St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-10
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Two deaths were recorded yesterday.
Diphtheria is reported at No. 1863 Rosabei
street.
The county commissioners will meet this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Deputy Sheriff Chapel is getting out no
tees for the delinquent taxpayers.
Sheriff Richter was moving about again
yesterday, but is far from being well.
The government inspector Of steam YES
sells has begun issuing steamboat licenses
United States Attorney Searle left for New
York last night upon special government
business.
Frank Ford, receiver, adyertises in to-
DAYS issue for bids for the contents of the
Mattern hotel.
Steve Davis was taken on warrant last
u ight charging him with abstracting three
jack screws from Trick " Co.
John Pemberton was yesterday discharged
from the county Jail. He sold whisky to his
red brother, hence his confinement.
There is a broken coal-hole cover in front
of the Clarendon hotel which may seriously
iniure some one and cause damage suit if
not made safe.
John Olson was arrested yesterday after
noon for taking bolt Of CLOTH valued at
SIC, from in front Of Laseau's store at 459
Wabasha street.
Chief Clarll's office at city hall is undergo
ing a spring renovation. 1t will be richly
papered and calcimincd and will present a
very gay appearance.
social gathering will be held at the resi-
dencc Of Rev r. Forbes No 541 Robert
street this evening. Refreshments will be
served. All are invited.
Harriet L. Livingston ct al. VS.. Mary E.
Ives ct al, a real estate case in which the
evidence was all taken some time ago, was
yesterday being argued before Judge Brill.
The steamers Little Haddie and Rubie will
to-day make the first river trip of the open
ing season, running to Wabasha and Lake
City. Deputy Inspector Scott will accom-
pany the expedition.
The ball given0by Garfield Post No. of
the Grand Army of the Republic called forth
large crowd at Market hall last night.
The program contained twenty numbers, and
every one enjoyed delightful social event.
Company ID, Capt. Bean, gave a drill at
the armory last night and made fine APP
pearance. In the target practice two mem
bcrs made scores of % and the company au
average of II, whichis regarded as unusually
good.
The members Of Acker Post No. 81, G.. A.
r., arc directed to meet at their hall at
O'Clock this afternoon sharp to accompany
Gov. Hubbard as an escort to Minneapolis.
Each comrade is requested to wear his badge,
belt and cap.
At meeting of Acller post, G. A. R., last
night resolution was passed strongly in
dorsing the action of Gov. Hubbard In veto
ing the 81, 600 appropriation bill and forcibly
criticisng the proceedings of Plummer post,
in which the governor was censured.
The exhibition of the famous farley wax
works, made famous by the immortal Dick
ems, takes place this evening at the school
house of st. Johns parish, corner of Ash
land avenue and Mackubin street The fig
ures are quite perfect, and the exhibition Is
well worth seeing.
Deputy United States Attorney Congdon
has gone to Crookston to look after the special
examination of a large number Of cases of
violating the law prohibiting selling LIQUOR to
Indians. The deputies are kept pretty busy
with cases of this sort aud also with viola
tions of the government timber laws.
Volume /, No. l, of the official publica-
tons of the state board of health Is at hand.
1t is published in pamphlet form, and con-
tains digest Of the doings Of the local
boards of health throughout the state, to-
gether with fund OF very valuable and per-
tinent information relating to health mat
tiers in general.
A harmless waif of humanity dying from
consumption arrived in st. Paul yesterday
from Madison, Wis, where he stopped two
days and was then shipped to this city His
name is Louis Hilsted and he is without
money or friends. He was brought to city
hall and should be sent to the hospital for
care and treatment.
Company +, Capt William Blakely com
handing was mustered in April 81, 1852,
and it is expected that ten of the members
of the company will retire on the cath of
this month, when their terms of enlistment
will expire. Last evening the company held
meeting at the armory for the purpose of
receiving recruits to fill the places made va
cant by those leaving.
Judge Simons issued an order yeste rdav,
denying 4 motion to correct and amend the
report of the referee in the case of the Mile
Laos Lumber company VS.. George ". War
rem, and also a motion for q new trial. In
the case OF Oliver Warner ct al. VS.. +. w.
Peters, Judgment was entered canceling and
delivering chattcl mortgage to plaintiff.
Judge McGrorty on yesterday admitted to
probate the viii of Louis Timme, set Nav
rs the date for hearing the petition of guar
dian for discharge in the case of Charles
Thompson, named the same date as the time
for hearing the petition FOR letters of admin
iStration in the estate of James l.. Farwell
and fixed May y to listen to the petition for
decree in the Augustus CANNED estate.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Louis Merriam
picked up three children near the market
house, who had wandered from their homes
Two belonged to Picha, the Third street
tailor, and the third TO 4 neighbor of his
The Youngest kicked and yelled Justify at be-
ing carried, and this, together with 3 large
party Of school children who followed the
party, made it a somewhat embarrassing sit
uatiou for the modest pstrolman.
There was a lively fight in the saloon at
the corner Of Washington and Eagle streets
last night, during which William Freeman
made savage assault with a beer glass upon
A {. Warren, cutting the latter badly about
the head aud face. Officer Collins arrested
the blood-begrimed Warren for being drunk
and disorderly, preferring charge Of assault
with dangerous weapon against The wariike
Freeman.
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