St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-02
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

Preparations are being made for a grand
rally Of the new Cleveland and Hendricks
club.
The..mortality among children during July
was greater than for any corresponding
period for years.
The city treasurer discussed the sum of
SIT, 000 yesterday in payment of the police
AND fire departments aud city officials.
Edward Delaney was appointed on the
police force yesterday vice E. F. Walsh
whose appointment was withdrawn.
The carpets in the hall of representatives
in the state capitol have been taken up and
carpenters are repairing the sagged ceiling
thereof.
A petition forletters of administration was
6led in the probate court yesterday in the
estate of John Grace who is thought to have
left property of about $50, 600.
a. W. Petsen, clerk in the secretary of
states Office, has the secretary's report for
1884 in readiness for the printers, yesterday
being the close of the state fiscal year.
In conversation yesterday an eminent
physician was heard to remark that st. Paul
could be rated as having almost absolute
immunity in case of cholera epidemic.
Deputy Sheriff Clewett has lost ass calibre
new Smith 81 Wesson revolver in a rubber
case. Whoever will return the same to the
Sheriff's Office will be rewarded for their
trouble.
Two increase pensions were received a.
the adiutant generals office yesterday, one
Ut, 60, A IL
as also an original pension for veteran at
p. Dundas,
The month of July was the busiest month
since the establishment of the police court.
During the month Judge Burr disposed of
527 cases, and criminal fines were collected
amounting to $1,000.
Louis Canon, an expressman, while NOV
ing the household furniture of lady yester
day. robbed her of her gold watch He was
arrested by Detective D. j. O'Connor, the
watch recovered and was locked up in the
hcty all.
There were 366 articles Of incorporation
filed in the Office of the secretary Of state,
for the year ending July 81, being an in
crease of siXty-six over last year During
the same period there were 165 affldavits of
two over last year.
Bells hotel, at Fergus Falls, one of the
largest and best hotels in the Northern
country. has changed hands, and has new
landlord In the person of Peter Clare who
formerly published the ktdep@,deMt at that
place. Mr.. Glare is an agreeable gentleman
possessing the requisites of model landlord,
and if he runs the hotel as well as he did the
newspaper will more than give satisfaction.
Mr.. J. s. Robertson, administrator OF the
estate of the late B. Presley, qualified yester-
day in the sum of $3.50, 900. Mr.. Robertson
has been member Of the firm of B. Presley,
" Co., for several years for the greater part
Of which he attended to the personal affairs
OF the deceased. The fact Of his procuring
bond in so great a sum is of itself, the best
recognition OF his business capacity.
A complimentary reception was rendered
By the Turner Verin society at Turner hall
last night to Prof. Bosino, appointment mem
Der of the Turner society and instructor of
calesthenics in the public schools of Milwau
kee. The occasion was honored by many
prominent members of the order and an
evening of delightful social pastime was en-
joyed
John B. Brisbine, Esq, of this city, is in
receipt of Il letter from prominent member
of Tammany hall, New York, in which the
political situation in the east is canyassed.
Among other things the writer refers to a
communication from Col. La Mont, private
secretary of Gov. Cleveland, in which he
said the country would be astonished at the
strength Of the Independents who were
wheeling into line for Cleveland.
YORK, PA.-Mr. Z. W. spangler, publisher,
York, Pa, Daily, states that in severe attack
of neuralgia, by rubbing the parts affected
and saturasing piece of flannel with st.
Jacobs Oil, the great pain-cure, once only,
ne was permanently cured.