St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-29
TE CITY.
CITY GLoBULEs.

THE street cars commenced to run across the
LAFAYETTE avenue bridge yesterday.
1t is thought that from all sources OF revenue
from licenses the present year, the city treasury
will be enriched about $7O,OOO
Geo. Horney was arrested by officer Cummings
Yesterday afternoon on the charge OF stealing
whip from a buggy on Wabashaw street.
The new name for the occupants of the state
capitol is the DUSTY Millers," owing to the set
Ting of cement and mortar dust on black gar
ments.
THE sale of seats for the engagement OF the
Louis Aldrich company in the splendid play oil
ssMy Paltner," opens at the box once OF tne
Grand at nine o'clock tomorrow morning.
The last wife of the bigamist McAffee visited
him in Jail yesterday in company with his coun
sci. E. w. Erwin The visit was thought to be
in connection with the matter of securing Dali
from the east
There are spots on Dakota avenue where the
contractors have been at work that are very Dauly
guarded by signal lanterns at night, and where'
from upfenced entertainments, there is likely 10
occur accidents that will cost the city dear.
The funeral of o. P. Peterman, who was run
over and killed by the cars on Tuesday nlgnt Will
take place from Odd Fellows hall at2 O'Clock TINS
afternoon. Rev DR.. Garnett will conduct the
services and all friends Of the deceased are IN
vited to attend.
A crazy man, who gave his name as Albert
Newball, was picked up on the street ABOUT
eleven o'clock last night and placed in the county
JAIL He was q curious looking individual, ana
appeared az though he had been rolled IN hour.
He came down from the Minnesota Vaiiey' pu'
no one knows from what place.
1t is stated by H. II. Herest, Esq, attorney
for the defendant in behalf Of Charles Crunel
against whom Health Officers Patterson and Nc
MINUS alleged the selling of diseased meat thai
twill be shown by Credible and disinterested Wit
nesses at the trial Of the case on saturday ina
the meat in question was not as characterized IN
the complaint, but wholesome and merchantaole
The whereabouts of Edward Mason the
youthful robber of the Peoples bank is about as
much Of mystery as ever. Nothing DEFINITE
was ascertained yesterday as to the direction
taken by the fugatiye. 1t was at first supposed
that he had skipped to Manitoba but no informa'
ton has been obtained to verify this theory.
Conductor Hamo I'd Of the Milwaukee road. re
ports that lad answering somewhat Mason
description left his train opposite La Crosse Ias'
Sunday, but this is only suppositlon
The report made Thursday morning OF thu
suit begun against Mr.. Mcdonnell, the Sixth ware
grocer, by the Garbulls, man and wife was
erroneous in some respects. No attachment was
served on the dcfendent, but summons merely
there was no proceeding without warrant OF
process" all the steps taken were under war
rant issued by Justice Wood; there was not
within the knowledge Of Mr.. Mcdonnell any
seizure Of PROVISIONS or any steps taken moi
permissible by law il the case OF debtor abou
to remove from the state; there was no eviction
by the direction of Mr. Mcdonnell, as the parties
left the house voluntarily and at their own pleas
ure Mr.. McDonnell's answer in the civil sui
will set forth these and other points in justifca
ton.
The inquest on the remains Of o. P. Peterson
was not held yesterday because Of the failure o.
witnesses from Red Wing to be present, and the
same was adjourned until to-day, the funeral be-
ing set for p III which, on account OF the
great esteem in which the deceased was held,
will be very largely attended. Mr.. Peterson was
ffty-one years Of age, single man, aud his only
sister deceased a few years ago at Seattle, where
his brother-in-law now lives. He was the frs
president OF the Society Olga, the first president
Of the Svcnska Folkets Tilning Newspaper com
pany ut Minneapolis, a prominent odd Fellow
and secretary OF the Butchers association OF thu
city, lie was one OF the most prominent and re
Bpected of the large Scandinavian citizenship Of
St Paul, and his sad death is most keenly de
Dlored by q large circle of friends.