St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-16
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

The Seventh street cars look very gay.
On Thursday afternoon Woodland Park
church will have a picnic at Forest lake.
Carl Haugson will be examined for INSANITY
It the probate court this morning.
Up to the present time 600 male and ~
female dog licenses have been taken out.
The street railway on Fourth street is be-
ing ripped up preparatory to improvement
Miss Marie Geist will give cello solo at
Mr.. Dorgan's concert at White Bear to-
night
The Wabashaw street bridge will soon be
all iron. The council said so, substantially,
last night.
That was grand concert that the Great
Western band gave at Grote's last night, ana
r big crowd gathered to listen to it.
The state library is to be further enriched
by 200 legal volumes which are en- route by
steamship passage from England.
Henry Harmon was before the United
States commissioner yesterday on the charge
of tcespass The case will be settled.
A merino dress pattern, garnet in color,
is at city hall awaiting claimant. 1t was
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Dr. Campbell, of $50 Prairie street, lost his
mare yesterday by its disappearing from the
front Of the residence of one of his patients
Applicants for positions in the pension
office at Washington win be examined by
the local board on Wednesday the 23d inst,
at 10 a. IN.
Sheriff O'Gorman took Lewis Olson alias
Axtell Young to Saltwater yesterday to serve
his three years sentence in the penitentary
for bigamy.
City Treasurer Refs on yesterday disbur-
sed $4,000 in payment of estimates Tor
work done on the Neill, Adams and other
school buildings.
The regular concert will be given at Rice
park tomorrow night, but none will be given
on Wednesday, July %, as the First Regi-
ment band is ordered into camp.
Sheriff Henry Raiscolt Of Morrison county
delivered Hugh Mckenzie to Warden Reed
Of the Saltwater penitentiary yesterday to
serve Il three years sentence for larceny
The daughter Of Edwin P. Hilton, aged
four months, died yesterday after a weeks
Illness. Mrs. Hilton is also seriously i'll and
the death of the child seriously affects her.
Chief of Police Clark has in his possession
a silver watch, oDen face, key winder, and
Elgin movement. 1t was taken from Tom
Carroll, thief, and is at city hall awaiting
an owner.
Judge Nelson has made a decision over
ruling the demurrer to the Indictment against
II. L. Gordon, ct al, for conspisacy to de-
fraud the government, ana holding the in
dictment good.
Capt. Bresette put VIM. Moran in the
cooler again yesterday afternoon, feeling
that it was better to know where the sneak
thick was located for the night for the public
peace and safety.
Vim. Stanton, the partner of Winston, who
was arrested Sunday morning for robbing a
lady on the cars, was arrested yesterday. He
went out to the hospital TO see his partner,
Winston, and while there the hospital people
telephoned for an officer and Baer went out
and took him into custody, and Winston, for
safe keeping was brought in and placed in
the county jail.
The police came across three lily clad girls
aged six, nine and eleven, named Mary,
Victoria and Annie Troyin, begging of pas
sersby on the corner of Seventh street and
Broadway at half past nine O'Clock last eve
ming. They were taken to the City hall and
gave their residence as 1904 PoiQt Douglass
street, Dayton's Bluff, were sent home, with
warning not repeat the offence,
- Secretary Young, of the state board of i'm
migration, left the city this morning on a
three days. trip up country on matters con-
nected with the publication of $4,000 new
pamphlet descriptions Of the cities and towns
and of the agricultural and manufacturing
resources of the state, for free distribution at
the coming worlds fair and cotton exposi-
ton at New Orleans, 1t is proposed to pay
for the pamphlet by contributions from the
localities to be particularly described therein.