St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-06
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CITY GLOBULES,

Yesterday was an off day in police cir
Giles.
A sheriff from some neighbour ng state was
applying for requisition from the governor
yesterday.
Mayor O'Bren on yesterday signed the new
sewer bonds, which will be ready for deliV-
cry to-day.
Winter still fingers in the lap of spring.
The old wretch ought to give his gentle sue
cessor a chance.
The district court will probably order We
nire for its fortnightly quota of thirty-fve
Jurymen to-day.
Such was the disturbance in the upper tier
at the Grand last evening that the police
were telephoned for.
There was another scrimmage among the
sixty tramp dodgers at the city hall last hight,
and some Of them were placed in the cells.
Prof. CARAT will give one of his delight
full organ recitals at the House Of Hope
church next Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
The counties of NicolIet Marshall and Nc
Leod are the first to send in their state tax
settlements for the quarter to the state audi
tor
Chas Mason came in from the country
yesterday and tackled enough bug juice to
knock him silly. He was given free ride
10 the lookup.
Ex-Oficer Peltier called on Mayor O'Brien
yesterday and asked to have his case re-
heard He was told that this would be i'm
practicable.
The case of Vim. J. Bell VS.. VIM. C. Sew
ern, for malicious prosecution, has been con-
tinued by Judge Wilkin to the next term Of
the district court.
A considerable number of the pupils of the
Franklin school called upon Mr.. S. s. Taylor,
the principal, yesterday afternoon, at his
residence and had quite pleasant time for
an hour or two.
Assistant Secretary of State Nordin re
ceived many congratulations yesterday and
opened box of Pennsylvania long-nines in
honor of the occasion.
A jury brought in a verdict for T. Ayd in
his suit for damages to property by grading
of $500 yesterday, and also of S213.72 for
Mary Alderman in a similar suit.
Little Jumbo, the Minneapolis dwarf, for
several nights sleeper at the city hall, will
reform this morning, and start the orange
business on a capital of seventy-two cents.
A decree of divorce was granted in the
district court yesterday, in the case of Rosa
Kitzmann VS.. John Kitzmann on the
ground of cruel and inhuman treatment.
Mr.. Blumenthal's store, which was robbed
by couple of tramps Tuesday night, is To-
Gated at 121 West Third street, and is not
second hand store as designated. His stock
is entirely new and fresh.
The fire department have sold five con-
demned horses for $493 and added two more
new ones to their equine force who are
beng broke in to duty on hook and ladder
No. l.
Mr.. John Lane, of Hyde Park, Cook coun-
months suffering with govt and rheumatism
without relief, he finally tried St. Jacobs Oil,
the great pain-cure, and was cured.
The building committee of the st. Paul
chamber of commerce, will meet at the offic e
of the architects, Messrs. Carpenter 81 Teltz,
to-day Thursday, at 3 O'Clock, to decide on
the bids for the building of the chamber.
A privy council is being talked of among
the occupants of the state capitol to determine
the right to occupancy of certain parts of
that building, over all of which commotion
Buffngton's beauty still ser enely smiles.
Governor Hubbard, Attorney General
Hahn and Secretary of State Won Baumbach,
in the capacity of the state auditory board,
made an official examination of the condi-
ton and accounts of the state treasury yes
terday.
An entire new set of New England spruce
ladders, the toughest and most reliable
KNOWN was received at the central fire hall
yesterday, wherewith to new dress hook and
ladder No. 1. Accompanying them were
also three small ladders to add to the outfit of
No. 2.
DR.. J. G. Currier, leading dentist in
Mankato, passed through the city yesterday
for two weeks visit to Montana to look
after stock business in that territory He
was accompanied by g. F. Piper, OF the Will
lard Cattle company of Mankato who is go
ing out to look after the interests of that COM
pany's stock ranch in that territory.
Col. W. Il. H. Taylor, state librarian, has
notice of 100 volumes OF the acts of the Brit
ish Parliament, which have been forwarded
by steamer, and are detained for some IN
known reason in the New York custom house.
AS there are no government duties on these
books the colonel is at loss to account for
their delay.
The managers of the Home of the Friend
less appreciate the kindness and good will
which has always been extended towards
the institution by all classes of our commu-
nifty. Aeproper regard for their responsibility,
-
not permit entertainments of any kind to be
advertised for the benefit of the home, with
out definite authority previously obtained
from the board