St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-12
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.


Chief Black will arrive home from Chicago
next Monday.
The Market hall clock is now said to be in
order for striking fire alarms.
The annual fair of the Clinton Avenue
Methodist church will be held next week.
Nickels having thereon az PIuri6gs UnUn,"
are held at premium Of twenty five cents each.
Judge Roy, of Minneapolis, addresses the
Irish Blaine and Logan club at Hibernia hall to-
morrow evening.
The German Baptists of the Sixth ward
are constructing church at the corner OF
Striker avenue and George streets.
A warrant was issued yesterday complaint
of james Jordan, for the arrest Of Thos. Roberts,
on the charge of keeping three vicious dogs.
A meeting will be held this evening at Odd
Fellows hall, Dayton's bluff, for the purpose
ofAorganizing a Blaine and Logan club in that
portion OF the city.
G. P. Childs, postofice inspector. committed
James Irvine Blakney to the Ramsey county jail
yesterday, for robbing the Princeton postotdce
the I'd of last july
The associate committee OF the Minnesota
educational. exhibit for the World S fair, at New
Orleans, hold a meeting at the Metropolitan hotel
at 80 this evening.
Stephen Burns, OF the Market House restaur-
ant has just new signed his business with gold
lettered shields at both the Wabashaw and SeY-
enth street entrances.
photograph and description was received at
police headquarters yesterday of the Rev. VIM.
NJ Collins, pastor of the Methodist church of
Galesburgh, ILL.,, who disappeared suddenly on
the Goth OF last July.
Mr.. E. B. Birge, engineer Of steamer No.
4, is at work repairing Hope engine, and
will have it completed in about two weeks.
The work is being done in the shop in the
rear of central fire hall.
A hole in the wall is being made in the senate
chamber and the arch over the Wabashaw street
entrance to the state capitol is being torn away,
II which the desk of the president of the senate
Is TO be built up. 1t won't improve the looks OF
that structure.
Rev, Andrew P. Morten fled an answer in the
district court yesterday to the complaint of Her
nan Stockenstrom, the guardian Of his imbecile
brother, charging illegal transactions in the pur
chase and sale of certain Kansas lands, denying
the charges in toto and giving account of al
the financial transactions between him and the
same.
John Smith, William Colbert, Lilly Tierney
and Kittie Clark were arrested on Como avenue
at a late hour last night on the charge OF assault
ing n man named L. j. Peyer. The quartette
were in hack and the occurred on account
of Peyer calling the occupants of the vehicle
bad names. The parties were all intoxicated,
and it was badly mixed up row.
At the exhibition OF pompier ladders the
Sherman building, On Wabashaw street, on We'd
-esday morning, they thrown up to the
nth story, and the first pipeman of chemical No.
had his hose up there inside of two minutes.
Through $50 feet of hose under $50 pounds pres
sure to the square inch at this height the spray
from the nozzle can be thrown sixty five feet.
The delightful summer evening concerts
that have been given by the Great Western
band, at Grote's, on Bridge square, this
summer, will be brought to a close this even
ing For this occasion Mr.. Seibert has select
ed and arranged a very excellent pro-
gramme, and last evening gave the selec-
tons thorough rehearsal, with a view of
rendering this, the closing concert, the best
Of the series.
Patrick McNerny and his wife were ar
ested last night on the charge of disorderly
.onduct. They reside on Commerce street,
md manage to make it lively for the neigh
)ors by keeping up a continual row. 1t is
Aaimed that Patrick went home last night
aud accused his wife of infdeity, and this
led to the racket She claims that he is jeal-
Gus of her without reason, and the unhappy
affair will be settled by the court to-day.