St. Paul daily globe., 1884-12-04
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.


No deaths were reported yesterday.
Look out for Barlow Wilson grand parade
to-day.
Mayor O'Brien return ed from Chicago yes
terday.
The fine weather of yesterday was only OIL
set by the mud.
What is the matter with keeping the street
crossings clean.
The young man who took his ulster out of
soak is respondent.
A benefit ball for the Sisters of Peace was
held Pfcifer's hall last evening.
Country Treasurer Burton gave forty-nine
receipts for taxes for 1884 Yesterday.
Those desiring eligible location for the
mirstrels had better apply early to avoid the
rush.
Thomas King viii be examined on the
charge OF insanity at the probate court this
forenoon.
Dipbtheria was reported yesterday at No.
737 Plum street, and two cases at No. 539
Mendoza street.
Secretary Hart OF The state board Of eorrec-
tions and charities inspected the St. Paul city
hospital for the first time yesterday.
1t was reported yesterday that reward
would be offered for inform mation OF the
Whereabouts of tic street commissioners.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued TO
Harvey Z. Ancsou and Hannah Erickson,
and charles L. Carlson, and Christiana
Servendahl.
The voters of Watonwon county amused
themselves at the late election by voting for
governor and state officers aud sent returns
to tae secretary Of state.
Governor Hubbard appointed Springer
Harbaugh, of this city, yesterday as one OF
the honorary representatives OF Minnesota To
the New Orleans exposition
A fifteen year old kid stole pair of shoes,
on Wabashaw street, and arrested by
Officer Lowell and locked up last night. The
little fellow gave his name Is Ell. Lamb.
Carl Rankin, one of the brightest cork
comediens on the stage, joined the ranks of
Barlow Wilson Ministries at Cincinnati in
con Injunction with Adams and Casey. making
one of the strongest musical teams in Amer
lea.
Mayor O'Brien yesterday received and ac-
cepted the resign alton of Col. d. A. Robert
son, now in Paris, as a member of the library
board. Peter Berkey was appointed to I'LL
the vacancy.
Paul A. Lavalle was given a verdict by
jury in the district court yesterday OF 1926
against the city for flooding his store build
ing by grading imnroveme ents on Mississippi
and Granite streets.
The case of John Croft suing the city for
$500 damages for damaging his property by
flooding tie same by the grading OF Pleasant
avenue, will come up for trial before jury
in the district court to-day.
An action was begun in the United States
circuit court yesterday by the Second National
bank of Mauch Chunk, Pa, against d. NJ.
Sabin and others to enforce payment of
promissory note for $1,000.
At nine O'Clock last evening an alarm of
fire was sent in on box 4l6, causeu by
harmless chimney fire in the frame dwell
ing, 3lS Walnut street, owned by Mrs. Becht
and occupied by S. w. Andrews.
One of the election inspectors of Kandiyohi
county informs us that the eighty-six votes
tor l. Donnelly for congress In that county
we're credited to the Ignatius Donnelly vote
instead of thrown out as has been previously
reported.
The meeting of the ex-fremen and old
volunteers held last Tuesday evening was
adjourned to Tuesday evening of next week
when arrangements will be made for grand
ball, the date and place of which will be an
nounced hereafter.
The McAlpin-Wilson champion athletic
party will give an exhibition at Faribault,
Monday night; 6Watonna, Tuesday night
and La Crosse. on Wednesday night. The
sum of 500 is offered to any person who
will stand up with Wilson six rounds.
In suit brought by the guardian of VIM.
Klappenhach against Arnold Wapn for S1O,-
600 damages for cutting his ward in the
stomach with a knife in struggle over a
lantern the oath of March last jury brought
in verdict of S765 for the plaintiff yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. VIM. Brown, formerly division super
intendent of the Canadian Pacific Railroad
company, with headquarters at Winnipeg
and who has been in st. Paul for several
days, left yesterday for Chicago, where he
will be connected with the freight depart
ment of the Northwestern Railroad company.
Before leaving Winnipeg he was presented
with $400 gold watch.
i feel like one " ho trnadc spair