St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-11
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Two QedUnS were 1cpOltCt JOoeNA'J
Internal revenue collections yesterday
were 81, 231.55.
w. j. Rodgers yesterday lost bright bay
horse, years old.
In the usury case of Eilers VS.. Conrad
the Jury awarded the plaintiff S47o.o3.
Henry Strong was arrested on warrant
Yesterday afternoon for disorderly conduct
William Prick of West st. Paul, PAID SSO
yesterday for keeping his saloon open aI1er
hours.
The north side of Seventh street, from
Sibley to Jackson street, is being paved WIN
a stone walk.
Judge Cory imposed a fine OF $50 on
William E. TAFT, yesterday, for abusing and
beating his wife.
The specifications for the paving OF the
market house have been put IN readiness Ior
intending bidders.
In the breach of contract suit OF Bergmln
VS.. Wilson Judge Brill yesterday handed
down decision in favor OF the plalntllf.
The real estate suit of Weidelst@dt VS..
Keller was Yesterday submitted on written
argument to Judge Simons for decision.
The ladies of Jackson street NJ. E. church
will give strawberry and ice cream 1eStl-
val in the parlors Of the church this even
ing.
Plans have been submitted to the build
ing inspector of the three-story brick build
ING about to be erected on Wabasha street
by Michaud Bros.
The Young man Roberts, whose name
figured in the Municipal court record OF
Tuesday, was not Frank Roberts, clerk OF
Che probate court.
The Jury in the Anderson VS.. st. Croix
Lumber company case retired yesterday
afternoon, and were not expected to return
until this morning.
The Sitting Bull party of Indians, an
nounced in Yesterdays GLOBE as en- route
east to join Wild West show, passed
through the city yesterday.
Powers VS.. The City and The Water
Board was called before Judge Wilkin yes
tract work done by plaintiff for defendants.
Forepaugh's great show is billed for ST..
Paul July %, and instead of pitching the
ring at the usual place, has secured grounds
near the Short line crossing on Seventh
street,
Deputy Chapel left yesterday for Haw-
ley, Clay county. where he goes to secure
P. FL. Carr, wanted for contempt OF court
in not noticing papers served upon him to
appear in certain case.
A little child fell out of carriage driv-
ing on West Third street last night and was
run over by another vehicle following i'm
mediately behind. 1t was carried into a
drug store where it was found the injuries
were not fatal
In accordance with resolution adopted
by the general conference of Methodist
churches the second Sunday in June, which
is usually observed as children's day, is to
assume a new Importance this year as edu-
cational day, to be observed as such all over
the country.
The city engineer has appointed an in
spector to look after the street Sprinkling
and see that the work is done according to
contract. This will doubtless quiet all
complaint about the unsatisfactory manner
in which the work has been done on GER
tain streets.
The following telegram was received from
J. S. Barnes at Eau Claire last night: In
the fight tonight did not turn Wilson
loose until the third round, at the end of
which Curtis was terribly punished and
could not come to time. [ got all the gate
receipts, $500. Wilson did not get scratch.
William Deering filed complaint yester-
day with the clerk of the United States
circuit court against the Winona Harvester
Works ct al, for infringementS of patents
by the latter on certain harvesting ma
chinery, and prays for perpetual injunc-
ton and such other relief as the court may
deem proper.
Officer Merriam made a raid on some
apartments on West Third street, occupied
by colored girl named Kate Jones, last
night. Three visitors were in the house at
the time two of them Fort Smelling soldiers
who gave the names of Abram Drain and
Bank Randall, and Smith Chappell, all of
whom, together with the woman, were taken
to the police station.
Edward r. Duffie, the Iowa judge who
has been ON protracted spree in this city,
was allowed to occupy the sheriff's Office yes
terday morning, but watch was placed upon
him. In the afternoon he managed to slip
out. returning after time as much as ever
under the influence of liquor. He was sent
last night to Ida Grove, Ia, where it is
said he has law case Oh hand.
An irate mother visited the clerks Office
yesterday to prevent the issuance of a mar
rage license to her son, a young man who
lacks several months Of being 81, whom
she said was about to marry a woman of 81.
When informed that the law of Minnesota
allowed girl over Is and a boy over Is
years of age to marry, her indignation
against the lawmaker who framed such a
statute was manifested in expressions much
more forcible than refined
The st. Paul Gun club will begin on its
regular average shoots this afternoon at
o'clock on the Hamline grounds. Mr..
Charles Paul took the club badge at the
last shoot, and Mr.. Yandes holds the
straight" badge, both of which are to be
shot for this afternoon, and an enjoyable
shoot is expected. The shoot will be at the
new patent line pigeons and clay birds,
sweepstakes. The stock of the club is
nearly all taken, and the club is in very
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