Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-04
NEIGHB0RH0OD NEWS.
Gathered By the Special Reporters of the
D0iLH Globe.
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Staples grist mill has shut down on ac-
count Of o lack OF wheat.
The Mark Bradley will leave to-day with
fourteen strings for Burlington.
j. 8. Griffin, Minneapolis, has taken the
place of George Bingenheimer in the city drug
store. IN
J.. N. Darms, our booming grocer, goes
with his family to-day to DeMOnterville lake
for few days. recreation.
C. A. Mendum, until recently book keeper
for Wheeler Bros. & Co., has left for per-
manent location in Minneapolis,
Willis Prince has resigned his position as
book keeper at SWANS foundry, and now Of
ficiates at the desk of Wheeler Bros. q Co.
Fred Scott has just set up in the window OF
the North Star pharmacy an elegant bronze
fountain, the only thing OF the kind in The
city.
In attempting to make short turn in front
of the boom Office yesterday DR.. Zuercher
twisted one of the forward wheels from his
buggy. Mrs. Zuercher was thrown out, but
sustained only slight injuries.
John c. Nethaway is in receipt of intelli-
gence to the effect that his father had fallen,
in some manner, and fractured three OF his
ribs. John, in consequence, leaves for his
home at Albany, N. Y, Sunday night.
In the police court one drunk was fined
81 so, and one disorderly $3.50. David Mel.
son, alias johnson, charged with the theft OF
certificates of deposit, was held in the sum OF
$500 to await the action OF the grand jury.
About II o'clock Tuesday night Richard
Tobin was detected in the attempt to climb in
one of the dining room windows at the Saw
yer house. He was partially intoxicated and
gave no satisfactory account Of his intention.
he was locked up and released in the morning
on paying $3.50 fine.
The Charlotte Beckeler, the new tow boat
of the Schulenberg- R9ckeler lumber company,
is expected up to-day. She is of light draught,
powerful, and differed as follows: Captain,
Robt. DOdds; mate, James Gleason; steward,
James Flanagan; engineer, W. b. Milligan;
second engineer, James MontOur.
The usual accident occurred yesterday at
the watering trough at the head of Chestnut
street, to Mrs. Roger Minogue, who resides
/ eight miles out, onSthe White Bear road. She
had watered her team, and was backing out,
when the wheels of her buggy were caught by
those of another vehicle. Her buggy was
overturned and the lady thrown violently to
the gronnd She is said to be quite seriously
| injured.
CITY COUNCIL.
Present, Aldermen Deragisch, Elliott,
Rhodes, Townshend and Brown.
The report of the bridge keeper, showing
| receipts of $177.25, for The past two weeks
were accepted, Retail liquor license granted
Joseph Wolf, to sell liquor at the corner of
Main and Mulberry streets. The mayors ap-
pointment of Pat Varley, w. H. Carson, Dan
James Ward, Ed. Elliott, NJ. Welsh, Chas.
Mcmillan, VIM. Sullivan, Roger Powers, John
Zengsrle, John Newqulst, Vim, Marley and
Emil Kiefer, as special policemen, was con.
firmed. The report of the members
of the hose cart detailed fol-
Seymour, Sabin & Co., was filed, the
officers being Abe Hall, foreman;
assistant.
| The usual police pay was voted to those
members of Mullen Post, G.. A. R., who did
duty during the strike.
| The petition asking for a change of grade
| in Pine street was referred to the street com
mittee.
The street committee reported relative to the
change of names of certain streets as follows,
the report being adopted:
streets in Hersey, Staple & Co.'S. addition,
changed to avenues; Holcombe and Jennie
streets TO Holcombe street; Smith and Har-
riet to Harriet; Putt and Martha to Martha;
Beecher, Everett. and Mary to Everett; Greedy
and Western Row to Greedy; Pennock and
Churchill to Churchill; Goodwood, Will
lard and Silver to Willard;
Myrtle and Spring to myrtle; Owens and Min
nesota to Owens; William and Marine to Will
liam; Pine and John to Pine; st. Paul road
and Olive street to Olive; Division and Oak to
Oak; Orange and Wilkin and South avenue to
| Wilkin; Magnolia and Cooper and Saltwater
avenue to Saltwater avenue; Almond and
Clark and st. Croix avenue to ST. Croix avenue;
| Sycamore, Wisconsin and Lake to Sycamore.
Broadway in McKinsley & Seeley's addition to
Hemlock. 1t was also recommended that
Myrtle street be the initial point for number
ing north and south; the Recommendation be-
| ing adopted in the form of resolution.
Twenty-Five frontage was designated as con-
stituting one number, the even number to be
placed on the north and west sides of the
streets. A resolution thanking the Hudson
| fire department for their services at the late
| fire was unanimously passed. The following
bills we're allowed:
Current fund. Sc, 1884 OF
Fire department. ................... 1889 IS
Bridge. ............ $40 %
Municipal court. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL 80
Total 81 SSI TX