St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-11
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

Turnkey L. w. RoWellS conveyed the IN
sane patients, Coll and Halifax, to st. Peter
yesterday.
VIM. L. Kelly will address the IRISH Blaine
and Logan club at Hibernia hall this even
ing.
Prisoners will be arraigned in the district
court this morning at 9:3O. Young attor-
news having cases should be promptly on
hand.
It is thought the board Of public works will
complete the assessment for the Park avenue
system of grading at an adjourned meeting
this evening at 7:30 O'Clock
Assistant City Attorney Thos. D. O'Brien
left for Winona last night, where he was to
have delivered an address before the Father
Matthew society of that city, at their celebra-
ton.
The old clusters of lilac bushes, standing
on the court house square, and within the
area of the excavation for the new court
house, have been carefully transplanted else
where.
In the United States district court yester-
dav the Jury in the case of the United States
VS.. Wellington and others, charged with tres
pass, returned verdict in favor of the plain
tiff for $500.
Clerk Hills, of the United States circuit
court was engaged yesterday in taking testi-
mony in the land case of the Manitoba Rail
road company vs.. the Northern Pacific Rail
road company.
The grand jury report, written by news
paper man as chairman of the committee on
the workhouse and poorhouse, gave every
reporter who dared to tackle it to copy, cold
chills down the spine.
Mayor O'Bren received a communication
from Col. Lowry yesterday informing him
that the street railway company would re-
sumo service at once on the abandoned por-
ton OF the West Seventh street track.
The committee on arrangements for the
recent German Catholic convention held a
meeting yesterday, and after squaring all ac-
counts a balance of S240 was left in the trea-
sury. 1t was decided to donate the amount
to st. Joseph's Orphan asylum.
At a recent meeting Of the st. Clements
society Messrs. Z. II. Schliek, Peter Luskel
John Bcyer and Jacob Hoffman were ap
pointed delegates 10 attend the state meeting
Of the German Catholic Life Insurance so
ciety. to meet in Jordan on the 2lst inst.
The grand jury having failed to find I
bill against Harry st. Claire, professiona
pickpocket, for abstracting jewelry and al
overcoat from the Temperance house, OIL
Robert street, he was released from th
county Jail yesterday, where he has been
resident since last June.
Adjvtant General MacCarthy received
from Washington yesterday the complete
official army register Of the volunteer fore
of the United States for the years 1861, '62
'63, ga and '65. 1t contains the record o
the rank, date of commission, muster int
out casualties and date of deaths of all th
officers of the several regiments
There was large addition to the pick ant
shovel brigade on the new court hou Sc exca
vations yesterday morning, and business
was very lively in that vicinity. The subsoi
which is being removed fLom the rock i
being carried to Smith park, the level o
which is being raised up with it, thus beint
prepared for seeding down.
Yesterday forenoon Judge Nelson, Of tn
United States district court, and jury, tool
up the case of the United States agains
Frank Tousley, charged with pension frauds
The charge is based on technical offense
which consists in the accused having secures
a pension claim for $1,000 and retainin!
one-half the amount rs fee. The case j
on trial.
A meeting will be held at Rebholz' hal
Sunday afternoon at p. IN. to take actor
on the Winifred street question. All thos
interested in this movement will be sure an'
come and attend to business. No person
will be recognized only those that will TAX
action financially. We also invite all voter
from the Second aud Sixth wards to attend
as we intend to take action on our futur
candidate. We intend to have the sense o
the meeting conveyed to the German peopl
by an interpreter.
The jury were charged by Judge Brill a
1880 yesterday afternoon in the Charlotte w
Bailey case against the city for $25, 900 dam
ages for injuries sustained in falling on
defective sidewalk on East Seventh street
between Waeouta and Jackson, May IL
1882, and retired with instructions TO briay
in sealed verdict this morning. But Il
nine O'Clock last evening they sent hom,
for their blankets and air pillows, and by The
symptoms at midnight were to all appear
ances hopelessly hung.