St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-03
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

AS the cockneyite would say, yesterday
was chilly, hot and muggy.
Sheriff Mertz, of Crow Wing county, called
upon Sheriff O'Gorman yesterday.
A lot of additional seats have been pro
cured to accommodate Rice park visitors.
The American house had its formal open
ing under its new lessee; Wilson, last even
ing.
The street force were paid 81, 1914 yesterday
and the sewer department S551, being July
salaries.
The probate court room, in Union block,
is fitted up with rail to keep the frequenters
off the tables of the clerks and out of the
vault.
Deputy Sheriff Cluett had his new Smith d
Wesson revolver handed him by County Au-
ditor McCardy, he having picked it up near
the court house.
Detective Ahern was the recipient OF
present from friend yesterday of SO
Colt revolver of forty-one calibre, and an
elegantly finished weapon.
The divorce case of Catherine P. Burns
against jeremiah Burns, alias Jeremiah Bur-
gen, was heard and taken under consdera-
Con by Judge Brill yesterday.
a loan Of $40, 900 was negotiated by the
--Alnty authorities yesterday. The funds
we're borrowed from the German National
American bank for period of sixty days
Sheriff O'Gorman appointed John o'Don-
reh deputy cherif yesterday to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation of Dan
JO'Conner to take position on the city de-
tective force.
Sheriff H. L. Richardson, of Olmstead
county, lodged Webster Roster in the peni-
Tertiary at Saltwater yesterday to serve out
sentence of two wears for assault with dan
gerous weapon with intent to do great bodily
harm.
Mrs Fogg, a colored lady with long and
ready tongue, came into court yesterday and
swore warrant for the arrest of a gentle
man named Ed Allen. She charged him
with stealing couple of razors and pair
of shoes.
The following plats were approved yester-
terday by the plat commissioners: Dawson's
Encouragement Of block 6S, Banning g.
divers addition to st. Paul; Munro's sub
division Of lot II, Moss out lots; Brookside,
DelnP part Oh WHAT Is COHlluOulg hHO"n DO
Hoyt's out lots.
While riding on his pony down Maria
avenue yesterday afternoon a lad named
VIM. Bunhof ran into lady, Mrs. Brown,
knocking her down and she had a very mar
row escape from serious injury. Luckily,
she was only stunned. Officer Mahoney
arrested the lad and the case will be heard
tomorrow.
Mr.. r. s. Munger received telegram yes
terday from the manager Of his Dakota farm,
saying that the recent hail storm had resulted
most disasterously to the wheat crops OF
southern Dakota. Luckily the wheat farm
owned By Mr.. Munger escaped with but
slight damage.
The Iron Moulders' union will give a
moonlight river excursion on the G. b.
Knapp and barges, on Tuesday, Aug. II.
Boat leaves the levee from the foot Of jack
son street at 8 p. n. Good music ind dane
ing will be . portion of the entertain mcnt
Tickets 80 cents.
Officer George L. Simons rendered his
resign alton 70 Chief Clark last evening on
account of laneness. He was injured in the
leg while on the force once before, and
thought he had permanently recovered, until
crying the work again. AS there are about
100 applications for position on the 70 re
there will be no trouble to fill the vacancy
Considerable excitement was occasoned
Mt city hall yesterday afternoon by q tele-
phone message saying that two men had
been drowned while swimming in the ,yicin-
ity of the railroad bridge. Coroner Quinn
drove out to the location, but an investiga-
ton did not result in the discovery of any
thing and the report is regarded as canard.
Messrs. Ware 81 Malcolm. the grocers on
the corner of Dayton and Western avenues,
met with serious accident yesterday. While
their man was delivering goods he left the
horse, attached to a wagon loaded with
goods, standing in the street. The horse
started to move Off though not very fast, but
few boys who were near frightened him
and he ran away, smashing the vehicle and
scattering the goods all along the avenue.
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York, Pa, Daily, states that in a severe attack
of neuralgia, by rubbing the parts affected
and saturatng piece Of flannel with st.
Jacobs OIL the great pain-cure, once only,