St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-22
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

The thermometer stood forty degrees above
zero yesterday.
City Treasurer Refs on yesterday disbursed
s26, 495, being interest on city bonds.
A dangerous excavation is reported to ex-
list at the corner of st. Peter and Martin
streets.
State Auditor Braden sold 700 acres of
at $500 per acre.
Detective John O'Connor is expected to
return to-day. having in custody the abscond-
ing agent of Perkins, Lyons 81 Co.
Messrs. McAlpin and Barnes are both in
active training for the forthcoming contest,
and they are both hopeful of success.
The Central Blaine and Logan club hold
no meeting on Thursday evening, Pfeiffer's
hall being occupied by the st. Francis fair.
The poll lists of the several wards and pre-
cincts were opened yesterday, and the judges
of election report large number Of regis
trations.
The number of voters registered up to date
in the First precinct of the Third ward is
352, and in the Second precinct of the same
ward 219.
The probate court yesterday granted the
widow of Adam Gotzian an allowance of
$1,000 year while the estate of her husband
is being settled.
Mrs. Dunn, residing at No. 40S Rosabel
street, reported at police headquarters yes
terday that her nine-year-old boy had run
away from home last Thursday.
u. 1f
Chicago D. 1. Sweeney was in the city yes
terday, and looked over the department here
in company with Chief Black.
Lucky Baldwin, first pipeman of chem
zeal engine No. /, made a misstep on the
stairs at central fire hall, on Monday even
ing, and seriously sprained his ankle.
One of the novelties in the window of a
Third street confectionery store is a hand
some young lady pulling candy. AS to sweet
ness it is a draw between her and the tally.
Dudley Lawrence was arrested yesterday,
at the instance Of Anna Rosenmitz, on the
charge Of bastardy. City physician DR..
Ancker sent the girl to the hospital and the
case will be settled.
the Republicans will hold a mass meetin G
at Market hall on Friday evening, at which
the several clubs are invited to be present.
An address will be delivered by Gen. James
II Baker, and Dicks band will furnish mu-
sic
The back pension Of St. Paul widow was
received at the adjutant generals Office yes
tcrday, amounting to SO, $50. Since apply
ing for The pension the lady has remarked,
which cuts her off from any future help from
Uncle Sam.
T. NJ. Roberts on yesterday swore out q
warrant against Lyle, the Jackson street
jeweler, on the charge Of assault and battery
He claims that Lytle knocked him down and
kicked him, his face and hands showing evi.
dence of bad punishment.
DR.. Hand called on Mayor O'Brien yester-
day and consultation was had with regard
to securing maps of the water and sewerage
systems of St Paul to be placed ON exhibit
ton at the forthco ming Worlds Fair, at New
Orleans. II was decided to take the neces-
sary steps for securing the maps.
A still alarm of fire was received at Central
fire hall at 7:10 last evening, the building,
AL st, Peter street. owned by Thomas card
and occupied by Johnson d. Mahoney as q
plumbing shop and store, the store having
caught fire in the shop in the rear from the
charcoal in soldering pot. The fire was
put out with the hand chemicals of No. l
truck, before doing much damage.
Backache is banished by st. Jacobs Oil,
the most remarkable medicine ever dis