St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-04
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Six deaths were recorded Yesterday.
The street and sewer forces were paid s940
yesterday.
The Chicago mails on the regular trains
were two hours late yesterday
Bailif Lunkenheimer's life was made bur-
densome yesterday by having to chase around
after jurors.
This being pension day in the district
court the clerks Office will be open at s
O'Clock this morning.
Col. W. H. Il. Taylor, state librarian, has
been confined to his home with an affective
cold since Friday.
Yesterday afternoon 300 bills had been
sent down from the legislature to the gov
ernor for approval or rejection.
Edward Ludcof, a twelve-year-old boy,
was arrested on the complaint of his father
yesterday, charging him with the larceny of
one dollar
The ladies of the State Magdalen society
have taken to providing refreshments day
and evening at the state capitol, on the
European plan.
Yesterday afternoon the deed was executed
conveying the tract known as the Ramsey
county poor farm to the state for the purpose
Of a fair ground.
The managers of the St. Paul Base Ball
club have received copies of the articles of
agreement between players and clubs of the
Western league.
The ''Flying Dutchman,'' on the Mlwau-
kee road. due here at about IL p. m, ran off
a switch at Red Wing last night. But little
damage was done, and the train arrived in
st. Paul at about :45 a. m.
The New Orleans exposition premium
of ornamental butter, made by Mrs. Kelley
of Pennington, is attracting great attention
from callers at the state house, where it will
remain on exhibition for several days more.
Janitor Hammond has his hands full at
the state house looking out for suspicious
characters who frequent it. Yesterday
afternoon he bounced three Of them out Of
the Wabasha street entrance in short order.
John Calvin, an aged citizen, and for
merly on the STRENGTHENING force, was taken
suddenly i'll on the streets Yesterday after
noon and was conveyed to his home in the
patrol wagon, where medical assistance was
summoned.
The sealskin sacque found by Detectives
Kenally and Dan O'Con nor in the room oc-
cupied by Gilbert and his pal, arrested for
burglary last Monday, awaits Identification at
the city hall. 1t is costly and handsome
garment and was evidently stolen.
The board of managers of the Home for the
Friendless met Monday aud reelected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent Mrs. Pascal Smith; vice president
Mrs. Susan B. Beals; secretary, Mrs. c. w.
Hackett; treasurer, Mrs. Mary G. Flagg.
The numerous friends of Mr. Patrick Egan
yardmaster at the shops of the ST. Paul IL
Duluth Railroad company, will learn with
deep regret OF the death of his wife, which
occurred Monday morning. The funeral
will take place at O'Clock this morning
A large real estate transfer was filed yes
terday in which Edward c. Litchfeld of
New York conveyed to r. j. Markoe, w. S.
Tuttle, J. W. McClung and F. D. Hager,
pa acres in Walcott's addition to cottage
homes on Rice street, near McCann's lake,
for $4,000
A rumor was current yesterday to the effect
that the district trade assemblies of st. Paul
had boycotted the publications Of Frank
Tousey Of the Western News company for
the alleged reason that he was locking out
ali employees belonging to the organization.
II is reported that an effort will be made To
have the retail dealers of this city return his
books.
Mr.. VIM. Wright, prescription clerk at
Lambie Il Bethune's drug store, met with
quite n serious accident yesterday afternoon
While engaged in letting goods down an in
Clined hatchway the rope slipped and the
handle OF the crank swung arovnd and
struck him in the left eye, inficting very
painful wound, which was dressed by DR..
Thompson.
Chief of Police Clark AMI other city off,
cisls were notified Yesterday that P. G. Rey-
nolds, foreman Of the Erie Telephone COM
pany, had been instructed TO remove all in
strumeuts from the several city offices, the
board OF education rooms and the city hospi-
tai. The reason for this Is that the city has
refused 70 pay rent for telephone privileges,
claiming that the company has been more
than compensated by the possession OF right
of way aud other favors