Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-11
ClII GLO6SEES.

hOSDitalltleS last nlgnt, anu Me10 SNc-''N-N~
about the station, thick as lice IL Egypt.
Gov. Hubbard received the resignation
of James NJ. McKeIvey, yesterday, OF the
judgeship OF the Seventh judicial district
Owen Jones, one of the employees at the
METROPOLITAN, lost an oyercoat yesterday
1t was e bad day for overccats. They were
needed.
The storm was rather too much for the
big electric light on Bridge square, only
one Of the glims showing any life last
evening.
About 2:30 o'clock yesterday morning a
buffalo robe was stolen out of Classon's
hack while standing il front of McLeod's |
restaurant.
Hon. Charles Z. Berry, Of Winona, was
appointed by Gov. Hubbard yesterday az
. znerlvec Of the state board Of corrections
and charities.
The contract for additional cell room
for The city hall has been awarded to Ma
ior Hall for S2,461, he being the lowest
bidder. The addition is to enclose ten
cells.
Articles Of incorporation Of the church
OOUIl. Oh new SdIioSlols NS4S LII 49, SNA@
register of deeds Office yesterday, and were
signed by Bishop Grace and Father Ia
YCux.
William Shanheeder, the youthful robber
who broke into Mr.. Culbertson's house on
Summit avenue, was before the municipal
court yesterday, and his case Was continued
till the 14th.
The late Abner Hurd Of Byron, father-in-
law of Samuel Nichols, clerk of the Su-
preme court, had at the time of his death
forty grandchildren and twenty-six great
grandchildren.
The northerly one-third Of lots 1 and .,
block %, ST. Paul proper, upon which is
Vim. Delaney's saloon, on the corner OF
Robert and Fourth streets, was sold yester-
day for $27,5G0.
The precaution of not allowing more
than two light vehicles upon the weak
span of the bridge at the same time was
confined yesterday, but otherwise there
vas 10 detention Of travel.
Insurance Commissioner A. Z. McGill
has gone to Des Moines, Iowa, to meet the
officers Of the state board Of insurance OF
Illinois, Oh business III which the two
states have mutual interest.
The Mennerchor has selected Prof.
Kerker as q musical director, and under
his leadership She society has commenced
rehearsing Tor the coming season, and will
bring out some new attractions.
Jerry Smith, q plain, pnvarnished drunk,
was borne to the station house by Officer
Statz last night, as Anchises was borne
from the Trojan ruins. He was nicely
tucked in bed to dream The happy hours
away, by way OF preface to his appearance
in court this morning.
N. Kennedy and his wife, together with
l.. Kennedy, the son, were before the uu-
nicipal court yesterday on q charge Of
fighting and general disor6erly conduct.
The father appeared to be the least dis
turbed and the least to blame for the whole
affair. He was therefore discharged, while
the wife and son were both held IN bonds
of 500 each to keep the peace.
John A. French. a confirmed topper,
Yrestled with sour mash all Of yesterday,
and laid himself out for sleep on one of
the city highways. Els presence was dis
covered by Officer Haupt, who rendered
the inebriate more luxurious accommoda-
tions, supplied by the city to those who
fall by the wayside. He will explain his
position this morning in the municipal
court.
From an advertisement in to-day's paper
it will be seen that the city will receive
proposals until the 18th inst. for the sale
of the large brick building situate On the
property recently purchased for park
AID. Van Slyke says it VIII be a rare chance
to get a good building for little money
if you have some place to put lt-but that
at present it is IN the way OF his vases and
swans.
DR.. Wheaton, county physician, IN re-
spouse to a GLOBE reporter, said that IL
view of the recent development of three
cases Of smallpox at the st. Paul house
an extra watch was being kept over al
parts Of the city, for the appearance o.
other cases, but none had been discovered
or reported as yet. The three men re-
moved 10 The pest house from the st. Pau
house are doing we'll.
A report was circulated yesterday very
generally to the effect that A. q. Wide
had sold his residence on Woodward avenue
to the Northern Pacific railroad for $40,
OO0 The railroad company need the rea
portion of the property for railroad pur
poses. but Mr.. Wilder would not let tina
part of the property go as it would dam
age and mar the whole Of it, 1t is reporte'
therefore that the railroad company too
the whole of it for the sum named above
As Mr.. Wilder is in New York city, wher
the contract was made if consummated
ell, the report could not be verified.
The Ramsey county jail was yesterday
for the first day, in the management of tn
new sheriff, Judge Henry OGorman. Th
Judge has appointed R. o. Strong secretar
and deputy, and Daniel O'Connor an
Reuben Clewett, deputies. The new sheri
was busy all day examining the cells ant
generally the whole of the interior of tn
jail, for the purpose of ascertaining tn
exact situation Of affairs, and learnin
what kind Of an institution he had com
into possession of. His appointments ar
regarded as judicious, and such as Wi
give the community confidence in hi
ability to run the jail as it should be ruI
Several weeks ago it was reported tina
Albert Armstrong had purchased lots 5 an
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