St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-18
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

Organ concert at House of Hope church
this evening at o'clock.
Ira W. Castle has been appointed second
lieutenant of Co. K at Saltwater.
A special meeting of the council has been
called for this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
a meeting Of the Blaine and Logan central
club will be held at Pfeifer's hall tonight.
Prof. D. L. Kiehle lectures before the
teachers institute at Jordan this evening.
There was street fight IN front of house
of unsavory reputation in sight OF the county
Jail on Tuesday at midnight.
John Minea and Paul Martin, Of West st.
Paul, have gone to Morris and the region
around about there to hunt ducks.
A well known eastern gentleman now in
St. Paul offered to wager from $1,000 to
10000 yesterday that Cleveland would carry
New York state. There were no takers.
Peter Anderson, brushmaker, 325 Waba-
shaw street, assigned for the benefit of his
creditors, to Rudolph Vallmer yesterday
His assets consist in stock of brushes and
brush material.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance union will meet this
afternoon at o'clock IN the parlor of the
Y NJ. G. A. 1t will follow the prayer meet
ing which commences at 3 O'Clock.
The appraisement of the estate of the late
BARLEY Presley was filed in the probate court
yesterday. The real estate foots up s103, 1872
and the personal property at 1920, 227. 90,
making total estate OF 1923, 1886.
4l,of 41,a
ported to have taken place at some house on,
the road or at Lake Como, Tuesday night,
did not occur at his saloon. He says there
was no disturbance whatever at his place.
John Quinlan and Henry Anderson, a
couple OF young ideas, engaged in a rough
and tumble fight on East Seventh street yes
terday afternoon, both gamins being yanked
to the cooler and booked for disorderly.
Mollie Duff, loaded to the guards on tan
glefoot yesterday afternoon and retired on
the sidewalk at Third and Broadway streets.
She was rescued by an officer who gave her a
free ride to the cooler in the patrol wagon.
The sum Of $S4, 600 has already been paid
to the city treasurer on the assessment for the
Seventh street fill. The entire assessment
was $146, 900, and besides the amount paid
III SOO,UUO has Deen TAKEN IN QcIaulL Juu5-
ments.
John Malloy, held to the grand jury for
burglary, was brought before Judge Simons
Yesterday and admitted to bail in $780, the
same having been reduced from 81, 500 I'M
der which he was held to answer by the
municipal court
The vault in the probate court rooms in
the new Union block having been pronounced
not to be fire proof, the contents have been
removed to another block in the same build
ing until the defect can be remedied.
The temporary wooden structure to take
the place Of the wooden bridge on the West
st. Paul side Of the river, while the iron spahs
are being put in, looks so frail and insecure
as to Brighten the Sixth ward inhabitants,
who do not believe it is capable of sustaining
the weights that will necessarily be put upon
1t in the shape Of loaded teams.
On Tuesday last as Mr.. Al. G.. Flournoy
superintendent of the G. N. Nelson Lumber
Co.'S. yards in this city, was closing up the
business for the day, he was confronted by
Mr.. Henry Werner who stated, it being Mr.
F's. twentyfourth birthday. he had been auth
orized to present 10 behalf OF the men in the
yard two elegant plush easy chairs for him
self and wife; also fine gold watch charm
OF unique pattern. Mr.. E. responded in a
few well chosen remarks after which every
body adjourned and ''smiled."