St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-10
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

The board of abatement meets at p. m.
to-day.
The Crusaders are rehearsing for dramatic
entertainment to be given at Pfeifer Hall
next Wednesday evening.
Judges Wilkin and Brill both hold adj
journed sessions of the January term OF the
district court at 10 a. m. this morning.
S. n. Parsons, with c. w. McLain, leaves
on trip to Dalton, near Ten Mile lake, on
Friday evening, for his health and pure ozone
Bishop Grace is making arrangements to
celebrate the twenty-ifth anniversary OF his
translation some time during next month.
Superintendent jenkins of the Fire Alarm
telegraph viii complete the new arrangement
of numbering the alarm boxes and have the
new ones placed within a few days.
Manager Barnes, of the Athletic club, an
nounces that the first exhibition OF outdoor
sports by the members Of the club will be
given at White Bear lake, on Decoration day,
May the Both.
Passover week commenced last evening
and is observed by the orthodox church up
to the evening of Thursday, April 17th, and
by the Hebrews up to the evening OF Wed
nesday the 10th.
James Werick was on yesterday appointed
on the police force to fill the vacancy
created by the resignation of Officer Riley.
Mr.. Werick was formerly on the police force
and he is regarded as good officer
Yesterday afternoon Benjamin Grimblot
called on Clerk Fairchild, of the police
court, and swore out search warrant for the
recovery of goose, which he claims is con-
cealed by a Mrs. Patterson, residing on
Franklin street
A lad named Albert Jerjinsky was arrest
ed yesterday, having in his possession two
boxes Of cigars, which are supposed to have
been stolen from an east Seventh street
saloon. He was locked up. The case will
be investigated to-day.
Judge Simons yesterday severed the legal
matrimonial ties existing between Elizabeth
Drummer and Theodore Drummer, and Lena
Sloan and VIM r. Sloan, the divorce in each
case being given to the woman, on the
ground of cruel and inhuman treatment.
VIM. Bonga, the Interpreter, Flat Mouth
and the other Leech lake chiefs will return
home to-day. They were very much pleased
with their visit, and like the Governor and
many prominent gentlemen whom they met,
including Ex-Governor Davis, Col. Allen and
many others.
A petition is being circulated among the
residents Of East Sixth street, having in view
the consent to the construction Of a motor
railroad. The proposed road will start at
Sixth and Broadway streets, running west to
Cedar street, north on Cedar to Thirteenth
street and thence To TiltOu street.
No one would suspect that st. Paul was
slumbering Ceur d'Alene, but it is a fact
that Mr.. Chas. Faber in excayating for
barn back of his premises, corner Chestnut
and Fort streets, yesterday, discovered d con-
siderable quantity of pristine auriferous,
''what makes the mare go" Mr.. Faber will
60 right on erecting the barn, however.
An action for $15O 900 damages was com
menced in the United States circuit court
yesterday by Peter Valley, laborer, against
T. Saul Paul and John Crubaugh, all Of Min
neapolis. The complaint alleges that while
in the employ Of defendants, the plaintiff was
ordered to ascend to the top of an insecure
and unsafe derrick, and that while obeying
instructions the derrick fell, and he sustained
thereby serious and permanent injuries.
Hence the suit.