St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-03
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Two deaths were recorded yesterday.
Tue police and fire departments and city
officials were paid SIS, 900 yesterday in Jam
uary salaries.
Com modore Davidson has ordered fire
alarm box placed on the stage Of the Grand
Opera house at bis own expense.
Tue State Board of Corrections and Chart
ties viii mold quarterly meeting at its
rooms 10 the state Gu pitol at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Sarah E. Sprague, under the auspices Of
the state board of public instruction, is visit
ing the public schools of Sank Centre the
present week.
The goods in the stock of V. Kotnour. No.
453 West Seventh street, were taken on ex-
ecution by the sheriff yesterday and landed
at the latter's office.
The eleven year old son of Voges, the
florist, Of Mississippi street, was kicked in
the face by horse yesterday, his nose and
jaw being dislocated.
Mr.. John Zimmerman, employed by the
Bonn Manufacturing company, and residing
on Nineth street, fell on tue sidewalk yester-
day and sustained fracture Of the left
ankle.
The snow melted 50 fast on some of the
highway approaches to the city yesterday as
TO ruin the sleighing. This was more espec-
ially the case on the roads over the Sixth
ward bluffs.
Assistant Superintend ent Of Public In
struction ". W. Pende rgast delivered lee
ture before the Ramsey coduty school teach
ers at the high school building on Saturday
afternoon on methods OF teaching, etc.
James Smell, a three card monte expert,
got on bender yesterday and attempted to
clean out the Astoria hotel. He was given
the rush to the bastile by Roundsman Hauft
and Officer Nugent.
Sunday evening savage dog attacked and
bit child belonging 10 Dow Morrison, at the
corner OF Chicago aud Dakota avenues. The
brute is owned by one O'Brien aud his death
warrant has been signed.
The meeting OF the Minnesota State Trot-
ing Horse Breeders association that Is TO be
held at Commodore Kittson's Office on Third
street, St. Paul, at 10 O'Clock tomorrow,
promises to be a very large one.
VIM. Campbell, assistant superintendent
Of the railway mail service, Chicago, ar
rived in the city yesterday, and is looking
over the st Paul department He visited
Fl. Smelling yesterday in company with Capt.
Ed. Bean.
Some one writes to the State Historical So
ciety TO ask II VIM. j. Dooley, who cut the
rope of the scafIold on which the thirty-eight
Indian murderers were hanged at Mankato
in 1862 is still alive, and II so, what is his
address. Who knowsl
George Hoster, the young man who was
arrested some days ago on the charge Of pur-
Joining few trinkets from the jewelrv store
Of Myers * Finch, was released yesterday In
the sum Of 81, 400 bail, the sureties being
Col. Allen and Chas. Weide.
Rudolph Uhle. wood sawyer, was arrested
by Officer Nugent yesterday afternoon on
the charge of beating small boy. When
young Uhle was placed under arrest his
father interfered, whcreupon he also was
yanked for resisting an officer.
The remains of the late Father Meals, the
lamented pastor of St. Josephs church, were
prepared for burial yesterday aud laid out I'm
state in the church, where they were viewed
by large concourse OF sorrowful friends
The funeral services will take place at 10
O'Clock this morning
Postmaster DR.. Day on yesterday forwarded
TO the United States sub-treasurv. at New
York, draft for s25. 95S, this amount repre-
sentiug the surplus earnings OF the postoffice
for January. The expenses aud bills payable
for the month amounted to 50, 1893, making !
the total receipts nearly SIS, 600.
Pensions TO veterans living at the following |
named places we're received By the adjutaut
general yesterday: Prior Lake, 81 a month |
and s465 back; IS per month and S72 back: |
Winnebsgo City, So IS month and $3T so |
back widow at Blue Earth CITY receives
IS month and S52S cash pension.
The case u John Monten, ny his guardian.
Herman Storkeustorm, against A. P. Mon
ten in the district court, has been settled out
side Of the court aud ismissed, the plaintiff
attorneys acknowledging that Il was brought
on a Misunderstanding Of the facts, and that
none of the allegation against the defendant
were true.
NJ +. Sly, for some months past in the
employ Of the American Bottling COMPANY
IS driver aud collector, was arrested bv
Capt Bresette last evening on the charge OF
emoe1Element. The charge was made BY
Nm' Nardeii, one OF the proprietors Of the
INSTITUTION, aud be Is supposed q have stolen
fron $50 TO 500 Of the firms money
An action was begun In the United States
circuit court yesterday nv the Gordon SELF
Binding Harvester company. OF Michigan,
against the Minneapolis Harvester works. in
which an injunction Is prayed for restraining
The defendants from making. using or veud-
ing patent self binder 70 which the plalnt-
ills Claim the exclusive right.
Thomas J. Martin. writing 10 SECRETARY
Young, Of the State Immigration board. from
Detroit, Becker county, SAYS he raised last
season 600 bushels per acre Of sugar bests.
and inquiries by what process sugar or syrup
can D. made from The bcrts. II auy Of the
readers % the GtoRE understand the process |
they viii eoufer favor oy impartirC their
knoWicdEe on this subieci to MIR. Martin
Ole Ntgard, % Hendrun. Norman county.
writes 10 Secretary You1- te express his high
opinion 81 the new Mn >.ta pamphlet and
asks x U is possible Co . translated into
the German aud 3 ian languages.
Saving that he IS COT AZ il viii rot
CIV ~ very much sup ID previous GocC- .
meats 10 iuduciuC Immigration. bat viii .
euntri0Utr MANIFOLD more - encourage tn
migration 81 the more intelligent and veil 4
tedo classes.
An aarn rrcclved from ooI s. az IOS5
last evening was caused hv the burning sfsyurr