St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-27
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

McAffee. the bigamst, was visited by his last
Yife in the county Jail yesterday.
Gen. Jemes H. Baker delivers the address at
he county fair at LeSueur, Friday Sept r.
The Wednesday evening concert will not be
fvan a+ Rice mark on account of the death OF
DR.. stewart
A regular meeting of the Teachers institute,
of Ramsey county, will be held at White Bear
lake to-day.
Tegler & Betz. a small grocery firm, assigned
to Chas. s. Lambert yesterday for the benefit OF
its creditors.
Suit was begun in the district court yesterday
by Hall & Parr against James L. Bailey, TO en-
force the payment of note for S433.
The newly repaired Silsby steamer that has
lust been received from the mandatory will be
tried this afternoon at 80, at the new capitol
building.
Quid est hoe? is what prominent member OF
the convention of higher education exclaimed as
he glanced into the crater opening in the celling
Of the auditor room at the state capitol yesler
nay.
Geo. Smiley. of Wilson, st. Croix county,
Wis, was placed in Ramsey county Jail yester-
dav. by officers for safe keeping, pending a
criminal investigation said to be connected with
horse transaction,
The man named lie Clair, the painter whosfeh
from the Davidson Union block, on the corner OF
Fourth and Cedar streets, last May, and who mas
been confined to his house on Valley street ever
since, finally died, and was buried yesterday. lie
leaves wife and two children.
Ex-Mayor Prince yesterday received an anony-
nous letter of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KIND,
filed with personal abuse of almost all the mem
bers Of the police force from Chief Clark down.
The writer demands of Mr.. Prince that he shall
have the letter read at the next meeting OF the
tax payers league.
City Attorney Murray received communica-
ton yesterday from Manager Marvel, of the
Manitoba railroad company, referring to a tele-
gram received by him from the Rochester Iron
works, saying that the iron for the Rice street
bridge would be shipped at once, and that a force
OF mechanics would be sent out to put it up.
A well known citizen of Minneapolis, after
looking over the new Ryan hotel, now in its third
story, remarked to a GLOBE reporter yesterday
that it Laws over the West hotel at Minneapolis in
size and ornamentation, il not in estimated cost
Of construction and yet St. Paul papers have not
INDUCED in one half the Dragging about 1t that
Minneapolis papers have about the West.
Secretary Fletcher Williams is reading the
proof on 4 volume of 400 pages soon to be issued
by the @.tate Historical society, the same being a
history OF the Ojibway tribe of Indians, by tai
cntcd half breed W. W. Warren, who deceased
thirty years ago leaving manuscript which has
come into the possession of the society.
The second class passenger rates to Buffalo and
Erie, from Duluth by boat, have been reduced
from S14 to So to Cleveland and Detroit to SO;
and by the same route to Boston and New York
to S14 which is a reduction of So. The Royal
route which has line to Ashland, is selling
tickets at the same rates and at corresponding
rates to all points in Canada.
Surveyors started out yesterday on the Iowa
and Dakota railroad, which begins in Sully
county and runs north along the Missouri river to
Bismarck, largely equipped for the work. They
will run u line before the snow flies. VI. Hughitt
William L. Vanderbilt, c. c. Wheeler, and other
noted railway men reached Huron yesterday by
special train from St. Paul
Judge Brill on yesterday fled the following de
cisons L. W. Hodge vs.. d. W. Ingersoll; or
der filed denying motion TO substitute executor.
Order dischargng the assignee of Chas. Golfer
Order denying motion TO dismiss the appeal in
the case of the Moline Plow works VS.. j. X
Nicos. order dscharging order to show cause
in the matter Of the assignment of A. N Ell
Iott.
Mr.. II. C. Rasmussen, Of this city, returned
Monday from his farm three miles from Dew
lis Lake city, bringing with him sample from
mis- oat field, the straw being about five feet in
height, and the heads plump and full. The
yield is estimated at fully 20 bushels per acre
Mr.. X. reports all crops looking splendidly, and
everything appearing Of the finest promise.