St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-04
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

y The St. Paul Bicycle club has been invited
to Minneapolis, and will go up to night
Sergeant Morgan, of the police force, is i'll
and confined to his house with lame knee.
There were 176 deaths in the city in Au-
gust, against 147 in the same month in
1888.
One hundred and seventy-three signed the
Murphy pledge last night; how many Will
sign tonight.
What shall the harvest be? Let Francis
Murphy tell you tonight at the Central Pres
byterian church.
Francis Murphy's gospel temperance meet
ing will be at the Grand Opera house next
Sunday afternoon.
A special meeting of the board of educa-
ton viii be held at o'clock this evening for
general business.
The laying Of new stone walk was COM
menced in front of Pfeifer's block on Waba-
shaw street yesterday.
The state bord of equalization are in ses-
sion at the state capitol, but will not be
ready to report until the last of the week.
There will be no meeting of the city coun-
Gil tomorrow night, as was expected, but
meeting will be called for Tuesday night
next.
To-day is ''pension Gay'' and the Office of
the district court clerk will be open at 7:30 a.
m, to accommodate pensioners preferring
their papers.
An action was begun in the United States
circuit court yesterday by Henry F. Sanborn
against John Mason, to enforce payment OF
promissory note for S6,O19.
Mr. H. S. Crippen, of the firm of II. S.
Crippen 81 Co., trunk manufacturers, had
the misfortune to fall on Tuesday night
breaking his leg in two places.
At the Horticultural and Agricultural So
ciety fair, at Market hall, are ffty-ive vari-
cites of apples from the experimental fruit
farm sent down by Peter Gideon, the super
tntendent.
The Lacrosse club desire to return their
thanks to the citizens of this city who so gen
erously contributed to the expenses of the
rip to Chicago, where st. Paul won the
championship Of the United States.
The teachers institute appointed for Du
nth on Monday, Sept. %, has been deferred
until next year, but Miss Sarah Z. Sprague,
of the institute conductors, will spend the
week there in visiting the high scools of the
city.
The Market house failed to ring out the
alarm called from box PAS at Tuesday eve
ning's fire. 1t would seem that the fire
alarm telegraph system was not in good
working order with this herald's mouth
closed.
The city engineer has received a telegram
from Alden IL Lossick, of Rochester, n. Y,
,lg that the iron work for the Rice street
bridge was ready for shipment, and that
force of mechanics would be sent out this
week to construct the bridge.
Bruno Won Knyphausen departed from
Muenster, Westphalia, June 10th, wrote from
Philadelphia on July 5th that he would go to
st. Paul, Minnesota, on July 18th, and has
not been heard from since by his parents,
who are anxious about his whereabouts.
Farm products for exhibition at the state
fair carried over the Milwaukee & st. Paul
the agent at Owatonna has been ordered not
to collect the charges. The Chicago d North
western road is also expected to carry such
articles free.
During Tuesday nights storm the barn of
q man known as "Jack'' poor teamster, at
Cottage Park, White Bear, was struck, the
fluid tearing off 4 few boards and killing his
two horses instantly. dozen telegraph
poles in that vicinity were badly splintered
by the same bolt.
The building of an arch over the entrance
of Pfeifer hall was commenced yesterday for
the coming of the German Roman Catholic
Central Society of North America, converting
in this city next Sunday for five days SEES
SION Ali the business meetings of the soci-
ETY. will be held in this hall.
Mr.. Farrell, whe manages the passengers
At the Union depot, yesterday found little
memorandum book in the depot which is of
no value to anyone but the owner. 1t con-
tains extracts from papers and historical
statements, and has the name of William
Collins, Dean, n. Y, on one of the inside
pages. The owner can obtain it by calling
upon Mr.. Farrell.
Henry Willard as trustee has commenced
suit against Edward Langevin to clear title
to S45,000 contract purchase of lots on
both sides of Trout brook in Warren g. Wins
lows addition on which said trustee has paid
$1,000, and on which a mortage of $S1 ZOO
and ten years lease of a will and and water
privilege has been found to exist. The com
plant states that the trustee is ready when
the title is cleared to pay over the &c.,
balance purchase money.
The fire department are authority for the
statement that the damage by the fire in East
st. Paul on Tuesday night will come within
$4,000, mostly covered by insurance. At
ibis fire a stream from engine No. struck
VIM. WEIGH, of No. 2 in the breast, knock
Ing him off piazza twelve feet high. He
struck on his stomach on piece of timber,
which blow proved so severe that he had to
be taken home and placed under medical
care. His injuries, however, are not consid-
cred fatal, although they are very severe.
Reverend w. L. Pope, D. D., San Pedro,
Department Sta, Barbara, Republic Hondu-
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