St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Four deaths were recorded yesterday.
Ex-City Engineer Somers vacated his
office yesterday.
The Ides of March were almost inaugur-
ated with blizzard
Dora Brown, an ex-variety actress, was ar
rested yesterday in beastly state of intoxi-
cation.
Judge Brill yesterday opened court, but
soon adjourned until Monday, rendering two
decisions.
Judge Simons dispatched business with
rapdity yesterday and adjourned early in the
afternoon.
Deputy Vars reports the internal revenue
collections for the week ending yesterday
at -, 1874.
There was no meeting of the council com
mittee on claims yesterday afternoon, suf-
ficirnt number failing to put in an appear
ance.
Postmaster Day on yesterday received
circulars from the department giving the
new tariff on money orders destined for
points in China, Sweden and Egypt.
The St. Paul Dramatic society is to present
''The Serious Family at its hall on April
9. The cast is a strong one, and new
mechanical effects have been added to its
stage settings.
Deputy United States Marshal Bracket re-
turned to st. Paul last night, having in GUS
tody William Rice, % years Of age, of st.
James, who was arrested on the charge OF
stealing mail from the letter boxes at that
place.
E. c. Starkey, chairman Of the police
oft oil hat
recent changes in the police alarm system
are all working satisfactorily, though the trial
will continue for week or more before they
are accepted.
Sheriff Kirkman of Dodge Center lodged
man and wife in the Jail Friday night who
were convicted of keeping house of ill-fame.
The man got one year and the woman nine
months. The journey to Saltwater was re
sumed yesterday morning.
County Treasurer Burton informs personal
property tax delinquents that the law passed
by the recent legislature places all Delinquent
cies In the hands of the sheriff for collection
upon April l, and that they will save accru-
Ing costs by paying up before that date.
Association No. of Minneapolis station
airy engine operators held a meeting on
Thursday, at which resolutions were passed
complimentary to Mark Flower for his labors
in the construction and prosecution of the
legislative bill for the inspection of boilers
and licensing of engineers in Minnesota.
A span of horses attached to a covered car
rage was frightened by a March gust of wind
of unusual violence while standing uuhitched
on the Cedar street front of the state house
yesterday afternoon, and took n wild run
northward up the hill, in which they became
so tagged that they were easily captured by
gentleman happening to be in the street.
Judge Wilkin gave judgment yesterday in
the paternity suit against Charles Schlelf, re-
curing defendant to pay 81 % per day to
maintain the child and to give $500 bonds
for the performance thereof, until which
time Charles STANDS committed to the county
Jail. The case Of Coyue, convicted of out
rage, on motion for new trial, was argued
In the afternoon and taken under advise
mcut
4. MILLER was arrested by Detective
Kcnealy last night on a warrant charging
him with stealing bed cover, two napkins
and one towel, valued at So, from William
Haberstumpf
Sons OF Herman No. 16 had an anniver-
sary meeting and ball at Turner hall last
night, and speeches were made by Grand
Master Gudduutz and others.
A calico masquerade was given at the
athen@um last night by a German society.
The Wisconsin, Minnesota and Dakota
board Of insurance field men held its regular
monthly meeting in Hotel Astoria Yesterday
afternoon. No business of any Importance
was transacted.