St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-25
Notes. 44bour To1c,1.

Mrs. Charles Staples IeIl yesterday lot ntF
home at Bronson, Mimi.
James Fitzgerald is spoken Of as a candi-
date in the Second ward for alderman.
Judge McCluer will give his decision in
the habeas corpus case of John Dunn to-day
Mrs. VIII H. Richardson of St. Paul ar
rived in the city yesterday for visit of a
few days.
The Kensington club met yesterday and
enjoyed themselves, combining work and
pleasure.
There was nothing before the municipal
court yesterday morning and only two lodg-
ers at the city hall.
Capt Wheeler, J. S. Proctor and wife of
this city and Smith Ellison of Tavlor's Falls
arrived here yesterday from New Orleans.
Henry Wrestling is lying very i'll at his resi-
known and has been identified with the
city's growth for many years.
In the municipal court yesterday after
noon before Judge Netheway the log case of
Matt Clark against the c. n. Nelson Lumber
company came up, and was continued until
this afternoon at O'Clock.
The concert that was to have come off at
The Presbyterian church for the benefit of the
Choral society is postponed until some time
next week, as the High School Literary
society has its entertainment on Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Percy B. Smith had largely
attended progressive euchre party on Mon
day evening. The head prizes were won by
W. G. Bronson and Mrs Stckney, while
Frank E. Joy and Mrs. Townshend captured
the foot prizes.
George Cooper was received yesterday
from Waseca county. This is the fifth time
he has become an inmate of the state prison.
He is a known burglar and thief, and he is
in this time for only one year for burglary
IN a cooper shop.
Veterinary Surgeons Boulton of this city,
Miner of Hudson, and Smith of South Still
water, have come TO the conclusion that Peter
Grant had his horse's leg broken. Grant
wants $500 from the city for the horse, as he
Eas an extra good one.
Mai. Hughes of Aryilla, Oak, in speak
Ing Of the crop prospects in his section. SAYS
the ground was never in better order to put
crops in; that they had but little snow all
winter yet plenty Of frost, which has rem
dered the plowed ground perfectly mellow.
After getting home from his eight weeks
holiday in the South, Con, the tobacco man,
did not stay here long, but has gone out on
his visit to his customers in Northern Mime
sota and Dakota, aud even to distant Mon
taua. Con is the jolliest man on the road.
In the district court, yesterday, Anna
Tvft L
ngaiust Augusta Katzke and DR.. p. II. Mil
lard to strike out the defendants answer to
the petition. Or. Willard is made party
merely because he holds prior mortgage on
the property sought to be foreclosed.
\ man named James Densell came down
from O'Brien's camp on Monday night, and
was taken to Kendal's boarding house, with
badly frozen toes. 1t appears he lost his way
in the woods where he had been at work, and
got into creek when irving 10 find the
camp. IL looks as if he will lose some of his
toes.
In probate court yesterday before Judge
Lehmicke,in the case Of the estate of George
Berscheus, deceased petition for letters Of
administration was filed by Marie Berschens;
to be heard May 4 Complaint having been
county poor house, is insane, warrant was
placed in the hands of the sheriff TO bring
said insane person into court to be exam
incd.
Several complaints came in yesterday as
b. the state in which premises in various
parts OF the city are kept, and the health Of
dcer and his assistant will see to it that the
trouble is remcdicd as soon as the frost gets
out Of the ground. The section bounded by
Main. Second aud Chestnut streets aud Mel
son alley will get a thorough overhauiug, as
Dr. ClarkS report on that section shows a
very bad state Of affairs.
Yesterday one Of the hackmen got couple
of Svedrs, who had Just got back from tue
woods, in his hack for a drive around, but
be bad no idea he would have such trouble
in getting them out. Il appears they bad 4
bottle of whisky with them in the hack, at
which they pulled vigorously aud when time
was up they refused to get out Of the hack
and showed fight one Of them was spirited
away by friruds, while the other was taken
10 the city hall and his well-hiled purse viii
be lgbteucd little this morning. The city
viii spend the money to better advantage
than be would.
The action OF the city council on Monday
evening was most fsyorably commented on
the streets Yesterday in ordering the chief Of
police TO detail a man to see to the sanitary
condition ST the city. The short speeches
delivered before the council by Drs Caiue,
Merrill P.;kju, FhesburE aud r c. Clark
Ecrc 90 the point while the aldermen pres
sut showed that they took in The situation
ana would DO their duty TO the city. Dr.
Merrill, health Inspector, aud Chief OF Police
Shor;AIl were added 20 the committee to Sc
lee, a dumping ground. Of which committee
Ala tryfu is chairman