St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-04
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.


The street force were paid $4,000 yesterday
and the sewer force $500.
Two small increase pens ions were received at
the adjutant generals Office yesterday. 3
The fast mail train was delayed several hours
yesterday by washout the Milwaukee rail
road.
The Irish colonies in Minnesota will have an
exhibit Of their Industries at the worlds fair at
New Orleans.
Alderman I. B. St. Peter moved into his ele-
giant new residence on Stryker avenue, West St.
Paul, yesterday.
The funeral of Sister Magdaln st. Agnes,
took place from the House of Good Shepard
yesterday forenoon.
grand mass meeting of property owners OF
st. Paul will be held at the hall of Mic Rebholz,
47O Dakota avenue at O'Clock p. m. Sunday,
Oct. 5.
VIM. Higgins was taken with fit, at the cor
ner of Fifth and Jackson streets, yesterday AFTER
noon. He was conveyed home in the patrol
wagon
Judge Brill opened session of the September
term of the district court yesterday morning, and
adjourned without doing any business to 10 a.
m. this morning.
The full sized portrait in oil of Judge R. R.
hum in the supreme court room at the state
capitol yesterday.
Sometime during Thursday night vandals
broke open the poor box in the Yestbule of the
cathedral and stole the contents. The amount
stolen by the miserable thieves is not known.
The grand jury adjudicated upon ten cases
yesterday, making twenty-five since they went
into session. AS ffty-one cases in all are before
it, it will hardly be ready to report to the court
before Tuesday morning.
Thursday night raid was made upon the
Merriam Park station, and a few tickets. an old
overcoat and few articles of great value
were taken. The robber succeeded in getting
in by breaking out pane of glass.
An action was begun in the United States cir
cult court yesterday afternoon, by Nichols,
Shepard & Co. against Gus & A. W. Anderson
and Gus johnson, TO enforce the payment of
S504, being action to collect on promissory
note.
The old Wabashaw street wooden bridge is fast
disappearing to be replaced with iron, and the
timber therein after twelve years use, is in fine
state of preservation. Work is also progressing
on the abutmeut and stone pier being built on
the Sixth ward end.
Adam Boldstedt called at the one-quart joint,
on Eagle street yesterday morning, and after
loading to the guards tanglefoot he started
out for a time. Meeting a married lady on
Third street, he slapped her on the back and was
about to make himself more odious when Officer
Mcmahon ran him in. He was sent to the bastile
for thirty days.
An alarm Of fire was sent in from box 40, at
6:46 yesterday morning, caused by spontaneous
combustion in rags and varnish on the first floor
of a one-story frame structure, 320 John street,
used by the st. Paul Paint works a paint
grinding mill. The loss was trlfing, and the fire
was pronounced by the department 10 be the re-
suit of carelessness.
1t was intended TO hold a joint consultation
last evening at the city hall between the council
the county commissioners and the court house
commission, as to the new court house building,
but quorum was present, and an adjourn
ment was had till next Tuesday night, when the
matter will be considered, probably by the full
council, in connection with the other bodies men
toned.
Judge Reynolds, of Croo kston, at the request
of the chamber of commerce of that city, sent ;
fine description of the latter to Secretary Young
yesterday for incorporation into the new Mime
sofa state immigration pamphlet now being pre-
pared for the New Orleans exposition. Mr.
Young is desiTons that other cities to be repre-
sented in the work may be prompt in sending in
similar contributions.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Burr took up the
case of Frederick Sanders, charged on complaint
Of health physician DR.. Hoyt with peddling ulcer
ated and cancer-jawed beef. The examination
occupied nearly all OF the afternoon, the princi
pal Witnesses being DR.. Hoyt and DR.. Hand both
ofwhom described at length the nature of can
and organic diseases in cattle. After
hearing an indefinite amount of testimony, the
court found Sanders guilty of the offense charged
in the complaint and sentence deferred unit
to-day.
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