Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-11
CITY aLoBuLEs.


CITY aLoBULEs.
West st. Paul claims for services during the
deluge, were paid yesterday to the amount Of
$1S6.
The final meeting for the fiscal year of the
committee on streets of the council, will be
held at 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The German society did nice thing las t
evening in electing Otto Schmidt permanent
director.
A bay mare was picked up on Third street
last night by Messrs. j Derrick and I. Il. Grace,
who placed the animal in Judd's stable.
No discovery since the introduction Of vac
cination has equalled in importance that Of
absorption as illustrated in Holman's Liver
Pad.
A decision was rendered by Judge Simons
yesterday, discharging the order to show
cause In the case of Augusta Braun VS.. L. b.
Maxfeld. issit
The constitution and by laws of the Cokato
Farmers association, of Cokato, Wright
county, Mimi, were filed with the secretary of
state yesterday.
Mrs. Huff, arrested on the charge of tam
pering with post Office affairs at Browns VAL
ley, gave bonds in the sum of $500 yesterday
and was released from the county Jail.
A drunken individual named James McCann,
was picked up by Officer DeCorsey last night
in the act of bombarding "Winnebago"
Jacks house with rocks. He was waltzed to
the tower.
Great, excitement was occasioned on the
upper levee, near the elevator, Yesterday after
noon, occasioned by the distress of boy who
fell into the river from fiat boat and almost
drowned. He was rescued with tow line.
James Miller and C. Walters, thsyoungsters
who forged an order for cheese and crackers On
Cobb's grocery store, were arraigned for hear
ing in the police court yesterday forenoon. No
one appeared to prosecute the case and the boys
were discharged.
The attention of the street inspector is invit-
ed to depression in the paving of East Third
street, in front of Smiths tropical fruit store,
made in laying water connections, tits said
which is dangerous to carriages and ought
to be repaired at once.
Sheriff schwitzer, of Blue Earth csuity,
passed through the city yesterday from sQl.
water, having in charge Thomas Ross, alias
Moore, and man named Boyd, who are want
ed for horse-stealing. They have just served
a term in the grand quay.
Peter Bowling had beenI as full as pi-
oneer bed bug with first mortgage on ward
full of paralized patients. He suffered terribly
from swelled head and the court thought
that five days would just about soak the bulge
out of him. He went to the quay.
The marriage of Mr.. j. w. Thurston and
Miss Annie O'Hern, was solemnized at the
|. cathedral at o'clock yesterday forenoon.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. John
Stanley in the presence of a few friends. The
presents were numerous, beautiful and costly.
Night before last little girl named Ra-
minski, was run down by horse and wagon
on Robert near Twelfth street, and quite
seriously injured. She was badly bruised
about the back and limbs, but will recover.
The horse was driven bya boy named Curren.
The case of W. s. Alexander ct al. against
the City of St. Paul, in which action was
brought to recover 1907 for the removal of
dirt belonging to plaintiff in the grading OF
Rondo street, was tried in the district court
Yesterday forenoon. The jury returned q YER
dict for $94.50 in favor of plaintiff.
I, The office of the Home Sewing Machine
company has been removed back to the old
quarters, whence it was driven by the fire in
Rogers block about three weeks since, and
the gentlemanly agent, Mr.. F.S. Edmunds,
will be found on hand ready to attend to the
wants of his customers at 70 west Third street.
The Howe has become inseparable from Mr..
Edmunds and his old location in st. Paul.
Upon the opening of court yesterday morn
ing the sheriff returned venire of petit jurors
as having been summoned as follows c. H.
Schlick, Thos E. Magder, D. R. Davis, j. W.
Bates, VIM. Rhodes, Jr., j. +. Alexander,
Chas. Chase, N. r. Clark, B.'Baker, Samuel A.
Baldwin, Geo. A Boeringer, Chas; +: Lafgreln,
and F. Suchason. Alexander Baldwin and
Mr. Schlick were excused.
James Powers, the old veteran, was before
hizzonor again yesterday, with more than the
usual stock of blarney, cheek and indepen-
dence. He was arrested prowling around
the levee, and was run in to be kept out OF
mischief He was fined 800 or ninety days,
and pleaded hard for liberty. This time he
would leave the town, and never show up
again. He was given a last chance.
The auction sale of IL lots advertised by P.
T. Kavanagh, the auctioneer, took place yes
terday and was largely attended Ihe blddlng
was spirited and competition lively, the prices
ranging from 1905 to S655. The whole
amount realized was $5,245. Miss Nellie
Birmingham, Geo. s. Heron, I. Wilson, A.
w. Merrick, John Ferguson, Mrs. Carrie An
derson, John Saudin and N. OakansOn were the
purchasers.
A decision was rendered by Judge Nelson
Yesterday in favor of defendant in the case of
the United States against H. NJ Rice. In this
suit action was brought to recover as surety
on a bond. In 1886 Mr.. Rice went on the bond
of an Indian agent, who became short In his
accounts to the amount of S2,500. Suit was
brought against him (Rice) to make up the
deficiency. AS seen, judgment was ordered
for defendant.
The spirit for field sports and healthful pas
times has been revived by number Of young
men in st. Paul, who have organized a base
ball club and who will soon be ready to match
anv nine in the State. The members of the
club are as follows Cody, catcher; Rody,
pitcher; Fetzer, first base; Calvin second base;
Becker, third base; Warrick, short stop; Pas
sayant, left field; Allen, center field; Kelly,
right field.
Yesterday afternoon Capt. Clark and Officer