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

The heavy shower yesterday afternoon mad
a beneficial effect in cleaning the streets.
Owing to the washout on the Milwaukee q
st. Paul railroad the fast mail train was one
hour and a half late yesterday.
Ex-Gov. Davis, County Attorney Egan and
II. w. Cory have removed their ofnces 10
Court block, on Fourth near Wabashaw.
The state library received volume 81, Kan
sas supreme court reports, yesterday, and
also part 6, vol. Is, Congressional Records.
The flag on the flag staff Of the custom
house was at half mast yesterday, in respect
for the memory of the late Secretary Folger
The water was good deal more abundant
yesterday than there was any necessity Tor.
It's an article there is but little use for in
this latitude.
The farmers story of horribly MUIR
dered man lying on the highway near Lake
Phaleu on Sunday evening, did not pan
out with any confederation yesterday.
Johnston and Richball, Minnie r, Fannie
Witherspoon and Gem were taken to Still
water Yesterday After the fair is over at
that city is over they will go to Kentucky.
Judge Brill granted Emma L. Merell di-
vorce from A. F. Merell yesterday, having
found the allegations Of her complaint were
true, and gave her leave to resume her
maiden name.
Mrs. Anna Klotz or Cloats, or any relative
of Henry Klotz, who was committed to the
insane asylum, at st. Peter, Oct, s, 1888, is
requested to call on the clerk of the probate
court for information concerning him.
fired and Starkey streets, in the Sixt ward,
on Wednesday morning, to equaliZe and ar
range assessments for the grading improve
ments on those streets, and will also review
the property assessed for the Oakland avenue
grading.
The weather was exceedingly hot yesterday
morning and the heavy rains were preceded
by black and ominous clouds and terrific
winds. When the blow started in it looked
as if ST. Paul was going to be visited be cy-
clone. Happily the latter was averted.
An effort will be made this morning to Sc
cure bail for c. P. Byam, in Jail for alleged
pine frauds. His father from Rochester is
in the city, and there are good many citi
zens who would like to see him secure his
freedom to prepare defense against his ac
cusers.
An effort was made last night to hold
meeting of the board of fire commissioners.
Mr.. Delano, the president, waited long and
patiently for a quorum, but he was not graft
fed, and finally, after waiting till the usual
time for adjourning, he gave up all hope of
having meeting, and left.
When the infant cyclone struck the streets
of this city early yesterday afternoon and
swept them clean, pitching the debris all
over the river upon the Sixth ward and hid
ing it from view in huge black cloud, so
that it was entirely eclipsed, there was q
rumOr on Bridge square for few minutes
that this section Of the city had gone to the
dogs.
The suit of Comm odore VIM. F. Davidson
against the st. Paul. Minneapolis 81 Mani
toba Railway company for S35, 600 for pull
ing down his elevator in Minneapolis was
argued and submitted in the district court
before Judge Simons yesterday afternoon
and taken under advisement. Messrs Henry
/. Williams and Ex-Governor G. X. Davis
appeared as counsel for the plaintiff and G.
II. Bigelow and j. p. Gulusha for the road.
Mr.. P. NJ. Reinheimer, druggist, Clover
iale, Indiana, states, he sells more of St.
Jacobs Oil, the great pain-cure, than all other
remedies combined. 1t cured his wife of
rheumatism and he is never without it in the
house