Daily globe., 1882-04-30
CITY GLORULE&

Under orders from the mayor all organ
grinders arriving in the city are being given
the grand bounce.
A pair of bay horses we're left at Shtrk "a
stable, corner of Eighth and Wsoouta streets
Thursday last, since which time no call has
been made for them.
Pat Kelly, lad about IL years old, was in
the municipal court yesterday, charged with
stealing newspapers, and hearing postponed
until Monday morning.
The plat commission at session passed the
plat of Moore's G arden lots, just west of Lake
PhaIen and Ransom's addition to 81. Paul, be-
tween the cemetery and Lake Come.
Mr.. Miller. the victim to the mill assault,
continues TO improve steadily. kr. Hopkins.
his assailant, has been released from custody
upon bonds of $3.50, with Mr.. Holton and
Lou Maxfeld as sureties.
In the United States circuit court decree
was filed yesterday by Judge Nelson, in the
case of the Consolidated Middlings Purifier
company against A. 4 Guilder, Of MinneapO-
lis, perpetuaily enjoiniDg defendant from the
manufacture of purifiers, his machines being
an Infringement of the patents held BY the
plaintiff.
The Emmet Light artillery, Capt McCar-
thy, will give full dress foot parade Wednes-
day evening next, the Great Union band fur
nishing the music. The company will leave
their headquarters at 6:3O in tue evening, and
move through several of the principal streets,
stopping to execute q number of movements
on Bridge square
The affidavits pro and con In the case OF
Mattson VS. Preston, as outlined in the GLOBE
yesterday, were presented 10 the special term
of the district court, Judge Brill, 8. L. Pierce
appearing for j. j. Egsn, who acted for Matt
soo in securing the Judgment, and 9. ID
O'Brien for Ma,tson and Preston in the effort
10 have the judgment set aside. After judg
ment Judge Brill took the case under advise
ment.
s. L. Pierce, as attorney for Harry b. May
all and Others, yesterday served papers upon
Mayor Rice aud C,ty Treasurer Renx. to eDj bin
the city from the collection of all assessments
IN de for grading Mt. Airy street from O'Niell
to Mississippi street, and from Fairview to
Broadway street. The assessment Is contest
ed upon the ground that it in fact covers
three distinct improvements, for each OF
which distinctive assessments should have
been made.
Mrs Lye Indignantly denies the allegations
of her husband e. v. Lye, noted in yesterday Is
GLOBE. Her side of the story is that Mr..
Lye has utterly failed TO support her and as q
means of livelihood she has rented q portion
of her house, but in a proper manner, and
that his accusations of in6delity are utterly
false. No warrant has been issued for her
and she fears none In fact, il there is to be
q warrant she says it will be for him rather
than from him.
The relative health OF the two cities OF st.
Paul and Minneapolis bids fair to become an
important factor with heads Of families in
tending to locate in one or TIE other of the
two cities. For such the weekly bulletins of
the national board of health are interesting.
From the bulletin for the week ending April L.
it appears the deaths in st. Paul were but IL
against SO in Minneapolis. As figures do not
lie, St Paul will have to acknowledge that the
mortality in Minneapolis is almost twice as
large as in g.. Paul.