Daily globe., 1883-07-21
CITY tGLOBULES.

City Treasurer Refs will to-day pay over
to street contractors about $4,000 for SER
vices,
The big warehouse on the corner of
Third and Broadway is being raised about
eight feet.
Sergeant Morgan reported last evening
an excellent drill from the new police
force who were detailed for that purpose.
The effiuvia arising from Wabashaw
street during its excavation is suggestive
of the fact that it is located over a filthy
sewer.
About $50 last evening Officer Cum
ming5 found the doors of j. NJ. Warmers
store on Third street wide open and notif-
ed the proprietor.
The property known as Rogers block on
West Third street adjoining Bridge square
was sold yesterday by Walter Mann to F.
Willius for $4,000.
W Fenton will preach on Bridge square
tomorrow at 10 a. m. and p. m. Sub
iect for morning-The impossible; for
the evening-Moral Suicide.
John Amling and F. Carper, two vag-
rants, were found by Officer Coll strolling
on the railroad track this morning at 9
o'clock, and run them up to the lookup.
ST. Anthony Hill cars will commence
running; to-day up and down WabasAaw
street. The University avenue cars will
run down WabashaW and up St. Peter
streets.
Assistant Chief Hilaebrand, of the fire
department, will move his headquarters to
engine house No. to-day, so that here
after there will be headquarters in both
central and lower portions of the city.
The remains of Charles Eichler were
buried yesterday afternoon from Turner
hall The members Of the fire depart
ment, the Turners,the German society and
the g. A, r. with the Great Western band
were inIattendance.
A series of scientific and health lectures
will be given during'nex week at the Opera
house by DR.. Hale, E. M. s., of Edinburgh
Scotland, and DR.. Kerstetter, of Cleveland
The lectures will cover topics of general
interest to the public from a sanitary
point Of view, and should be we'll patron
lied.
A fracas occurred in an eating house OF
the corner of Seventh and Cedar street yes
terday, during which colored waiter threw
a pan of hot grease full in the face of 6
person present. The police we're notified
and last evening were in hot pursuit of th
colored man, who instantly skipped 70
parts unknown.
Richard Burk and John Da Sept wer
arrested by Officer Rouleau at the uniol
depot yesterday on complaint of oon
ductor of the Milwaukee & st. Paul shor
tine. The parties refused to pay fare whe1
called on by the conductor, and when h
attempted to put them off the train one o
them drew a revolver and assaulted tn
conductor. They were locked up, and vii
have hearing this morning.
A delegate convention of all the EN-
pIoyes of the railway mail service, will b
held in st. Paul Sept. 18th prox. Capt
Bean, chief head clerk of the railway mai
service, is chairman of the committee OF
finance, and c. H. Bosworth, superintend
ent OF mails in the st. Paul postofice, i
chairman of the committee on entertain
ment. These two gentlemen are now max
ing preliminary arrangements in antici
patton Of large attendance. There vii
be a special train from Chicago, whic
will stop one day at the Dalles of the st
Croix, and Oh its arrival in st. Paul, tn
postal officials of this city will entertain
in manner already notable in st. Pau