St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-09
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

The grand jury will make full report of
their doings to Judge Brill this morning.
Acker Post holds meeting this evening
at the corner of Exchange and Third streets.
Prof. D. L. Kiehle left the city last even
ing for several days visit TO Southern Min
nesota.
The state library was in receipt of the thir-
ty-third volume of Alabama supreme court
reports yesterday. 1s
Charles Parker, the United States prisoner
sentenced to one year at Saltwater, was taken
to the penitentiary yesterday.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union hold meeting in the Y. M. c. A
rooms at O'Clock this afternoon.
Horace Churchill, of Browns Valley, was
fined SO by U. S. Commissioner Cordozo
yesterday for selling whisky to Indians.
At the session of the supreme court yes
terday Henry Herrmeyer was admitted to
full citizenship in the United States.
John Halifax was found to be insane at
an examination at the probate court yester-
day noon and ordered committed to St.
Peter.
ing for Duluth, to inspect the corrections
and charitable institutions of st. Louis
county.
Donation visit at the Home of the Friend
less takes place to-day. The managers will
welcome friends at any hour most conven-
lent to them.
United States Marshall Denny went to
Saltwater yesterday, having in charge Chas.
Parker, sentenced to one year in the peni-
Tertiary.
James Thomas, James Sibley and Jacob
Weiner. against whom the grand jury found
no bills, were released from the county jail
yesterday.
Superintendent Overton, of the water
board states that the supply mairs Of lower
town. and the force mains for the st. An
thony hill district were completed 1ast Sat
urday.
H. Churchill, United States prisoner,
paid $40 fine for selling whisky to the In
dams, and was released from the county
Jail yesterday.
Breen & Young, the contractors of the new
court house, will break ground for the
structure at a. IN. to-day. There will be
SOihC lAIOllH dpPIOpllfiIO
Col. Raguet's widow, one of the early set
Tiers, of st. Paul, and the mother of Samuel,
John and James Racquet, all deceased, is lying
dangerously i'll at Davenport Iowa. Her re-
covery is regarded as impossible.
Aid. Van Slyck was almost i'll yesterday
from the long session of the council Tuesday
night. The ventilation of the council cham
Der is terrible, and it almost laid him up.
This defect should be remedied at once.
The meeting of the Second ward Cleve-
land and Hendricks club, which was adj
journed until Friday evening, October TO-
has been postponed TO the 18th, owing to the
Democratic primaries being called for the
10th.
decree of foreclosure was entered by
Judge Nelson, of the U. S. circuit court
yesterday, in the suit Of the New England
Security company again st Charles and Kate
L. Bruce, which was brought to satisfy q
mortgage for 1925.
The famous drive well case of Vim. D.
Andrews VS.. r. d. Cohen, has been appealed
to the supreme court, and Clerk Hills, Of
the United States court said yesterday thai
the transcript would be the largest but one
ever made in this country.
John ellison and Peter Benson went on a
toot last night and tried their best to wipe
out Hoffman IS saloon on Si'oley street oppo
site the depot. They were arrested by Off
Dorian, who gave them ii free ride in the
hoo-doo wagon. ellison carried gun anC
wanted to be bad man.
Messrs. Dana, Ingersoll and Hart, of the
state corrections and charities board, vii
leave the city on Friday evening to attend
the conve ntioD of the boards of state correc
tons and charities of the United states
opening next Monday, at st. Louis. There
will be an attendance of fifteen gentlemen
from Minnesota on the convention.
The committee appointed to arrange the
voting subdivisions of the wards and to es
tablish new voting preci nets, will meet al
the Office of the city alto rney at 7:30 O'Clock
this evening to compare notes and arrange
their report, which will be submitted at 8
special meeting of the council, to be hello
Saturday night
1t would be interesting to have some one
explain how that very unpleasant and posi-
lively dangerous jog in the sidewalk comes
to be allowed on Jackson street, just at the
upper line of the First n ational bank build
ing. Substantial walks have recently been
laid, and that in front of the bank building
is several inches below the adjoining
property The consequence is, that pedes
trian, even in the day time, and, especially
in the night, is greatly jeopardized.