Daily globe., 1883-08-16
CITY GLOBULES.

The mayors Office has been decorated
by a new telephone.
The city treasurer disbursed $4,000
yesterday in payment for work on the
iron span of the bridge.
Mrs. Jane Brown was examined in the
probate court yesterday on the charge of
insanity and found not insane.
Fourteen judgments against the city
were satisfied in the district court yester-
day, the total amount being $4,000.
Under the building ordinance all house
movers are required to take out special
license, the permits being issued by the
mayor.
An attachment was sworn out yesterday
in the case of the st. Paul, Minneapolis
u Manitoba railroad against Micheal To-
bin, to secure debt of $1,000.
Two fellows were arrested last night for
breaking in the windows of a saloon
on Seventh street. One of them gave his
name as Mcdonald, but the other would
not tell his name.
Four hundred car wheels for the Oregon
end of the Northern Pacific road arrived at
Duluth yesterday. These railroad supplies
have heretofore gone around by water but
Will hereafter go across by rail.
J. R. Wood, of Morrison county, was
before United States Commissioner Cor
dozo yesterday on the charge of trespass-
ing on timber land, He gave 5000 bail
for his appearance at the next term of
court.
decision was rendered by Judge Brill
yesterday in the case of Sherwood Kough
against the city Of st. Paul. The court
confirmed the assessment at issue as to lot
No. and annulled the assessment as to
lot Nos.
The st. Paul Academy of Natural
Sciences, ladies' committe in charge, will
be pleased to see The friends of the acad-
emy and the public generally Oh this, Thurs
day, afternoon from to O'clock at their
rooms, 554 Wabashaw street.
Ramaley's pivilion at White Bear lake,
was the scene last night Of a magnificent
display of fireworks, which was enjoyed by
an immense number of spectators. The
dancing programme was also unusually
fine and a high time was had all around.
A special meeting of the council
has been called by Mayor
Mayor OBrien for 5 o'clock this afternoon,
to hear the report of the special committee
appointed to arrange programme for
the reception in this city of the Willard
party and the Northern Pacific railroad
officials.
About 10 o'clock yesterday! morning
Andrew Mohan, employed on the Wann
building, Third and Wacouta streets, was
struck by a falling derrick and qrite
seriously injured about the back and head.
He was removed to his boarding house.
No. 483, WabPshaw street, and attended by
DR.. Quinn who pronounced no bones bro
Ken.
Chas. Stanley limped into the police
court yesterday afternoon and swore out a
warrant for the arrest of Mathew Cuff, on
the charge of assault with intent to do great
bodily harm. Stanley claims that while
engaged in painting a house on Rando
street, Cuff knocked ladder from under
him, causing him to fall fifteen or twenty
feet. When seen by a GLOBE reporter he
was very badly used up.
John A. Doane, Esq , one of the oldest
business men Of North Adams, Mass, in
company with his nephew, W. II. Adams
of Minneapolis, were visiting old friends
and looking over st. Paul on Tuesday. Mr..
Doane and his estimable wife are stopping
at Minneapolis for several weeks on thei1
first visit to the great northwest, having
been absent from home visiting in Michi-
gan and Iowa during the past month. Mr.
Doane is one of those bright, genial and
social gentleman, whose presence would
remind any New England born westernel
of things as they FUSED to was" where he
was Graded.
Attention, Mechanics and Workingmen