St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-02
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CITY GLOBULES.


The school teachers were paid SO, 900 yes
Sarday.
Stadoulleeper Spiel was not on deck yes
terd9y. Cause, sickness.
There were ten applications for the posi-
zion of engineer on steamer No. 8.
The bastIc at midnight held one woman
incarcerated for drunkncss, and fit
tramps.
The police and fire department and city
officials were paid $4,000 yesterday IL
February salaries.
a dressed sheep was stolen from in 1ror'
Of Erel &. Meyers butcher store, on West
Third street, yesterday.
The plat commission met yesterday anc
approved the map of the Encouragement %
Rice IL Irgine's addition.
A back pension Of $3.50 was received at the
adfulaut generals Office yesterday for ye--
cram at Cottage Grove, Washington county.
Peter Aherns viii remain in the city until
The engineer of the new No. steamer be-
comes thoroughly conycrsant with running
it.
Next Tuesday is pension day and the
Office Of the clerk of the district court will be
open at O'Clock TO accommodate pen
sioners.
The Peoples Insurance company OF Pitts
burg, Pa, were yesterday admitted to do
Iu,fness in this state, by State Insurance
Commissioner a. r. McGill.
c. ID. johnson, of Brainard, was before
or
day on the charge Of selling liquor to In
dams. He gave bonds to appear at the June
tenn Of court.
Y NJ c. A. Bog Wabashaw street. Devot-
ioual meeting This morning at 9:3O, young
mems bible study at p. m, gospel meeting
ana song service at p. m. Good singing
and speaking. All are invited.
The designations of First Lieutenant John
W. Snyder and Second Lieutenant J. L..
Buchanan, of Company B, Second regiment,
NJ 4. $, Of Farbault, were received by the
governor yesterday and accepted.
The state High School board meets in the
governors room at the state capital to-mor-
row morning at 1890, forthe purpose Of eX-
aminng the fall term reports of the high
schools working under their supervision.
A jury was impancled yesterday for the
triad OF the suit of Charles Albcrts against
Tie city for -. 600 damages for running off
81 street embanbmcut with his hack, and the
c.-. comes on for trial on Monday morning.
L.eing S. Lane, the Minneapolis letter
carrier who was arrested for stealing money
from letters, entered plea of guilty before
Judge Nelson yesterday, and was sentenced
~ 81 years imprisonment in the peniten-
tiarv.
The jury brought in verdict of S163.53
al $3.50 last evening for the plaintiff Gin the
case of Henry PERT vs. the city, claiming
$35, 600 for falling into a sewer. The plain
tits council made motion to set aside the
verdict
Albert EIbel, aged twenty five, for long
time Il boolkeeper for Noyes Bros. & Cutler,
and very popular young gentleman, de-
ceased of quick consumption at the family
residence on West Third street at $3.50 yester-
DAY afternoon.
The following is a list of business trans
acted at the state adiutant generals Office
last month: Original claims filed, Sc; in
creased claims, z; transferred to the office,
Q; original claims allowed, IS; amounting
i'll b't'A ytuSlOlS " plJ,OOO.-t, JuItG III
creased claims allowed and two pensioners
restored TO the rolls.
City Clerk Prendergast and Controller
Roche were engaged yesterday in signing
The Sl20, 600 sewer and worllhouse bonds sold
last Friday. There were 1870 bonds and each
one has sixty coupons. Mr.. Roche was re
quirelto sign each coupon, and he affixed
his name z, 200 times inside of ten hours.
This is the swiftest work ON record.
A verdict of $75 damages for plaintiff i'll
The suit of J. NJ. Dean vs. the st. Paul 81 Du-
luth Railroad company was filed by Judge
Simons yesterday. The suit was for dam
ages sustained by the cutting down of the
grade of one side of a street by the railroad
company to the grade established by council,
and the court holds that no one has a right
TO grade down the part of street on which
their property abuts where such work is to the
detrimental other abuttiGg property holders