St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-24
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

The internal revenue collections for the past
week amounted to S6,511.
A meeting Of the Crusaders society will be held
at 80 o'clock this afternoon.
A man who rides or walks over Dakota avenue
nowadays knows how it Is himself.
''Honk" has opened little handbook Of bar
Der shop between Robert and jackson, on Fourth
street.
The lecture Of Miss Starr will take place at st.
Josephs academy at ) O'Clock tomorrow after
noon.
The funeral Of the late Alderman Fischer viii
take place at , 80 this afternoon, from the late
residence Of the deceased.
The city treasurer commenced the payment
yesterday OF street contracts, aggregating the
handsome of S125,OOO.
Residents Of St. Anthony hill who desire ser
vice pipe connections should make application
at the water office at once, connections
will be made after October.
meeting of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
will be held at their hall, corner of Third and
jackson streets next Wednesday evening, when
1t is expected that matters of Importance will be
discussed.
The fast mail service is more than meeting ex-
pections. Letters which left New York on the
2lst at 3:4O IN. arrived in st. Paul yesterday at
B 80 O'Clock p. m, and were distributed III the
post Office at 3 40 o'clock.
Manager Tuthil, of the Minneapolis Base Bal
club, was in ST. Paul last evening visiting around
generally. He has confidence in the great game
and thinks next year will be successful one fol
the national game.
The remains Of the late Lewis Harrington
reached ST. Paul Saturday forenoon, and by
the four o'clock train on the II. 81 D. r. II. were
taken to Hutchinson where the funeral will take
place at O'Clock to-day.
young fellow named j. II. Oleson and CIR
named Minnie Franklin were caught skyarking
IN yard on Fifth street, Jackson, last
night and as the copper thought they had de-
signs on ordinance No. 10, he ran them both in
Judge Lochren, of Minneapolis, of the district
court Of Hennepin county, will preside at the
adjourned special term Of the Ramsey county
court at : O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, for the
hearing of the case of Judge w. Wilken against
the city of ST. Paul.
DR.. Frank B. Newoll, held by the municipal
court for appearance before the next grand jury
for larceny from the person of one Mclleath, was
admitted to bail in the special term OF the dis
trict court yesterday in the sum OF $500 with
VIM Z. Davidson and John Bell as surcties.
While at work on the German Catholic church
in course of erection on West Seventh street,yes
terday afternoon, u mechanic named John Casey
fell from the roof. distance of sixteen feet and
received number of painful bruises, although il
is thought no bones were broken. He was con-
veyed to St. Joseph's hospital
Mr. w. o. Lodge, brothern-law of McAfTee
alias Moore, confined in the county Jail oil
the charge of bigamy, received an anonymous
postal card YESTERDAY from Baltimore, saying
that McATee deserted young wife and baby il
that city, and that the latter had returned last
spring to her parrnts in Germany.
d. f. Reese was admitted to practice in tn,
courts of Minnesota at the session of the specia
term of the district court yesterday, Judge Bril-
presiding, on the presentation OF certificates from
the supreme court or Illinois, and on motion o.
l.. f. Pierce, Esq. lie has opened an Office il
st. Paul at rooms Is and 20, No. 430 Wabashav
street, as ID. f. Reese " Co.
Mr. Fred. S. Bryant, assistant northwestern
freight agent OF the Chicago, Milwaukee & st
Paul road, has purchased of c. w. Williams, o
ossian, Ia, four year old brown FLY named
'May." She was sired by Mambrno Boy, he
dam being by Mambrino Patchen. She is a yer,
promising animal and is of good size standn,
about 1874 hands, and fine breeding.
A sad case came to the attention of the police
yesterday AFTERNOON. About three o'clockt the
attention Of officer Boerner was called to the &C
tions Of u drunken blind man who was beating
boy on jackson street. The man was put UNI
der arrest, and when brought to the city hall
few cents and bundle of songs were found ii
his possession. On being questioned the lac
said that he had left his home at Rockford, Ill.
In company with Campbell, the tlnd man,
couple or weeks ago. The latter promised hin
fifty cents day and agreed to treat him kindly
but since leaving he has received nothing bu
blows. The boys name is Lucius Ranous an
he will be sent home.