St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-25
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Three deaths were recorded yesterday.
Judge McGrorty was kept busy yesterday
with the seven cases that came before his
court.
Judge Simons issued an order yesterday
DENYING a second trial of the case of Merrill
VS.. Deanny.
United States Attorney Seare made hasty
run into the city yesterday and as hastily
fitted out again.
The hay and wood market has been
changed from Seventh and Cedar to Thir
teenth and Cedar streets.
Deputy United States Attorney Congdon
has gone to Chicago on official business which
will hold him for week.
j. L. Fahey has been appointed a special
officer at the Prince street yard of the Oma-
ha Railroad company.
Health Officer Burns seized a quarter of
diseased meat at the butcher store Third and
Muria avenue yesterday.
The sum Of S1l 900 was realized By the
city treasurer Yesterday from the sale Of
property for delinquent taxes.
Judge Brill was yesterday engaged upon
the same pine land case which occupied his
attention upon the preceding day.
DR.. Roy made professional call on Sixth
street, aud while attending his patient he
was robbed of S65. This is tough. The case
is being investigated
Officer Ives found queer looking cart
ridge ON one Of the window sills of the
McQuilan block yesterday, and on close cX-
animation it proved TO be a dynamite torpe-
do.
musical and literary entertainment
under the auspices of the W. e. T. L. will
be given ut the rooms of the Gospel Tenn
pcrance union, IS East Seventh street,
tomorrow evening at s o'clock.
Information was received Yesterday by the
superintendent of the postal department
that new line is 10 be begun on March %,
to be known as the Abbottsford and st. Paul
railroad postoflice. The AbtDttsford and
Eau Claire railroad postoiiice clerk will extend
his run to end at this place. an increase of
$50 miles.
ThYSt Paul Lacrosse club held meeting
at the Merchants hotel last evening, about
forty members being present. A committee
was appointed to draft constitution and BY
laws TO be submitted TO the annual meeting
to be held ut Dr. McDouald's office on Thurs
day evening at 100, for the election of
\ aboring man named Henry Kieben,
living on Daytou's bluff and working across
the river, fell into the water through hole
in the ice n short distance above the bridge
last night, shortly after O'Clock His cries
attracted the attention of Fireman William
Erwin, who ished him out with the assist
aucc of another man.
The Mahtomcdi association held we'll
attended ipr ~ thn ~.
pany's Office ON Third street The same
officers were Continued, aud the afternoon
was mostly spent in discussing = program
for the Mahtomedi meeting next summer.
The plan which seemed TO be most generally
approved was 70 set apart days for the various
religious denominations and societies.
Axel f. Mellgren, formerly doing a sta
tionery and engraving business at No. 2l7
East Third street, Yesterday made an assign
ment to William Combs, who has charge Of
the White Stationery company. Mr. Nell
grcu would make no statement of his assets
and liabilities, SAYING the step was precipi-
tntcd by an attachment which the Bradner
Smith Paper company had against him. The
failure is 4 small one.
Charles Townsend, arrested early this
morning in Minneapolis for passing q couu.
terfeit sic gold coin upon = cypriau named
MOilie Brown, was brought 10 ST. Paul YES
tcrday afternoon by Marshal Bracket.
Townsend does not dispute the passing Of a
coin 10 the woman, but denies ali knowledge
nj its being spurious It Is stated he Is one
of gang ut work In Minneapolis aud that
he comes Of good family.
An unexpected and rather startling event
took place IN the office of City Physician
Anckcr on West Third street, Yesterday
morning. Among the patients was Mary
GrencF, German woman about 30 years OF
axe. Anew minutes after her entrance she
was taken iii, and, almost before assistance
could De called. she was delivered Of A baby.
The patrol wagon wSs called aud the woman
anu her babe were taken to the city hospitsl