St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-07
THE CITY.
GEOBULES.


were 81, 592. "a.
They have commenced laying stone on
Hale's new block.
John Olson was arrested last evening
charged with the larceny Of coat.
The fast mail train was half an hour late
YESTERDAY. which in fair weather is an I'M
common occurrence.
Burglars were frightened from the resi-
dence of Jailer John Davis at 202 Lisbon
street on Friday night.
Vayhingus' addition, consisting of the
west half Of lot 9, Smith IL Lots outlots,
st. Anthony hill, is to be plated.
Sergt Rouleau, who has been laid up
with rheumatism for the last few weeks, has
become able to resume duty again.
Frank Hammer was arrested last night
by Officer Horneck for assaUlting and beat
ing John Kuchern On Thursday night.
W. B. johnson, living at 3S7 Sibley
street, left his home on Thursday last and
had not been heard from up to 10 o'clock
last night.
A writ of attachment was served by
Sheriff Richter yesterday afternoon on q
small Seventh street clothing house. It
was served to cover debt of $50.
Rugg & Co. sold goods to Kinslow ct al,
and yesterday brought suit to recover
S1,017.18 yet due. Holcomb VS.. Richards
was a suit filed to quiet title to real estate.
Nels Linstrum was before the govern
ment authorities yesterday for violation of
the revenue laws tn this city. He was held
in $500 bonds until the October term of
court.
On Friday last Police Officer Conroy was
arraigned before Mayor Rice on the charge
of cruel treatment in arresting disabled
soldier the evening previous and fined $40
for the Offense.
There will be a meeting and club run of
the st. Paul Bicycle club at Rice Park
Tuesday evening next, at 7:30 o'clock. At
the same time and place officers will be
elected and uniforms decided upon.
Chief Clark issued the following order
lase night: ''From and after this date
Sergts. Hanft and Lowell will take the
lower division of the city and Sergts. Muir
ply and Rouleau the upper division"
Prof Manner has prepared something
extra in the way of music at the cathedral
to-day. The offertorium will be sung by
Mr.. Joseph Benedict from Milwaukee. The
composition is ''COnfirma Hoe Deus" by
Newkomenn.
A pleasant entertainment was given at
the temperance rooms last evening. The
exercises were literary and musical and
were participated in by Mrs. Brinkerhoff,
Freddie and frankie Burch, Miss Nellie
Mabon, Miss Jessie B. Cary, Mrs. E. A.
WaterhOuse, Miss Lizzie B. Fasolt and Mr..
E. Bell.
The visiting members of the Loyal LIE
gion and about fifteen of the St. Paul MEM
bers went to Minneapolis yesterday fore
noon and were entertained during the day
by Hon. Eugene N. Wilson. They returned
to st. Paul at o'clock, and the visitors,
except those from Pennsylvania, left the
city last night.
Pension Agent Richardson yesterday
completed his report for the St. Paul dis
trict for the month of May. The
number of dispositions issued was 636:
number OF cases reported, 1877; average
case per man, 10.7-18; cost per case, $13. 16.
The average last month was higher than at
any previous time.
Ethel King, a fashionable nymph du
pave, complained to the police authorities
on Friday that a caller of the previous night
had stolen her gold watch and chain, valued
at Sl65, Pierre Michard, an advance agent
OF Sells circus, was blamed for the offense
and placed under arrest. AS there was no
way to show that he had committed the
THEFT he was yesterday allowed to go.
Early yesterday morning, and while the
wind was blowing its hardest, Officer
RaZoush discovered a barrel filled with
ashes on fire in the rear of the market house.
1t was extinguished by the officer without
any alarm being turned in. This is the
third time that such timely discovery has
prevented the burning of this bulding
About 8 o'clock Saturday morning the
occupants of Philip Maguire's residence,
283 Prairie street, were awakened by some
one trying to effect an entrance to the
house. Mrs Mcguire and her daughters
arose, the mother going to the back door
and the daughter to the front. One man
was in front apparently ON the lookout,
while there were two at work in the rear.
Upon being discovered the trio took to their
heels. This is in the neighborhood of Benzs
house, which was entered recently.
Kate McInery. young woman of pleas
Ing appearance, was taken from the union
depot to the city hall last evening on ac-
count OF her peculiar actions around the
station She wanted to go to Chicago, but
had nothing with which to take her there.
She is the same person who was examined
IN the probate court for insanity on Friday.
May 80, and discharged. An uncle of hers
is Janltor of the West St. Paul Catholic
church. Otherwise she has no relatives in
ST. Paul. She was placed in the county
jail for safe keeping until this morning.