St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-01
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

The viii of Ossan E. Dodge was admitted
TO probate by Judge McGrorty yesterday.
The board of equalization are holding SER
vices every afternoon Strengthening out the
taxes.
There is u talk of Young Mems Glove
land and Hendricks club being formed,
every member of which will sport white hat
The rooms in the new court house vacated
by the Probate court, are in the hands OF
the carpenters being fitted up for use as an
aGdi ion to the abstract Office.
Philip Miller, young man, was arrested
yesterday as ''crook' and lodged in jail.
In the afternoon he was examined by DR..
Auker and pronounced to be rational, but
ii, and was sent to the city hospital.
VIM Lee, John D. Ludden and James H.
Hoffman were appointed commissioners by
Judge Simons yesterdsysto adjust upon the
condemnation of lands in the city to give
the St. Paul & St. Croix railroad terminal ia
cihties therein
The Central Blaine and Logan club adop-
ted bylaws and constitution at Arion hall,
on Wednesday evening and adjourned to
meet next Wednesday evening at s O'Clock
sharp, at which time several speakers have
been engaged to talk.
Yesterday afternoon trench in course of
excavation for water pipes at the junction of
DAYTON and Summit avenues caved in, and
buried one of the laborers, He was fished
out and soon recovered consciousness hay-
ing had a very narrow escape from
sufocation.
A laborer employed on the Ryan hotel was
d severely injured in the back yesterday morn
ing by falling derrick At the time of the
accident he WAS engaged in carrying brick,
when the derrick fell and struck him in the
back He was attended by DR.. Murphy and
conveyed to st. Joseph's hospital.
Yesterday morning the patrol wagon was
called to West St. Paul to take into custody
Philip Miller who was thought to be crazy.
He was lodged in the county jail and upon
examination by physician he was found to
be suffering from typhoid fever. In the
afternoon he was removed to the hospital.
couple OF crooks were run in by Detec-
tiges Kenally and Ahern yesterday afternoon
or the charge Of working the snide jewelry
racket. When arrested they attempted to
t1roW away an oriode watch and several snide
rings. One OF the snoozers gave the name
OF James Collins and the other man said he
didn't have name.
Albert P. Wallich, fruit and fancy groce-
rics, 395 Wabashaw street and the Market
house, filed papers of assignment in the
office Of the district court late yesterday
afternoon to John G. Bettingen in favor of
his creditors. The assignment was fastened
by an attachment levied on his goods by
Sheriff o German on Wednesday on suit of
Mills & Everett, Of Minneapolis.
The Wabashaw and Seventh street cross
ing on account Of the street cars passing
there and the multitude of teams and pedes-
TRANS at that point at all times Of day and
evening is quite dangerous. Yesterday
laborer alighted from horse car in front of
a team at this point and was rescued from
his perilous position by brave policeman
but not before he was severely bruised.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday for the estab-
lishment OF a Swedish seminary in the
neighborhood OF st. Paul and Minneapolis
for the education of young men for minis
tiers and missionaries, and also for the prac-
teal education of Swedish American youth
1t is under the auspices of the Swedish Bap-
tist church.
Col. W. H. Il. Taylor, of the state library,
received yesterday, the blue book of the
United States for 1888; laws of New Mexico
for 1881; journals of council and house of
New Mexico for 1884; statutes of 1884 from
Ontario Canada; session papers of 1884,
No 5, volume II, Ottawa, Canada; from
Carsweu & Co., of Canada; Deyest of the
law reports Of England from 1881 to 1888.
Mr.. Wm. Walker Of Walker, Lemon s. Co.,
Melbourne Australia, states that he suffered
with an acute attack OF facial neuralgia, and
for two days had no rest; he tried st. jacobs