Daily globe., 1883-08-31
CITY GLOBULEs.

John Campbell, patient at ST. Joseph |
hospital, died yesterday from typhoid
fever.
Two back pension allowances were re-
ceived by Adjutent General Hawley yester-
day, aggregatipg $4,000.
On Monday next the po5tofice will be
closed until o'clock, p. m, after which
one delivery and one collection will be
made.
Gov. Hubbard received a.Ietter yesterday
from a. NJ. Radclif, architect, of st. Paul,
inclosing $50 check for the Rochester
sufferers.
"Parson" Davis and Jim Mace are ex-
pected to arrive in st. Paul tomorrow.
They give an exhibition at Market hall
on Monday night.
Albrecht, Lanpher & Finch have brought
suit against the American Express COM
pany to replevin forty-fv large and nine
small bear skins.
An incorrogible boy named Achilles was
before the municipal court yesterday after
noon as a candidate for the reform school.
H was committed.
TIE hues in the chimneys of the new
market house having proved very faulty,
the same is in progress.
Mr.. Chas. McGee, principal of the Van
Buren, school, has returned from visit to
Milwaukee and other cities, where he has
been spending his vacation.
The DR.. Bosanko Medicine company
have sent fifty gross of DR.. Bosan kos
standard remedies to J. R. Hafin, Mime
apohs, to be given away free at the fair.
special meeting of the Irish national
league will be held in the old court house
al 8 O'clock On Sunday afternoon, to ar
range for the reception Of Thomas Bren-
nan, The ex-home secretary.
4 match game of base ball has been ar
ranged between nine from the Mime
apolis police force and picked nine from
the coppers Of st. Paul. 1t will be played
il the former city next Wednesday.
John Paul. patient at the county hos
pitai, died yesterday from consumption
He has been i'll for three weeks and is sup
posed 10 have no relatives in ST. Paul, The
remains were taken in charge by MCCARTHY
i Donneny.
An engine on the short liae railroa5 ]
collided with COW near the Fort street
crossing yesterday morning, and the latter
it is safe to say. never knew what struck
it. 4 spectator of the affair states that
the slaughter of the animal Was due tc
c2re!essness.
Mr.. Edward Mckinney on yesterday
rented the first store in his WabashaV
street block, now in process of completion
The lucky man to secure the handsome
store was Clarence McLain, the Third
street merchant, whom it is understood il
to conduct wholesale and retail cigar anG
tobacco trade i'll the new place.
A large illustrated volume comprising
the geneology of the Goodrich family O
Great Britain, the Canadas and the United
States has been purchased and received BY
the Minnesota State Historical society anC
placed in their rooms at the capt. oil
Among the prominent, among the man!
members of this family in this state il
Judge Goodrich of st. Paul.
Fred Moot and John Carr, of Zumbrota
were arraigned before Commissioner Car
dozo yesterday on the charge of counter
feiting. When arrested twenty-six spuri
GUS half and dollar coins were found upol
Moot, aud three dies were found in tn
possession of Carr. The coins Wer
wretchedly executed, but they may no
have been finished. The men were held il
in $4,000 each and committed
Mr.. Geo. W. H. Bell has commenced
juit in the district court and applied fo
an Injunction against the city, to gail
possession and restrain the city from ex
tending upon tract of land claimed b,
the plaintiff and situated in West st. Paul
The tract is a rectangular piece of lant
thirty-three feet wide and AGO feet il
length, and is located in blocks Nos 50 an,
10 in West st. Paul. The land has beel
taken by the city in the widening of Bsr
tha street
A letter was received by Governor Stod
dard yesterday from Hon. j. B. Grinnell
of Grinnell, Iowa, stating that he had JUS
honored the governors draft for 5000 TO
the relief of the Minnesota cyclone suffer
ers, but that the contribution was from
the people of Grinnell collectively instead
of from himself personally, as had beer
previously reported. He further write
that $3.50 more was contributed at th,
morning service in the Congregations
church in that city last Sabbath and tha
they hope to add to it enough to make III
the sum of $500,