St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-13
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULEs.

Three deaths were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
The court cases for the September term OF the
district court Will be set at tomorrow mornings
session of this court.
Peter Burch, the city shoemaker on Washing
ton street, took Martin Hupner, the insane man.
TO St. Peter yesterday.
Harvey Martin, the steamboat roustabout, who
fell into pond last Monday and was almost
drowned, died at the city hospital yesterday.
Judge Brill ordered regular venire OF thirty
five jurors drawn yesterday returnable by sherln
o'Gorman to the court Monday morning.
DIR. Carroll Of Saltwater, will lecture at Ply
mouth church next week Tuesday for the benefit
Of the St. Paul Womans Christian home.
The oase of Chas. C. Bennett assignee,
against U. S. Marshal, II. r. Denny, was
in hearing all day yesterday in the district court
Miss Sarah E. Sprague, teachers institute and
normal methods instructor, is at work with Prof
Phelps in the graded schools at Winona the pres
entweek.
No acquisitions arrived from New York and
Pennsylvania for Lohle and Butler yesterday,
both being in the county Jail awaiting the arrival
Of the same
Morton Fletcher was arrested last night for
trying to 90 through A. Malcolm, who laid dead
drunk in Seventh street, and both parties were
placed in the cooler.
An elegantly colored photograph OF the Min
nesota State university is exhibition at the
state capitol preparatory 10 being taken 10 the
New Orleans exposition.
The board of public works were in committee
meeting last evening, revising the assessment for
Hudson avenue grading, with view to making
sundry ATTACHMENTS.
Capt. Burger, who made a barefoot wager TO
walk to Minneapolis with Mr.. Deval on the re-
suit of the presidential election, is hardening his
toes with alum for the feat.
Turnkey Joe Davis of the county jail gives in
that Cleveland is elected and has 1919, 1t is set
tied" posted up on the outer side Of the iron
door entrance TO that institution.
The gorgeous set out of free lunches in the
city saloons is very noticeable. They are grow
ing to be so sumptuous that there is an excuse
for the boys not going home to dinner.
Alitte less girl in the dark corners around
the central fire house on dark evenings when the
moon don't shine wouldn't injure the reputation
OF the ire department IN that locality.
A saloon lamp post Cedar street between
Eighth and Ninth streets is so susceptible to the
tread of a passer by the sidewalk that it
makes bow and seems 10 creak ont, '.How are
your
Ing CudfIIy Dali 10 De gwen on the evening Oh
Noye mber 10 promises to be most elegant
affair The benefit of st. Luke's hospital, its
object, is most worthy one and merits the
patronage Of every citizen.
Late last night Officer Hauft preferred charges
against Charles Keen and Thomas Hayes, locked
up early in the evening suspicious vagabonds
In the city hall for attempt at highway robbery,
having found witnesses to that fact.
Gov. Hubbard ordered yesterday every window
in the state capitol to be protected with storm
windows. This will involve the building of a set
for the upper windo VS., the lower having for the
most part been put on for the winter,
The jury in the case of DeCoster & Clark, fur
niture dealers, VS.. John b. and r. NJ Living
ston, formerly of the Livingston hotel waba-
shaw street, were unable TO agree and we're dis
charged from the case yesterday morning.
John Smith and Ira Foster, while reeling home
drunk late last night, accidentally fell against a
shop window at the Seven Corners. They were
brought into the city hall by Roundsman Lowell
on charge Of drunkenness and put up $40 bail
each.
Judge McGrorty, Of the probate court, received
letter from DR.. Bartlett, of the hospital for the
insane, St Peter, yesterday, informing b i'm Of
the death of Louisa Schwertbeger who was COM
united from Ramsey county the last time on
Aug. ., 1880.
A young fellow named Daniel Lamb became
so quarresome and pugilstic at the family resi-
dence on Kittson street last evening that his
parents called Officer Lynch who arrested him
and he was conveyed TO the city hall in the
rogues chariot.
The Minnesota state canvassng board, COM
posed Of Gov. Hubbard, Secretary Won Baum
bach, Attorney General Hahn and Auditor
Braden meet at the state capitol next Wednesday
rot from fba
counties of the state.
1t is as good as settled that sheriff elect Fred
Richter's deputies will be Chas E. Chapel the
present efficient janitor of the state house, and
Keuben Clewett, now very acceptably occupying
that position under Sheriff O'Gorman. Both
will make number one officers.
officer Hanft picked up Chas. Kean and Chas.
Hayes, two suspicious characters who were
hanging out loose at the Union depot late last
evening. The two Charles on being landed at
the city hall by the patrol wagon were very
precious looking pair of vags.
Mr.. S. S. Taylor, principal Of the Franklin
school building, was surprised yesterday with a
shower of apples. There are about thousand
pupils in that building and each one brought two
or three apples which, in the aggregate, filed
MS oVercoat pockets and left something over.
A pair of horses attached to a heavy wagon ran
colllded with the gas post at the corner of Day
ton avenue; breaking an axle tree of the wagon
ana the glass of the gaspost lantern The team
was owned by Henry Cunningham, and were
frightened by barrel of water rolling off the
wagon.
Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock the
steamer st. Paul arrived at the levee from ST.
Louis with u good freight, and after discharging
the same returned to st. Louis. This closes the
steamboat navigation of the season. The David
son line employed forty-eight boats which ham
died % 100 tons of freight and II ,625 passengers
The Diamond 10 line had sixty mine boats, hand
ing $4,000 tons of freight and 10000 passen-
gers.
Edward Lowell residing in the Sixth ward
was arrested yesterday on the charge of disor-
Derby conduct and the case presents some peculiar
features. Lowell and his mother rent a house
from one keegel and while the former was at
work yesterday heegel entered the house and
eJected the old lady and the children. On com.
ing home to his dinner Lowell found the door
locked when he got an axe and broke it in.
heegel had him urrested and he will have a
hearing to-day.
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