St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-04
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Collections yesterday Of internal revenue
we're 81. 336.23.
The Great Western band will open the
concert season at Grote's this evening.
The First Regiment band played to a
large audience il Rice park last evening.
Over half the capital stock for the pro-
posed West side bank has been subscribed.
Milton's addition. containing 120 lots,
vas approved by the plat commission yes
erday.
Detective Kenaley arrested man named
Alex Mcdonald yesterday on suspicion OF
norse-stealing.
Mr.. Thomas B. Marrett will go down to
Hastings this morning to look at the horses
N that locality.
Pat Harvey was arrested by Officer Fitz-
gerald yesterday morning for throwing
stones at a dwelling house.
G. Larkin was examined in the municipal
court yesterday and held to the grand jury
OH the charge of demonstrating.
The street sweeperS appear to be seat
tered pretty generally throughout the city
where the wooden pavement extends.
The way that red railroad bridge is COM
ing across the river is calculated to surprise
people 1t will be about completed IN ten
days.
Mary Dobbs Yesterday petitioned for a
divorce from her husband William, alleging
abandonment and adultery on the part OF
her liege.
The eighteenth annual reunion of the old
First Regiment Minnesota Veteran Nolun-
teer association will be held at New Ulm,
June %.
The United States signal service has
rented rooms in the sixth story OF the
chamber of commerce building, and Will
soon move in.
A check was drawn for 81, $3.50 yester-
day to pay for labor on thenew court house.
This makes total of SO, 912.S0 paid on the
work up to May 81.
William G.. Stahl filed a complaint yester-
day against John j. Mitchell ct al, and asks
the court to quiet title to certain real estate
in dispute between them.
Fuller. Johnson & Co. filed complaint
Yesterday against Charles Smith with the
United States clerk, asking S51O.63 Judg-
ment on a promissoryT note.
The sheriff yesterday replevined S47S
worth of the merchant tailoring stock OF
JOSEPH CDdItlcl. NJ HUI cdChSOu ouACCo,
for William Cunningham.
Tomorrow evening a strawberry festival
for the benefit of the Home for the Friend
less. will begin at the Exposition building,
commencing at 4 o'clock p. m.
A man named Peter Riley was arrested
last night by Special Officer Rody, charged
with breaking into Blodgett & OSgood'S
warehouse Oh Fourth street.
The state board of inspection of steam
boilers. recently appointed, will be in SEES
sion in ST. Paul Friday and Saturday fol
the examination of engineers.
In Livingston against Ives. suit on
mortgage, Judge SimonS yesterday decided
that plaintiffs were entitled to redeem the
property and to have title vested in them.
The building inspector has made an ex-
animation of the st. Nicholas hotel, but
proposes to examine the building again be
fore giving permit to reconstruct the wall.
The attaches of the postoffice were yester-
day being fitted out in new helmet hats.
Postmaster Day. Capt. Bean and Supt.
Hardacre also adopted the summer head
wear.
A musical and literary entertainment will
be given under the auspices of the VIC. T.
T. this evening, at IS East Seventh street,
the proceeds to be devoted to the Gospel
Temperance Union.
At the meeting OF the county board last
evening B. B. Parks was awarded the con-
tract for the building of the poorhouse fol
s25. 925. The board adjourned until Friday
night at 7:30 o'clock.
Mr.. George W. Sherwood has brought III
his stock of youngsters that he proposes tt
sell at the Midway SALE and has housed
them at the Midway stables. They consti
tute finp-loolZing lot of youngsters.
The Northwestern Fuel company has
moved its wholesale and general business.
office to the National German-Americar
bank building. The retail department will
remain on Third street as heretofore.
Daniels. the man arrested on suspicion Of
breaking into r. NJ. Williams house al
Nankat0 was allowed to go yesterday
Mr.. Williams came to ST. Paul. but asserted
hat Daniels was not the man who robbed
ais house.
Special Officer Gibbon of the Sioux City
yard complains that on Tuesday night h,
arrested number of tramps who wer'
smoking in car filled with hay, and tina
when arraigned in court yesterday the,
were ulSclldTSeu
William Conroy, w. G. Tuey and w
D. G. Barns. arrested last week for break
ing into the Post Siding depot and stealth.
number of tickets, were examined in thu
municipal court yesterday on that charg
md held to the grand jury.
The Ladies' Aid society of Christ Episco-
pal church held fair last night in the par
lors of the church, at which strawberrie
and ice cream were served. The articles OF
sale embraced every variety of fancy work
The fair was success in every particular
and the proceeds will go to st. Lukes hos
pital.
w. e. Ellis, for some time past freigh
conductor on the st. Paul. Minneapolis !
Manitoba railway, died at his residence Of
Francis street late last night Of consump
ton. He had been i'll for some time ant
had recently returned from trip south il
search of health. He was in his 23d yea
and leaves wife and one child.
Griggs ct al vs. the Chicago, milwaukee
& st. Paul Railway company was jur
case before Judge Wilkin yesterday. Las
December the plaintiffs team was fright
ened down on the levee by one of the dc
PENDANTS engines, and running ava