St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-20
P. F. LYONS,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, U. s.
INDICATIONS.
CITY GLOBULES.

Capt. Burgers Republican club held a meet
ing on Dayton's bluff last evening.
Jacob Deis was ordered committed for in
nnIty at a hearing before the probate court yes
terday.
Bishop Ireland is arranging to attend the
council Of bishops to be held in Baltimore during
November.
The Irsh-American Republican club have
meeting at Hibernia hall this evening and are to
be addressed by the great unknown"
B F. Nordin is announced TO speak politi
cal topics at Cannon Falls next Tuesday evening
and at Vasa the Wednesday evening follow
ing.
Articles of association of the Old Peoplee Mu-
tunl Benefit society, of Elkhart Indiana, were
filed with the secretary of state of Minnesota,
yesterday.
The matter of supplying spring water on st.
Anthony hill is proving a great success and the
work of laying the pipes is going forward very
satisfactorily.
All the delinquent real estate taxes were sold
for White Bear and Reserve yesterday. and the
sales closes to-day with those OF Rose and
Mounds View.
AT recent public meeting in this city the
orator closed with the apology ''that he didn't
expect to speak this evening and that he hoped
the audience would beg his pardon.
The fire in Dawson 81 Sweeney's grocery store
early yesterday morning, originated from spon-
e taneous combustion in some oily rags near q
kerosene oil tank III the basement. Loss $40 and
insured.
The court house commissioners held an infor
nal meeting yesterday afternoon in regard to the
bids for the construction of the new edifce
which has been received and will be opened
next Monday.
There is an Irishman in this city who says he
is tired of the faultfnding with Grover Cleveland
because he hung a couple of Irishmen. He thinks
IN lrishman has just as much right to be hung as
any other nationality.
The alarm of fire from box sixty-eight at O5
yesterday afternoon was caused by woodshed,
owned by K. l.. German and occupied by c. II.
h. Smith in the rear of 254, Rice street, getting
on fire from some unknown couse. Loss trifl-
ing.
An impressive ceremony took place at the
cathedral yesterday morning, being the ordna-
tion into the priesthood OF the Rev Anthony
OSulin. He was ordained by Bishop ireland in
the presence OF the clergy OF the parish but as
yet he has not been assigned.
A man named NJ. j. shobar while attempting
TO jump on train while in motion on the st
Paul & Duluth road yesterday, was bruised
good deal about the head and had his left leg a
good deal hurt. He was brought to town and
taken TO st. Joseph's hospital.
petition for a writ OF certiorar was filed in
the office of the clerk of the supreme court
Thursday, in the matter OF the application for Ii
cense TO sell the real estate OF Mary Jackmann,
deceased, nituated in Nicollet coanty which was
made returnable on Tuesday. October7
VIM. p. Townsend yesterday filed two com
plants in the district court against r. w. John
son, assignee of W. l.. Anderson, the CARPET
man, in which he alleges that Anderson made to
him promissory notes aggregating S2O,O19, but
which defendant disallowed when he settled up
the affairs of the assignor. The plaintiff asks
the court for judgment in the sum of Sc, ,O19.
Jack Slatterly, one OF the toughest young nuts
In the city, was arrested yesterday by Oflcer
Babe for drunkenness After SOLDERING up the
officer started - bring him to the court room,
and on the way over nc broke away aud gave the
copper lively chase. On being caught he re-
sisted and had TO be brought in by main for &c
lie was also wanted on warrant for assaultinp
Jas. Flannigan, and he was given five DAYS on the
first charge, the latter case being continued nm
I'll to-day.