St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-12
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

R. L. Farnsworth, Esq, lectures to-day in
Market hall at 80 O'Clock. See notice in
church column.
A political character not thousand miles
from this city, says he is an artist but it
takes nine of him, according to the old saw,
to make man.
The sum of So, 900 was disbursed by the
city treasurer yesterday in payment of esti-
mates for work done under the direction Of
the water board.
The divorce case of S. T. E. Morse against
S. F. B. Morse was taken under advisement
by Judge Simons in the special term OF the
district court yesterday.
John Mcintyre, aged about eighteen years,
was arrested yesterday on the charge of TAX
ing so from a room at the Clarendon hotel,
and locked up at the city hall.
Mary Pignon and Cyril Beffrey received
$50 each by verdict of a jury in the district
court yesterday, against the city, for dam
ages to their lots by grading improve
ments
The committee appointed at the last term
of the Ramsey county district court to ex-
anime ca ndidates for admission to the state
DdT, VIII meet IOT IudG purpose d1 euO COuLI
house at 10 a. m, Saturday, October %.
The finance and insurance committees of
the board of education were in session Sat-
urday evening, transacting business prepare
tory to the adjourned session of the board
to be held Monday evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
After being out day and night, the jury
in the case of Charlotte W. Bailey against
tn. city for $4,000 damages for injuries
sustained by falling on defective sidewalk
in 1882. came in with a verdict Of 81, 1000 for
the plaintiff.
George W. Reese, the sidewalk contractor,
furnished the clerical force in the Office of
the board of public works yesterday with a
box of cigars in compliment TO their polite
ness towards all having business to transact
in that establishment.
An inquest was held yesterday over the
remains of Frank LEM who was killed by
being run over by the cars in the Union
depot yards, oD Friday. The verdict was
that the death was accidental and that the
railroad company was not TO blame.
The board of public works were in COM
mitter of the whole last evening perfecting
the assessments for the Park avenue grading
which assessment win be completed at the
regular meeting on Monday afternoon, and
is the last ON the list for this season.
A man came awful near being arrested in
the Sixth ward yesterday for infringing the
game laws by shooting prairie chicken in
his own garden, and he didn't want 10 run
for the legislature, either, or care a copper
whether Winifred street was graded or not
The venerable Margaret Flynn was ar
rested by Officer Baer at a late hour last
night in a shed on Wright street. She was
in company with an old and festive wade
named Magee who felt very cheap as he was
yanked to the cooler. They were both pro-
vded with free lodging.
The appointment of James B. Clare, Esq,
of Pipestone, Pipestone county, as their at
torney for the state of Minnesota was filed
yesterday by the Cedar Rapids, Iowa Falls
and Northwestern Land and Town Lot
company, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with Sec
rotary of State Fred Won Baumbach.
Chas. Dopp, bell boy at the Metropolitan
was arrested by Roundsman Lowell early last
evening on the charge of another erran d
stair climber of that hotel that Charles had
wrongfully appropriated a suit Of clothes be-
longing TO him. Dopp says he is no such a
boy, and the police are inclined to believe
him innocent.
The beautiful rooms of the Standard club
on the corner Of jackson and Eighth streets,
are about completed but the furniture not
yet being finished the grand opening ball
which was to have taken place on the 10th Of
this month has been postponed to Thursday,
November 9. When these new quarters are
completed, long felt want will be supplied
the citizens of ST. Paul, where suitable quart
ers can be procured for socials. hops, wed
dings aud entertainments with conveniences
attached which no other place in the ives;
affords Eugene Mehl, the renowned Third
street caterer, is permanently engaged to
provide for the wants of the inner man.