St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-02
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULEs.

County fair to-day at Market hall.
The cigar makers hold a ball on Monday
vening next.
The board of county commissioners meet
at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The Fire Department association met last
evening at engine house No. l.
First Lieut.. Herschel, of Co. A, second
regiment Of New Ulm, has resigned.
Francis Murphy and son at Central Pres
byterian church, Cedar street, tonight.
The state authorities have decided not to
sell any state stump lands the ensuing year.
The paving of st. Peter, Fourth and Fifth
streets is being prosecuted with great celer-
ity.
The corridors of the state capitol presented
very dirty and uncomfortable appearance
yesterday.
The cornice is being placed on the new
German American National bank. 1t is an
elaborate affair.
Charled Bedford, very drunk and disor-
derly, was run into the city hall by Officer
Ashe last evening.
The police and fire department and city
officials were paid $4,000 yesterday, being
salaries for August
The Young Mems Republican club sport
very pretty gold lettered and fringed badge
on red silk ground.
The Market house bell does not seem to
speak out on the subject of fire alarms worth
cent for several days.
The Goth North Carolina, Goth Iowa and
I'D Alabama Supreme court reports were
added to the State library to-day.
The work Of putting in the iron spans Of
the Wabashaw street bridge is progressing
rapidly on the West st. Paul end.
A very fine programme has been arranged
by Mr.. Seibert for the concert of the Great
Western band at Grote's tonight
jackson street is to be re-payed with its
old pine blocks, with the addition of some
new ones, from Fourth to Seventh street.
Mr.. Foster, who broke his arm while
pitching for the st. Paul club few days ago.
was able to go out to the base ball game yes
terday.
The Ramsey County German Agricultural
society Will make splendid show Of pro-
ducts at the annual fair opening to-day in
Market hall.
Phalen for the Wisconsin Central railroad,
and in the Sixth ward for the Minnesota
Northern road.
Judge Sipons opened an adjourned ses-
sion Of the district court for the trial Of court
cases yesterday, but the lawyers not being
ready with single case adjourned to 10
o'clock this morning.
Mrs. Rhumor, whose residence was broken
into ana robbed by the girl burglars, called
at the city hall yesterday in company with
her daughter and identified the goods taken.
The goods consisted of costly wearing ap-
parcl, jewelry, etc.
The State Capital nine challenge the Gun
conquered nine to play game of base ball
next Saturday afternoon, the receipts to be
applied to purchase a headstonc for the lad
killed by falling through the skylight of the
state capitol dome few weeks since.
P. T. Kavanaugh purchased the goods
and stand of j. NJ. Warner, auction and
general commission merchant, corner Of
Third and Cedar streets, yesterday, and will
continue the business in connection with
his own well known house ON the same
street.
still alarm at 9:05 last evening was oc-
casoned by one story frame house 446
Robert street, owned by John Larkins and
occupied by II B. Phelps, taking fire on the
fog4., floor from some unknown cause.
Damage to building $15, to contents $50 and
Uninsured.
Z 1t understood that Mr. John Baugh, the
well known and popular hotel man has Sc
cured the lease and purchased the fixtures OF
the Hotel Livingston on Wabashaw street,
and that the resort will be thrown open in a
few days for business. This is an instance
Of where the right man has struck the right
place.
A report was circulated in St. Paul yester-
day to the effect that Benjamin Schuman,
well known former resident of this city, had
met with violent death in Montana. An
investigation demonstrated the utter falsity
of the report, the fact being that Mr.. Schu-
man is now prosperous and respected resi-
dent Of California.
The committee on streets of the city coun-
ell held meeting yesterday afternoon at
which Mr. Murray submitted an ordinance
providing for the right of way to enter the
city IN the Sixth ward of the Minnesota IL
Northwestern railroad. The ordinance will
be reported favoraby upon by the committee
at the meeting Of the council tonight.
The nine year old lad, John Bonner, who
was kicked in the forehead by No. 2 chem
zeal horse at the s O'Clock drill alarm last
Wednesday evening, is likely to recover
He had been put out of the house with other
boys twice that evening by 4 fireman, the
last time but half minute before the acct
dent occurred. Stealing in at a side door the
horse struck him the dangerous blow which
should be a reminder to parents to forbid
their children going to these houses at all.
Mr., George Home, of the extensive Column
bia River, Oregon, Fish Cannery, writes, that
after suffering seven years with rheumatism,
he tried St. Jacobs Oil, the wonderful pain
and in o. shnrL tir,,n Ill .LilE.,u-- J