St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-23
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

The Great Western band excursion to Tay-
lors Falls has been postponed TILL week
from tomorrow.
Charles Burt a plasterer, reported yester-
dav that his tools had been stolen from No.
SO, East Sixth street.
On Wednesday next, the 27th, Seibert's
orchestra goes to Red Wing to aid in dedicat-
ing the new opera house.
The board of public works go out to Nash
street this afternoon to test cement pipe be-
ing laid in the street sewer
The board of public works last evening
voted to discontinue their Friday evening
sessions after the meeting of September D.
The firm of Young, Straissguth & Drake,
of ST. Paul, sold one bill yesterday. consist
ing of buffalo overcoats, amounting to
$1,000.
United States Marshal Frank Oakley and
Deputy Mann, of Madison, Wis, passed
through St. Paul yesterday, and went out on
the North Wisconsin road.
A man, boy and two girls driving about
the city with small pony and wagon, are
wanted for having forced al entrance to Mrs.
Ramohr's at 400 Dayton avenue.
The body of the woman observed floating
in the river last Thursday was not that OF
Mrs Gebhardt, as that lady has returned to
her home safe and sound.
The city treasurer will disburse the sum of
1920, coo to-day in payment for work done
under city contracts, this being the largest
payment ever made at one time.
The Knight Tcmplars of st. Paul will turn
out in a body to attend tic funeral Of Past
Graud Master Grove b. Cooley, to take place
al Minneapolis tomorrow afternoon.
Willie at work on the addition to the Hum
boIGt school in tAe Sixth ward yesterday, a
pIasterer named Foster fell from scaffold,
distance Of six feet, and dislocated his
right ankle.
Smith u George, successors to Smith q
Brand, doing small commission business
at 421 Robert street, assigned TO Geo. B.
Boyd yesterday in favor Of their creditors.
Their assets are Il small stock Of goods.
John Tcmpin, 4 resident of Randolph
street, whose mind is thought to have be-
come in jured by the too free use OF intoxi-
cants, viii he examined at the probate court
this afternoon on the complaint OF insanity.
One Of the wooden pillars standing near
the fight Of stairs in the south wing Of the
capitol building and on its first floor, was
found Yesterday to lack a full half inch OF
touching the ceiling. 1t was patched up
from 0b0Ue as usual.
A little barn on Goodhue street, belonging
to a man named Sharon, was burned about
half past eleven O'Clock last night. COW
was in the barn, but she was got out in time
to escape injury. The building was small,
and the loss "as trifing, probably not over
$50.
The residents of Dawson's addition and
vicinity, Sixth ward, will meet at ?. R. Nc
Donncll's store, corner Of Ohio and George
streets, this evening at 1880 p. m, to orga-
nize a Cleveland and Hendricks club. All
who wish to help the cause invited to at
tend.
Wilson & Monkhouse, manufacturers OF
iron fencing, roof cresting and finals, by
their attorney w. G. Goforth filed detailed
statement of their assets and liabilities
with the clerk of the district court yesterday,
as follows: Assets $l2, 21S.02; liabilities Sl7,
717.9l.
The Minneapolis pretended detective, Nc
Kinney, who was sentenced to pay fine OF
500 or TO board at the work house for ninety
days, for terrorizing conduct on Third street
while on bum, succeeded in raising the
money yesterday and paid it in to CLERK
Fairchild. llP rlHstf
The dizzy rig, used as a perambulating
bill board to advertise the base ball games
frightened a horse attached to feed wagon
at Bridge square yesterday morning, ant
vol l,av
was prevented by Mr.. p. O'Grady, who
rushed out and caught the animal.
The many st. Paul friends of Miss Louisa
Waters, daughter of Mr. James Waters. Of
White Bear lake, will be panied to learn Of
her death, which took place yesterday, of ty-
phoid pneumonia. She was eighteen years
of age, and an accomplished and beautiful
young lady.
English Lutheran services in Memoria
chapel, West Sixth street, near Exchange,
1880 Il. m Subject: els there n resurrec-
tion Of the body. If so, what follows!n Sun
day school II IN. E7ening lecture course
Sp. III. Subject: "Adam continued: the
fall and its consequences" All will be
heartily welcome Seats free.
Mrs f. G. Strong, who went to Fall River
Wis, two or three weeks ago to visit friends
while there lapsed into state of illness, the
final stages of Bright's disease, and day o.
two since returned to the city with the assist
Rnce Of her son, X. .. Strong, of Marsha
avenue Mrs. Strong's malady must sooI
terminate fatally.
The lacrosse club held meeting last even
ing to make arrangements for the contest
next Saturday with the Calumet club of Chi
cage, The members were out in good mum
beers aud decided upon those who should con
stitute the team to so to Chicago, but did no
tx upon the positions they should occupy.
Geo. Miller, chairman of the committee of
decoration for the Catholic convention, in
forms us that he finds many friends along
the route Of the grand parade who willingly
contribute towards the expenses of the dec
Grating of the city. 1t is to be hoped tina
funds will come forth to defray the costs
The Omaha road gives the societies ali facil
ties and encouragement required.
pretty blue eyed damscl named CARR,
Hanson visited the police court yesterday
and sworc out warrant for the arrest o
young man named Gus Olles ON the charg,
OF seduction. They had only been acquaint
ed n couple OF weeks and she yielded uudel
promise OF marriage Detective Dan
O'Connor brought Giles to the weeping dam
sci, when he squared the case by fulhllin.
his promise.
An inquest was held yesterday oy De put
Coroner Houst and jury ON the remains @
The lad Hugh Gallagher, whose death re
suited from runaway accident last Thurs
day, particulars of tn sad affair having 4,
pcared in Yesterdays issue Of the GLOBE
The jury returned verdict to the effect tba
death had been caused accidentally aud tina;
the accident had been due to the horS,
taking fright ut the ears and to street OBJ
struc,ious.