St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-28
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

The school teachers were paid $4,000
yesterday.
The committee on police of the council
will meet tonight.
Sheriff Richter is selling out the place No.
So West Third street.
County Jailer Davis reports forty prisoners
now under his charge.
The public schools will be closed next week
for the spring vacation.
Detective Hankinson of Minneapolis
called on Chief Clark yesterday.
Poundmaster Cuniff yesterday commenced
his annual spring raid on stray COWS.
Rittell vs.. Rittell was the only case cousid-
cred by Judge Brill yesterday, and it was
stricken from the calendar
At the Garfield school entertain ment on
Tuesday evening the gross receipts were
sl44.60, expenses $685., net receipts
$I15.05.
A man named Moriarty, while looking at
the workmen excavating for the court house,
carelessly stepped upon small piece of ice
and fell, breaking his collar bone.
Judge McGrorty has been disposing of
much business for several days past, and has
kept up good average for the district courts.
Eight estate cases came up before him yes
terday.
social meeting consisting of music,
readings and recitations will be given at the
rooms of the Gospel Tempe union, So
East Seventh street, this evening at 8
O'Clock.
Lena Burns, of uu sound mind, 25 years of
age, and residing with her parents at No. 765
Hennepin avenue, disappeared from home
last Tuesday and no trace has been discov-
cred by ner distressed family of her where
abouts.
Mrs. Van Solen visited the Exposition
roller rink Thursday night, and while en-
gagged IN skating her pocketbook, which she
had left lying on bench, and which was in
her UIuf, was stolen. 1t contained s14
Special Pension Examiner E. L. Board
man of the st. Paul district, heretofore en-
ployed in Dakota, has resigned his position
and started for Denver. This is the second
resignation In this district within the past
month.
Joe Graham boarded more distilled joy
than he could carry yesterday, and while in
this condition he froze to a bolt Of cloth
which ornamented the entrance to q store on
Seventh street. Officer Charles Hanft gave
him the rush.
Rev. D. r. Breed, D. D., late pastor Of the
House of Hope Presbyterian church, is in the
city, and his many friends will doubtless
hear with much pleasure that the doctor will
occupy his old pulpit on Sunday.
II the union depot official who announces
the departure Of trains would make his an
nouncements in clear, sharp toas he would
confer lasting obligation on the travelling
public. AS the various towns are now called
81, an, 49,
age person as IL rendered In Choctaw dialect.
German laborer employed in Cooks
lumber yard at Merriam Park had the mis-
fortudc to have his right arm mangled at the
elbow by saw. The injury was not so ser
ious as to make it necessary to amputate the
arm, but It may cause 1t to be stiff.
Sixteen hundred copies OF the March
edition of the Northwest Magazine, contain
ing special article on the city of st. Paul,
have been expressed to the New Orleans
exposition by the secretary Of the st. Paul
chamber Of commerce.
Mrs. Amalia Maguhn Yesterday filed pro-
ceedings for divorce against her husband,
Adoph Maguhn, alleging drunkenness,
cruelty and failure to provide. MAguhn is
the man who attempted to kill himself sew
eral weeks ago, and Is now lying in the hos
pital from the effects of the wounds then in
flIcted.
Bids were opened at Fort Smelling for the
contract of delivering 200,0 900 bushels Of
corn at Fort Meade. The bids aud bidders
are as follows, 100 pounds being the basis:
. W. B.. Jordan Of ST. Paul, S2.75%; A. G.
Davis, Sioux City, $2.29; D. NJ. Watkins,
st. Paul, S2.73; c. n. Carpenter, $2.39; E.
d. Comings, $2.47H.
The Second Ward Republican club held a
meeting at No. 430 Wabasha street last
night The question Of high and low license
was discussed by the members present, but
the club unanimously voted TO support the
straight Republican ticket and TO advocate,
warmly, the nomination Of such n ticket
The club adjourned to meet again at the call
of the secretary, probably next Friday even
ing.