St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-12

The Parker Gun club met lasG nlSnI anu
arranged for coming sports.
Division No. 3, \. o. H., will meet on
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Aldermanic candidates in the Fifth ward
are as thick as flies in summer time
There are now upwards of $4,000 worth
of books in the Minneapolis law library.
Complaints are made of depredations Of
clothes line thieves near the state university.
Granite blocks are being delivered for
paving Second street and Second avenue
south
The usual Good Friday services were held
in the Episcopal and Catholic churches yes
terday.
Work in excavating for the new Harmonic
hall, on South Third street, is progressing
rapidly.
The GLOBE is authenticity informed that
most Of the old police officers will be re-
tanned.
The teachers of the public schools will
meet at the high school building this
morning.
John Murphy, an cast side blacksmith, suf-
fers a crushed right hand. A portion OF the
member has been amputated.
The funeral of George Bugbce will occur
from the family residence, ,209 First avenue
north, on Sunday at p. m.
The board of water commissioners viii
hold an adjourned session this evening, at
which Mayor Pillsbury will preside.
Mayor Pillsbury states that all police APP
pointments viii be ready for confirmation at
the next meeting of the city council.
One of Peck's bad boys, named Robert
Simpson, was sent to the Reform school yes
tcrday by his honor of the municipal court.
The work in excavating South Washington
avenue preparatory to the viaduct under the
railway crossing is progressing quite rapidly.
The new board of bank commissioners
will meet this afternoon and effect an Or
ganization and prepare for the years work,
John Mckinney will be given an eXamina-
ton to-day upon the charge of entering the
residence of s. j. Barlow and stealing boots,
etc.
Applications have been received at depart
ment headquarters for Grand Army of the
Republic posts at Pelican Rapids and Lin
wood.
The municipal court only held forenoon
session yesterday owing to its being Good
Friday The criminal business alone was
disposed Of
Mr.. Boynton's young peoples class of the
church Of the Redeemer helda pleasant social
last evening" at the residence of A. Paris
No. 1914 Royalston avenue.
In the case of Cora A. Garvana against
the city and Lowe Emerson for $25, 900, the
jury on Thursday night returned sealed
verdict, giving the plaintiff $4,000.
Licenses to wed were issued yesterday to
John Gogolya and Mary Herring, Peder
Johnson and Martha Johnson, Henry j.
Gelugctens and Florence Cardicivelli.
The National Rifles of Washington, two
companies of twenty each, will be at Lake
Minnetonka for one week, commencing
June u, and will be quartered at Hotel La
fayette.
A drunken man was arrested last night for
breaking into Goodnow Il Hawley's lumber
Office and stealing a rubb er coat and "a pair
OF shoes. He was too drunk to give his
name.
Fred. Archibald, grocery clerk, took an
overdose of aconite to relieve a cold He was
quite near passing in his checks, and would
have done so had not physician come to
his aid.
Yesterday morning. Johnny, the ten year
old son of a. G. Jordon, recent managing
editor of the Tribune, now manager of the
Fargo Republican, died at the residence of his
grandmother in Excelsior.
The market gardeners will meet at the city
market to-day Tor the purpose of settling the
embroglio over the disposition of stands. The
new ordinance is now in vogue and it is not
probable that farther difficulty will be ex-
perienced
The larger children of the Sheltering Arms
will be present at the Easter celebration of
the Sunday school of ST. Marks church, to-
morrow. On Monday afestival will be given
them at their home,
H. L. Johnson reports that burglars at
tempted to enter his residence at No. 1920
South Ninth street, by removing huge
pane of glass. Fortunately they were fright
ed away before they had gained entrance.
The NelrS Letter facetiously stated that Ed
A. Stevens would have much to say respect
ing the present administration, and now.
Ell. IS donicile is bombarded daily by clam
orous lot Of Office seekers, who wink and say:
sect me on the police force and I'll make it
all right"
a decision was filed yesterday in the case
OF Julius Henning against G. c. Zeigler and
William Chandler, the plaintiff getting
Judgment in the sum of S140.15 against
Zeigler for labor performed on a brick build
ing belonging TO Chandler. of which Zeigler
was the contractor.
Four burglars broke into the residence of
John Orth, Jr., on the East side early yester-
, day morning. Mr.. Orth vas awakened and
he confronted the maraude RS with Il revolver,
when they scampercd for the street. Mr..
Ortiz sent four bullets after them without ap-
parent effect. They stole nothing.
DR.. Warehouse, of Mich. gan, has organiz-
ed a hospital at Minneapolis on the member
ship plan. Each member purchases ticket
which entities him to all the benefits of the
institution, including me dical treatment,
of nursing in case of Sickness, free of all
further expenses for peri Cd of one year.
1t is a system now in succe ssful operation in
Eastern cities.
John Donlin, brakem an employed on
the Manitoba road, caught his foot in
"frog'' last Thursday night and before he
could eXtricate it, the cans which he was
about coupling came together and two
wheels passed over the foot crushing it so
badly as to need amputsGion The injured
man was yesterday removed to his home in
West st. Paul.
Males, Simpson and Walters, the three
lads arrested on Wednesday upon the charge
of stealing quantity Of blankets, old har-
ness and the like, were arraigned in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday. Males and Walters
waived an examination and were held to the
grand jury, and in default of bonds in S70Q