St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Four deaths were recorded yesterday.
The county treasurer's office is besieged by
tax payers.
Special Treasury Agent Douglas has gone
to Washington on official business.
The condition of Maloney, the wounded
fireman, was reported still favorable last
evening.
Secretary Hart of the state board of cor
rections and charities is on professional
trip to Fergus Falls.
The United States district attorney has re-
moved his Office to the rear end of the GUS
tom house. up stairs.
Assistant Superintendent of Public In
struction W. w. Prendergast lectured be-
fore literary society at Howard last evening
Up to yesterday 1874 passed bills had come
down to the governor for signature, AZ being
added to the number yesterday, making
total thus far of lSl.
The supreme court yesterday refused a re-
argument Of the appeal in the Rice street
improvement cause, and ordered the injunc-
ton thereon redissoved.
The Young Mems Christian association
a short time TO $40, and is increasing at the
rate Of seven or eight members per day.
Among the novel ideas is a tooth-pulling
matinee, free of charge, every Wednesday
and Saturday, by one of our city dentists, a
the corner of Seventhan Wabasna streets
There is a rumOr that the friends of Henry
J. Peters in the Sixth ward are contemplating
a mass meeting to declare in favor of his
reappointment on the board Of public works.
f. J. Heimbach, formerly with Z. H.
Schliek, has bought out A. Bradley's shoe
store, at No 1O2 Dakota avenue, Sixth ward.
Ed will make things look bright in q few
DAYS.
F. Finkelstein of SO East Seventh stree
wants it understood that he was not in the
poker game of which the participants were
arrested Sunday night. A similarity Of
names makes this explanation in order.
The board Of abatement met yesterday
afternoon and disposed of an immense
amount of business. The assessments on
the stock OF the German American, st. Paul
and Peoples banks were abated 20 per
cent.
George Cook, who was brought in from
Dakota Monday on a charge of forging a
postal order, yesterday had an examination
before the United States commissioner and
was discharged, there being insufficient evil
drncc 10 hold him.
Mayor o Bren received yesterday copy
of the resolutions passed at the West side
citizens meeting Monday night, and urging
the appointment Of Vim. Berlandi as u mem
her Of the board OF public works, vice Mr..
Peters, whose term expires the last of this
month.
Frank Foley, II years of age, brings suit,
through his guardian, against the Chicago,
NJ ilwaukce ~ 81. Paul Railway company for
damages to the extent of $4,000. Foley
was brakeman for the road. and in coup
ling cars mt Fountain station, Fillmore county.
last November, had his hand so badly
mashed that amputation was necessary.
1t is reported that Mr.. J. f. McFadden has
returned 10 his haunts in this city and Min
ueapolis, and that he is putting on lots Of
lugs in setting EN- up for the boys Mr.
McFdddcn will be remembered as the gentle
man who jumped his business and the town
year ago last December, and who left sew
eral creditors to mourn his absence
Articles Of incorporation OF the church of
the Sacred Heart at Waseca we're filed with
the secretary Of state yesterday bv Bishop
John Ireland, Vicar General Augustin
RavouX aud Father Alexander Christie, with
lay members John Carmody aud Dennis Nc
Laughlin OF the Roman Catholic church OF
Waseca county.