St. Paul daily globe., 1884-07-04
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

There are 50T saloons in St. Paul, paying
license of 500 each
Bishop Ireland will administer confirmation on
next Sunday to a large class of children at Hast
ings.
Gunderson, Howell and Berg were taken over
to the Saltwater penitentiary yesterday to fill
their respective sentences.
A little daughter of Walter Davis was seriously
injured yesterday by the sudden starting up of
team at 315 Yankee street
The present police force of st. Paul consists of
seventy-fve men, all told. The fifteen new ap-
pointees will be placed on new beats.
The state library was in receipt yesterday of
volumes "a and 35, United States supreme court,
of the new edition by Banks 81 Bros.
The teachers of this city will make exhibition
of penmanship, drawing, ETC., at the coming ma
tional educational convention at Madison.
The postofice will be open from z to 10 a. m.
only to-day and but one delivery will be made by
the carriers and that in the business districts.
The regular monthly meeting of the managers
of the Womans Christian Home will not con-
vene to-day, owing to its occurring OH our
tional holiday. G. PREM, Sec.
VIM. Hasliot and John Besum got iuto a street
fight on the corner of Fifth aud Rosabel streets
late yesterday afternoon, badly pounded each
other, and placed in the city hall to cool off.
The court case session of the district court
was adjourned yesterday to Monday at 10 a. IN.
There are thirty-one more cases yet to be heard
On the May term calendar.
Timothy Hastings, the young man who in
temporary fit of insanity at Winnipeg, last week,
gouged out both his eyes has been brought to
st. Luke hospital for treatment.
On Sunday, the 18th inst, during the encamp
ment of the Emmet Light Artillery and Second
regiment, NJ. n. G., at Winona, Bishop Ireland,
chaplain NJ. n. c., will celebrate military mass
IN camp and preach.
James Renehene was examined by Drs. Nc
Donald and Quinn in the probate court yester-
day afternoon, who ordered him committed to
ST. Peter, whittier he was Immediately sent in
care of officer NJ. Brown.
Judge VIM. Mitchell, of the supreme court
Hon. Thomas Wilson, of Winona, and Hon. Cor
don f. Cole, of Faribault, with their wives, will
take summer excursion to Yellowstone park,
leaving this city on the 18th inst.
The management of Elmo Lodge, the popular
hotel at Lake Elmo, by w E. Bowen, is giving
great satisfaction to many of our citizens the
present season. Lake Elmo is but twelve miles
away and it is one Of the prettiest summer re-
sorts in the state.
\ horse that was hitched on Wabashaw street,
about II O'Clock last night, was frightened by
fire crackers and down the street at rapid
pace, but was stopped just before he reached the
bridge by man named James NcDonnaugh. 1t
was Il brave act and he received quite an ovation.
a petition for letters of administration of the
estate OF the late Bartlett Presley were filed by
his wife, Mary Ann Presley, in the probate court
yesterday, the deceased having left a large
amount Of property, and having made no will.
The first hearing will be had Saturday, July 20,
at 10 a. m
Thomas Johnson, sentenced to Saltwater for
year and four months, for larceny in May, 1883,
was brought back to the Ramsey county Jail yes
:erday by Sheriff O'Gorman, his sentence having
expired. He is held for trial on an indictment
found against him for breaking jail while await
Ing his trial for larceny.
The laying of water mains on St. Anthony
Hill is progressing rapidly. Western avenue
has been traversed so that Dayton avenue was
crossed yesterday and Summit avenue will be
reached during the week. The lateral main will
be in progress, and there seems to be reason
why the Hill people should not be supplied with
water before the snow flies again.
The st. Paul Crusaders at their meeting on
Wednesday evening, unanimously elected the
following officers for the ensuing six months: j.
j. DAILY, president; j. c. Haney, vice PRESIDENT
j. f. Herman, secretary; T. Mccarthy, financial
secretary. and j. j. Joyce, treasurer. The ex
ecutive committee are j. +. Mcclure, II. j. Con
roy, }. II. Towhey, w. +. Curren and l.. T. Cas-
serly. The society is in u very prosperous con-
dition.