St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-11
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

EF)W0 Objects UO-udy.
There seems to be a slight cessation Of ny
gienic hostilities at the capitol.
Capt. T. W. Gilleland, of Window, is pay
ing business visit to st. Paul.
Judgment was given the defendent in the
suit of Jechorn VS.. Jechorn in the district
court yesterday.
The war flags are now very neatly and per-
manently arranged in the war department at
the state capital.
It is thought the criminal trials by jury
will be reached in the district court by We'd
nesday Of this week.
The joint convention of the city council
and board Of public works elect a city en-
gineer at 3 o'clock to-day.
Special meeting of the city council will be
held at 2 o'clock this afternoon for the pur-
pose Of electing a city engineer.
Elaborate arrangements are being made
for the celebration of st. Patrick's day at
Armory hall next Monday evening.
Before Judge Nelson yesterday James In
graham pleaded guilty to selling liquor to
Indians, and was sentenced to fine of $50.
The steampipes and radiators at the capt.
tol are being overhauled Tor general repairs.
Pretty soon for building Of such youthful
years.
a hydrant burst at the corner Of Seventh
and Willius streets yesterday afternoon, and
gave the water board employees some active
business.
James Mcclure lifted a pair of boots from
an East Third street rubber store yesterday
afternoon, and was landed in a city hall cell
on the double quick.
John Willard stole buffalo robe from
cutter belonging to Griggs Bros, on the cor
ncr of Fifth and Robeft streets Yesterday,
and was hosted in by an officer.
D. j. Smith. of Hinckley, was before Uni
ted States Commissioner Cardozo yesterday,
on the charge Of selling liquor to Indians.
The examination resulted in his discharge.
The fifty-six tramps registered at the city
hall last night were mostly under the head
of laborers, the only departure therefrom be-
ing one book-keeper, one broker, and one
loafer.
State Librarian W. II. H. Taylor, received
yesterday the fourth volume of McCrarys Re-
port, Eight circuit U. s., Clark's Chancery
reports, and notes by N. G. Nook, and Cali
fornia reports Vol. 81.
Mr.. Henry Weber combines business and
pleasure. After buying a splendid line Of
spring and summer goods in New York for
his Wabashaw street store he attended Mardi
Gras in New Orleans, and returned yester-
day from that point.
The whereabouts of John R. Bennett, once
a lieutenant in the fifteenth u S. infantry
and in 1862 a captain in the third Minnesota
infantry regiment, is being earnestly sought
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of those under his command in the late war.
The committee on fire department of the
city council held q meeting last evening and
agreed to report in favor of gran ting per
mission to Griggs IL Foster to rebuild with
wood the warehouse on the corner of Third
and Broadway, that was burned two or three
Sundays ago.
A requisition was recently granted by
Gov. Hubbard to the governor Of one Of the
Atlantic states, for the arrest of a murderer,
supposed to be hiding in Minnesota, but as
no warrant has been returned as to whether
the search was successful it is not considered
proper to give names.
Joseph Endrehs, formerly coachman in
the employ of Mr.. Chas. H. Lineau, skipped
out Saturday, taking SIS in cash, suit of
clothes and gold ring belon ging to the fam
lily. He also cashed check for $24, made
payable to Rabhsly, the butcher, the check
having been given him to settle meat bill.
While the 7:15 d. m. train from Minneap-
OLSON the Short Line yesterday had just
drawn up at Merriam Park junction
switch engine came tearing down into the
yard at high rate of speed and striking an
empty freight car on side track drove the
end car into the center of the car, badly
wrecking portion Of it, besides doing up
portion of the tender into a cooked hat.
The plans and specifications for grading
and paving Third street, from Wabashaw
street to the Seven corners being in readiness
the board of public works have taken meas
ures to hold a seance with President Lowry,
Of the street railway, in reference to putting
in double track on that portion of Third
street, or in reference to disseminating the
track on that portion Of the street altogether
as has been rumored as possible.
Katie Reichman, the unfortunate German
girl mentioned on Sunday as having gone
insane on account of the perfdy of her
seducer, was eXamaned at the probate court
rooms yesterday morning by the physicians,
and ordered sent to st. Peter, where she was
taken in the afternoon. She was in a very
deirous condition having grown rapidly
worse since her incarceration in the jail and
the physicians attributed her condition to
both desertion and homesickness.
Cleveland, Ohio, Plain Dealer Bishop
Spaulding, of Peoria, Illinois; Bishop Ire
land, of St. Paul, Minnesota, and W. j. Ona-
han, of Chicago, president of the American
Catholic Colonization society, passed through
the city last night on their way to Buffalo.
They were received at the union depot by
the Annunciation Knights of St. John,
Knights of Father Mathew, Knights of st.
Malachi, the st, Malachi's T. A. B. society
and were serenaded by the Knights OF
Pythias band.
gentleman sitting in sleigh in front of
the Grand Opera house, with rather of loose
hold on the reins, had his horse started yes
terday afternoon by some debris being thrown |
into the street by the workmen engaged on |
the improvements commenced thereon, and !
was capsized in the twinkling of an eye in |
the roadbed. The establishment after mar
rowly escaping collision with a couple of |
street cars on the corner of Fourth and Wa
bashaw streets, was brought to a standstill by
an intrepid pedestrian who jumped out from
the walk just above the American house and
seized the animal by the head.