St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-16
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

Two new book cases were added to the
State Historical rooms at the Capitol yester-
day.
Judge Simons finally adjourned his end Of
the May term of the district court sine die on
Saturday.
Chief Black, of the fire department, has
returned from flying trip to Milwaukee and
Chicago.
Officer Van Chollette, OF the police force,
resigned yesterday and Edmund c. Daniels
was appointed to fill the vacancy.
The sale of delinquent taxes for the First,
Second and Third wards in front of the
county Jail yesterday was not very heavily
attended.
The steamer st. Paul of the Davidson line,
will arrive at noon to-day from st. Louis
and leave for down river points at O'Clock
this afternoon.
Hamline university will open for the fall
and winter terms on the 23d inst. Prof.
Mearkle, teacher of mathematics, has been
added to the faculty.
The parish school connected with st. Paul's
German Evangelical church, Eleventh and
Minnesota streets, was opened yesterday
with an attendance of fifty pupils.
J. w. Osland was arrested last evening on
charge of stealing two photograph albums
and watch from a man named Peterson on
the corner of Fifth and Minnesota streets.
pocket book containing some sma
change was found on Jackson street by Off
Ger McFetridge last night. The owner can
recover the same at city hall on proving
property.
The officers had their hands full last night
bringing into the city hall big strapping
fellow from West st. Paul, who gave his
name as Richard Richardson. They finally
landed him safely.
The work on the Union depot is going
ahead now with a good degree of rapidity,
and everything looks favorable for the
structure being under cover SO that it can be
made comfortable for the winter.
At meeting Of the old settlers of Rams ey
county, held yesterday in the Office of City
Attorney Murray, it was decided to attend
the reunion of old settlers to be held in Still
water on the 18th inst. The st. Paul con-
tingent will reach saltwater at 2 p. IN.
Margaret Bradley, the incorrigible woman
in black, took up her quarters in q saloon
on Eagle street at mignight and would not
decamp on orders, showing fight. She was
arrested as drunk and dIsorderly and made
the city hall ring with her yells far into the
morning hours,
Particulars of the fire at 2 o'clock yester-
day morning, an account of which appeared
in the current issue of the GLOBE, shows
that the residence of Maj. Frank
Burnham, No. S77 Beach street, was dam
aged to the extent Of $500. The origin of
the fire has not been ascertained.
About 9:30 O'Clock yesterday morning a
buggy containing Rev. Father Gallagher
and young man, collided with a rig driven
by lady, at the corner of Fou rth and Wa
bashaw streets, and was overturned The
young man held onto the lines and was
dragged across the street, sustai ming painful
injuries The buggy was also somewhat
damaged
Coleman McDonough the man of the
house,, Patrick Flaherty and Edward Wal
lace had grand jubilee at the residence of
the former, corner OF Third and CONNER
cial streets, late last evening when they be-
came involved in a weighty argument which
resulted in n broth of fight. Officer Hanft
charged in upon the irate Conomaras and
they were carted to the city hall and put in
the pen.