list.