St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-19
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.
Dogs must be kept out of Rice park.

Dogs must be kept out of Rice park.
Judge Brill viii hold the special term of
the district court to-day.
There will be special meeting of the
Board of Education this evening.
The street car company left the crossings
on West Fourth street in beastly condition.
The internal revenue receipts yesterday
amounted to 50, 931, and it wasn't cold day
either.
The Prescott suit hearing against the city
for trespess is likely to run over into next
week.
The bearers of the birch rod are coming up
here in large numbers, party OF about lUo
arrived in st. Paul yesterday.
There is but 5000 left in the state treasury
,und to pay out on the horse thief reward for
The arrest and conviction of these rascals.
County Treasurer Burton paid into State
Treasurer Kittleson S55, S74.s4 yesterday for
Ramsey county, on the May state tax settle
ment
George Krutz lost his travelling card, U. D.
A D., No. 80, Des Moines, Iowa, in the
streets yesterday, and reported his trouble to
the police.
Andrew NJ. Elliott, dealer in household
goods at the market, made an assignment
for the benefit of his creditors yesterday, to
Robert G. Mackey.
B. W. Nockin and Gustav Leue, have ar
ranged for an excursion over the Northern
Pacific to the Yellowstone, to start OF the 1st
of August The tickets will be good for
sixty days.
The remains of John Hartig, the German
fisherman who was drowned near the upper
boom last Tuesday, were recovered yester-
day about a quarter of mile below the
boom. The body was ordered taken to MS
late residence on Stewart avenue.
Frederick NJ. Catland, after examination
by II. L. Catlin and j. D. O'Brien, in the
district court yesterday, on their motion was
admitted by Judge Simons to practice law in
the courts Of Minnesota.
Ex-Governor Davis returned from the
Ward trial at Grand Forks yesterday after
noon, feeling much elated at the acquittal of
his clients, while Messrs. Harrington and
Barrett proceeded to DEVILS lake, where they
will remain several days.
The ST. Paul check clerks excursion, on
the steamer Knapp, will leave foot of Jack
son street, Sunday, July 20, at $50 a. N.
The boat will stop at Hastings, Prescott, Still
water and Hudson. Round trip tickets 81,
including lady and gentleman.
From January, 1883, to January, 1884, the
number Of births in Ramsey county were,
males, 1875; females, 1,791; sex unknown,
10, making u total of 1876. The record was
sent in yesterday by the county authorities to
IS + Nardine, state commissioner of sta
tistics.
Thomas Gordon, member of the l. o. 0.
E., OF Boston, Mass, died last evening in
The hospital at Fort Smelling, after short
sickness. The remains were brought to this
city last night and taken to L. Leigh q Co.'s
undertaking rooms, to await the wishes of his
relatives.
Six pension claims were received at the
adjutant generals office from Washington
yesterday, as allowed for Minnesota parties.
Two of these were for an increase from $24
to $50 per month, and four original pensions
of which three were for 81, 494, and $3.50
and S120 back dues.
Coroner Quinn held an inquest yesterday
On the remains of II. P. Ernst, the jackson
street restaurant keeper, who was drowned
at White Bear lake while boating last Thurs
day. thorough investigation was made
and the jury found that death had resulted
from accidental drowning.
The Great Western band will accompany
Acker post to Minneapolis next Wednesday
morning, to participate in the parade of the
Grand Army of the Republic. The train will
leave Union depot at a. IN. sharp, and the
post extends cordial invitation to all old
soldiers in st. Paul to accompany them.
r. R. Heidelberg, of st. Vincent, was in
the city yesterday looking up the railway law
in relation to the running Of cars for the
public accommodation. The Manitoba road
stops all its trains at the custom house, dis
tant mile and quarter from the village of
ST. Vincent, over which its inhabitants are
much grieved.
The baby boy who was deserted on the
state capitol grounds early last spring, taken
charge of by the city authorities, and was
adopted by kind family named Swiekert,
OF West Pau, who cared for him as tender
ly as though he were their own, was taken i'll
with cholera infantum last Friday noon and
died in few hours.