St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-07
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

The little daughter of John Servis was
buried yesterday at O'Clock.
Scarlet fever is reported at 624 Wabasha
and 1912 East Seventh streets.
The Tom Quinan implicated in the late
robbery is not.the Thomas Quinlan, the loco
motive engineer Of st. Paul.
Gov Hubbard says he Will not appoint any
of the commissions authorized by the legis-
lature until some time next week.
Argument for new trial will probably be
heard to-day before Judge Wilkins on the
motion Of Coyne, held on charge of out
rage.
The Wabasha street bridge is open to pub
lie travel with the exception Of the east
sidewalk, which will be completed the first of
next week.
The officers of the First regiment, Mime
sofa National guards, will meet in st. Paul
Wednesday evening to consider the subject
Of next summers encampment.
The city treasurer received check for
S104, 402.77 from the st. Paul National bank
yesterday in payment of the city and county
bonds purchased Thursday.
Sheriff T. j. Eavison of Todd county de-
livered Thomas Walters to Warden Reed at
Saltwater yesterday to serve out years SEN
tence in the penitentiary for larceny.
Freddie Lafone, an eeven-year-old little
waif, was arrested yesterday on the charge of
larceny. The lad is au orphan, and he is ex-
ceedingly bright and intelligent. He may be
sent to the Reform school
Judge McGrorty yesterday informed the
German consul at Chicago of the whereabouts
of Caroline f. Reichmann. She has been
employed as a servant with family on East
Seventh street.
Alexander A. Eager pinched a coat some
where and showed himself so eager to get
out of sight that he gave the snap away, and
Officer Collins put his name on the roll with
larceny after it.
Judge siinohs yesterday filed decree in
the vacation asked for of Como Park village,
and also ordered q distribution in the assign
ment case of julius Lakony. Before Judges
wilkins and Brill the same cases held sway
which have been on for several days.
The Bohn Manufacturing company has
made a purchase of some twenty acres Of
land OH the river bank in the Sixth ward,
upon which will be located the company's
lumber yard, and will also erect at an early
day door, sash and blind factory
The board of control is moving from the
market house to the corner of Fourth and
Market streets, up stairs. The board has
rented the whole of the second story. Here
after the Office will be kept open from Q q. III.
to IL H., and from 2 p. m, till 4 p. IN.
The examination of applicants for posi-
tons In the ST. Paul postollice, and for clerk
ships in the department at Washington, will
take place In this city on the oath inst APP
plcatous for blanks should be made to
Postmaster Day, who naively SAYS that Dem
ocrats are not barred.
Fire Alarm superintendent jenkins COM
pleted novel arrangement at central fire
hall yesterday, by which at the tap of the fire
gong the leaders on truck No. 3 have their
doors opened by electricity, Just In advance
of those of the wheel horses, so that they go
in their position on the truck before the lat
ter, there being less confusion than for
mcrly.
DR.. Spinncy Of Cleveland, O., will add ess
the St. Paul branch OF the National Indian
Rights association at union meeting to be
held at the House Of Hope church on Sunday
evening, sth inst. Besides being an eloquent
speaker, DR.. Spinney is known as an earnest
advocate of the rights of the Indians and OF
every measure tending to their elevation and
advancement TO citizenship
Martin McNulty, husky and courageous
expressinan, believes In asserting his manly
independence and maintaining the suprem-
acy of his domestic affairs by occasionally
knocking Mrs. Mac out The latter, how
ever, protested this time aud the officer OF
the law, taking different view from Martin.
gathered him in to contribute something for
such an enjoyable pastime.
The true history of house bill e42, en-
titled "au act to define the boundaries of the
school districts of Hennepin county," is that
It was vetoed by the governor Feb o., was
passed over his head by the house, but on
reaching the senate for concurrence the veto
was sustained in the latter body by a uuani-
nous vote and the bin consequently became
a very dead duck.
Through County Attorney Egan, an timer
ant citizen, named John McGraw, was YES
terday brought before the district court and
allowed SIS with which to supply himself
certain necessaries. McGraw has been de.
tanned for several months SIS 4 witness in |
criminal case, and as the law allows him 81
day for such detention, the move wAs for
the purpose Of saving the county the expense
of providing him with what was required
Mr.. +. II. Pasten of Forest Lake called al
police headquarters yesterday, having In
charge nine mouths old infant which was |
left with Mrs. Derioux Of that place last June. |
The mother OF the baby, Miss or Mrs. Rose !
MeGamou, promised to pay for its keeping. |
but recently she deserted il 20 the mercies OF |
strangers. Il Is bright little boy, regular |
strawberry blonde, and some good person |
should adopt it.