St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-30
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

A 81, 3OS back pension for an Arlington
veteran was received at the adjutant gener
ais Office yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Clewett took John Baxter
sentenced to one year and two months IL
the penitentiary for larceny, to saltwater yes
terday.
Mrs. A. E. Dewitt, the head of the popular
millinery house on the corner of Seventh
and Broadway, has gone east for a spring
stock of goods.
meeting of the committee on police vii
be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
at which the proposed telegraph alarm system
will be fully considered.
The examination for confirmation at St
Paul's German, church, corner OF Eleventh
and Minnesota streets, will take place this
morning at $50 o'clock.
A special meeting of the board of educa-
cation will be held tomorrow evening al
7:30 o'clock, for receiving and acting upon
bids for moving buildings.
Bottom" the weaver, represented by
Fred E. Powers, at the Higd school dramatics
at Yesterdays matinee was presented with a
bouquet by his admiring friends.
Officer Call arrested man at half past
twelve this morning, who assumed to be an
Iowa detective. He had star, a pistol,
handouts and $40. He was locked up.
The Minnesota g. Northwestern railroad on
yesterday fled their acceptance with city
Clerk Prendergast of the railroad ordinance
granting the right of way in West st, Paul.
Col. Thomas H. Ruger, Eighteenth infant
~, commanding the district of Montana,
called Upon Gen. Terry at the latter's head
quarters yesterday.
Col. R. P. Hughes, of Gen. Terry's staff,
has gone to Yankton for the purpose of in
specting the money accounts Of the army
discussing officers at that point.
Capt. Ed. s. Bean, at the close of the
drill of his laurel-winning squad at the Grand
last evening, was the recipient of a beaut-
full bou quet of flowers in the form of a bas-
ket
A lady on Wabashaw street while using
camphor applications for rheumatism yester-
day, and standing near q stove to heat it in,
was badly burned by the vapor therefrom ig-
hitting.
Philip Porter, the arrested poker house pro-
prietor, was bailed out of the city hall at mid
night, the funds for the purpose looking as
though they had been Clipped in for the oc-
casion.
1t was healthy night for Sherman's bum
mers at the Grand last night and in addition
to other plumber they led off with donkey,
and brought up their rear rank with quanti-
ties of pigs and poultry.
Judge Brill admitted VIM. Dewitt, held for
appearance before the next grand jury for
Indictment for perjury, to bail yesterday in
the sum of $3.50 with j. G. McDonnelly and
G. j. Mccarthy as sureties.
Frank L. Lloyd was complained of by his
wife last evening for beating her, and he was
arrested and locked up by Capt Brizette,
and Officer Mcbride also brought in F. G.
Patterson for the same offense.
Chief Clark arrested Frank Howard and
Philip Porter at $50 last evening for keep
ing gambling house over Snelrs saloon on
Seventh street, and brought them to the city
hall, where Howard gave bail in the sum of
$50, and Porter was locked mp.
In order to accommodate the United
States taxpayers at Minneapolis. Hon.
VIM. Bickel, collector of internal revenue,
has arranged that all taxes due May 1, may
be paid ct Hush's bank, that city, commenc-
ing, April Is. Licenses Will also be issued
from the same place.
Michael Swallow, Ft. Smelling soldier. got
80 much "mountain dew on his wings that
he paused on his homeward way near Stall
mans brewery, last evening, where he be-
came so boisterous and profane that he was
arrested by Officer Ringwald and was Gagged
up in city hall cell.
Fast and furious driving has commenced
again across Wabashaw from the streets that
enter it, and there were several narrow es-
capes yesterday on the part OF pedestrians
from being run dow n, two of which occurred
at Seventh street. few arrests and heavy
fines would be wholesome lesson for this
increasing crowd of reckless Jehus.
The new German banking institution,
organized by Hon. VIM. Bickel, Mr.. E. AL
brecht and others, will start about the mid
die of May, with a subscribed capital of
$4,000 1t is expected that the new bank
Will be located on Wabashaw street The
1ncorporators have received numerous appli-
cations from experienced bankers residing
in this and other cities asking for positions
Two incipient fires, both of them undoubt-
edly incendary, were put out on Friday night
by Officer Charles Haupt. The first occurred
at 9:15 o'clock in the rear of the Monte
Christie saloon on Fifth street, and the second
at midnight in the rear of Lanigan's barber
shop on Robert street. The odor of kerosene
was plainly perceptible in both instances,
leaving no doubt as to the incendiary origin
of both blazes.
A private letter from the st. James stock
farms, conducted by G. NJ. Weston & Son is
of an exceedingly cheerful tenor, and from it
we give an extract: Spring is opening I'D
finely with US, and we have every prospect of
a fine season for crops. Snow is all gone,
and the air is dry, warm and pleasant. Our
stock have come through the win ter looking
as though they had not heard of the cold
wheather, and we have not had single
death.
See Kavonooh eoInmn this rnorpin1