St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-03
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULEs.

The city treasurer disbursed s2,7OS yester-
day in payment of the street force.
Social with music and brief addresses at
the Y. NJ. C. A., rooms this evening.
Last evening the ST. Paul & Manitoba road
took out 100 emigrants for points north of
Evansville.
There will be special meeting of the
board Of water commissioners at II M.
O'Clock to-day.
A register has been opened at the state law
library for the signatures of all the judges
and lawyers in the state.
Tomorrow at 10 a. H., the supreme court
committee examines candidates seeking adj
mission to the state bar at the court room at
the state capitol
Yesterday well known Minneapolis sport
while in st. Paul made bet of 500 to SIS
that the Minneapolis team would beat the St.
Paul team in the pull at the Opera house on
Saturday next.
Fine photographs of chemical No. and
company, hook and ladder No. 3, and chem
ical 1 and companies with Chief Blacks rig,
and the front of central fire hall with both
companies in sight, were taken yesterday.
Sattler Bros. filed suit in the district court
yesterday against the New Orleans Insurance
company for S202.70, insurance alleged to
be due on the fire in their store last Deem
Der.
There was a crook at the state house yes
terday interviewing its occupants as to the
number Of persons known by them to have
been victimiZed by the peculiar snap of the
Yale locks on the doors of the several de-
partments
The divorce case of Mary + Davidson, of
this city, against Thomas c. .>;..;dson, now
g resident of Oregon, was arGu.! and sub
United before Judge Brill yesterday. The ac-
ton was brought on the charge Of cruel and
inhuman treatment and desertion.
O. j. Johnson, of Minneapolis, who spent
the past winter in Norway returned home a
few days ago. He reports that emigration
thither from Norway Will not be as large as
usual this year, but That great many are
coming from Sweden, the advance guard Of
whom are due in Minnesota in Il few days
That old frequcnter Of the city. hall, Mr..
Dave Hoar, was found last night in q very
lively mood, creating disturbance on the
street This is unusual for him. Generally
he is harmless and more in the line of a
comparatively quiet nuisance. Last night
he was loud and little ugly. After he was
locked up he gave concert in his cell
About eleven O'Clock last night two men
who gave their names as John Richards and
George Pelica, were arrested on q charge of
having attempted to force their way into a
private residence on st. Peter street. The
woman of the house went out at back door
and called policeman, who took the men
into custody. What their object was is not
known. They gave bail and were released.
The members of the Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum association, held meeting last evening
and decided to commence building opera
tions Immediately on their property on the
corner of Carroll and Victoria streets. They
have the stone on the ground, and eXcavat-
ing will commence in a day or two. The
asylum will be three stories high, and will
be built Of brick in very ornamental style.
About O'Clock yesterday morning farm
er drove up to O'Grady's grocery store at
Bridge square and hitched his team to Mr.
O'Grady's delivery wagon. In a short time
Mr.. OGrady ran out eff his store, and jump
ing on his wagon he gave the signal 'gon to
his horse, and the nag Started up. The farm
ers team demurred to the arrangement, and
81 lisIIt ui'l IilCy pun I4i'tO " wagon
was upset and the latter was spilled into the
street. He was not hurt.
The st. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance
company yesterday held an annual meeting
and elected the following directors: c. H.
Bigelow, Russell Blakely, ii. G. Burbank,
Jno. S. Prince II. NJ. Smyth, A. II. Wilder,
w. F. Davidson, r. n. Nc Laren II. E.
Thompson, E. T. Drake, Peter Barley, NJ.
Auerbach, Jno. L. Merriam. The directors
subsequently elected c. II. Bigelow, presi-
dent; W. S. Undertake, treasurer; G. 3.
Gilbert, secretary. The organization is in a
very good condition and all the directors
wore smiling countenances.
The case of Boiler 81 Hullsick against
Drake Bros, filed yesterday in the district
court is rather a peculiar one. 1t seems
that for some time past the former have been
storing eggs in large quantities i'll the Arctic
storehouses of the latter, and they alIege
that through carelessness and general negli-
gence thousands on thousands of the hen
fruit got into a condition totally unfit for use
in the culinary departments of our citizens.
Hence they claim damages to the amount of
IS, 556.1S. Since the egg is thing into
which no man can see, the suit will be inter-
esting through the probable necessity of the
plaintiffs proving that the eggs were sound
when presented for preservation.
Mr.. Frank Devine, BAT Fifth avenue New
York, states that he was afflicted with acute
rheumatism and was cured by st. Jacobs Oil,
AI.arr (N.a,.,s, Il,