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

The board of directors of the Aims house aad
hospital met yesterday and issued hfteen orders
for wood and provisions.
James Blakely, the Princeton mail robber, was
taken to Winona Jail by United States Marshal
Denny last night, to serve out his four months
sentence.
The second annual ball of the st. Paul, Mime
apolis & Manitoba railway employees takes place
at Turner hall Monday evening, Nov. 3, with
Selbert's orchestre for music.
The grand jury will make their final report to
Judge Brill of the district court, this morning,
and those against whom they have found indict-
ments will be arraigned to plead.
Judge Nelson and jury in the United States
district court were engaged yesterday in trying
the case of the United States against K. IL. Wei
lngton and W. H. Fisher, being an action IN
troyer for damages alleged to be due Tor the
conversion of timber lands.
AT meeting of the directors Of the Aims
house yesterday, Mrs. Grebel, who will be re-
membered as the woman who was assaulted and
outraged by tramps year ago, applied for trans
portation for herself and family to South
America. The family are in AFFECT poverty.
The damage by the Sattler Bros fire at :53
yesterday morning was $50 on the building. The
department was called by another alarm at 80
the same morning to the same store, caused by
some sparks making their appearance as result
of the first blaze, which chemical No. was only
used to extinguish
warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest
of Jacob and Henry Haas on the charge OF dis
orderly conduct. The charge is made by Cone
mara settler named Thos. DAILY, who claims that
Henry Haas visited his house on Tilden street
Wednesday night and took of the doors ana
4hac nd haf
ne tried to eject them.
Charles Manke is supposed to possess sweet
tooth for taffy He was arrested by Officer
Lowell yesterday on suspicion of having cab
baged three jars Of jelly from Gelderman's store
on Como avenue. The preserves were stolen
from the store Wednesday night and were found
in Manke's possession. Later in the day his
brother Louis was arrested a warrant on the
same charge.
The Minneapolis branch of the Woman 6
Foreign Missionary society will hold its annual
meeting in the First NJ E. church, st. Paul, on
Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th and 10th
insts. An interesting programme has been pre-
pared. The c., NJ. & st. 2. and st. P, M. q D.
and NJ & St. l.. railways will return delegates
on certificate, who have paid full fare one way,
at one-tifth fare, selling Oct. 18th to 18th In
elusive.
couple of sad cases OF want and restitution
came to the notice of the police yesterday. Mrs.
Otto came to the city hall yesterday and related
Il sad story. She resided in the Sixth ward and
was elected from her house because of inability
TO pay her rent She has three children, is sick
herself, and was deserted by her husband a short
time since. Another almost similar case was re-
ported, being that of a woman with two children
who were elected from their boarding house.
They were referred to the board of control, this
body expressing itself powerless to fur
nIsh them shelter. They were then rererred to
Mr. Hall, of the society for the relief of the poor
who promised to afford them place of shelter.