St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-15
THE CITY.
CITY GLORuLES.

terday for permit to build the Ryan hotel.
The comittee on police, of the council,
will hold meeting at o'clock this after
noon.
Everybody and their relatives seem to be
going to Sherman hall on next Thursday
evening.
The board of abatement failed TO get a
quorum yesterday and adjourned until 2
p m. to-day.
the two district court rooms, is as handy as a
pocket in shirt.
The regular meeting of the st. Paul and
Minneapolis Baptist social union will be held
at the Metropolitan hotel at O'Clock this
evening.
There were two back pension allowances
received at the adjutant genXaPs Office yes
terday OF $500, and one allewance OF sl2
per month from date.
A lad named Eddie Monk was arrested
last night by Officer Gibbons on the charge
of robbing j. Wotneck, drunken Bohe-
mian, Of silver watch.
The Standard Fire Insurance company,
y
business in Minnesota by State Insurance
Commissioner A. r. McGill.
The annual meeting of the Minnesota, Da-
kota and Wisconsin Underwriters union
will be held at the Metropolitan hotel, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The special committee of the council APP
pointed to consider the matter of the erection
Of police signal system will hold a meeting
at O'Clock this afternoon at city hall.
An action was begun in the United States
circuit court yesterday by VIM. Judge 81 Bros.
against VIM. /. Anderson to collect 81, 1876,
alleged to be owing on promissory notes.
A dude named John Smith was arrested at
Turner hall last midnight on the cearge Of
disorderlv conduct. He went into the hall
while drunk and tryed to break up the dance.
Sheriff Urness, of Douglas county, has
finally concluded to vacate his office, and
has sent in his resignation to the county
commissioners, which went into effect April
10th.
The motion by Cunningham IL Haas to
strike out the paragraph laying the amount
Of damages at s., GOO in the false imprison
ment suit of VIM. Erickson, was denied by
Judge SimOns yesterday
Inspector of steamboats, Gen. Flower and
deputy Scott visited Saltwater yesterday and
inspected the r. J. Wheeler, the Ed. Durant,
Jr., and the brother Jonathan. They were
all found to be scaworthy.
Nels Sapp and Mike Dacy were arrested by
Officer Smith last night on the charge of
dtsorderly conduct. They engaged in fight
..t -. fba
came along and run them in.
The grand concert which takes place at
at Sherman hall on next Thursday evening
seems to have acquired strong hold upon
the attention Of our citizens. No more
worthy object was ever patronized than the
House of the Good Shepherd.
Yesterday afternoon S. Oleson while walk
ing along Wabashaw street near Third with
his wife, fell down in fit He became very
rigid black in the face, and frothed at the
mouth. The patrol wagon was sent for and
after he had recovered sufficiently he was
taken home.
John Murphy, residing on Kent street.
marched into city hall last night and did the
great act of his life by giving himself up. A
warrant was issued for him yester
ttt. VII IliN uilG CIlc 20 vi hllC DtdtlHS; anu
hearing Of the charge he gave himself up. |
Landlord O'Keefe gave him the sky par
lor.
w. W. Prendergast returned from a
teachers institute, at Ortonyille, yesterday, |
which was very fully attended for new
county, siXty-two teachers being present. He |
says rural trip will be made daily during |
the summer by a steamer on the Minnesota |
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and half Of Browns valley.
P. r. L. Hardenbergh Il Co. yesterday |
filed suits in the district court against A II.
Hackeroth, Maurice Lonergan, Vim. Seeger,
Philip Gerz, J. G. Meyett, Theodore Schnei-
derich, c. G. Bellerood, VIM. Schneider and
D. W. Zerwas individually, for amounts on
prommissOry notes given for merchandise,
varying from S105.03 to $462.61.
About II o'clock last night the electeic
light wire which crosses the district court
building, corner of Fifth and Wabashaw
streets, ignited the wooden cornice and
slight blsze was started. A pedestrian motto
ed the blaze and No. l, company was called
out, the blaze being eXtinguished without the
aid OF the apparatus. The fire caught from
an electric flash and there was no damage.
Since last October have suffered from acute
Inflammation in my nose and head-often if the
night having to get up and inhae salt and water
for relief. My eye has been, for a week at
time, so could not see. l have used no end of
remedies, also employed doctor, who said it
was impure blood-but got no help. 1 used |
Elys Cream Balm on the recommendation of a
friend / was faithless, but in a few days was
cured. My nose now, and also MY eye, is well. |
1t is wonderful how quick it helped me. Mrs.
GsaoRGIE S. JUDsoN, Hartford, Conn easy to
nSn PRICE zoe