St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-03
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Yesterday revenue collectlOnS p ooS.oi
Six deaths were reported at the health OF,
fee yesterday.
The street force will receive their monthly
salaries to-day.
The water board paid the monthly sal
aries to $40 men yesterday.
Mrs Lyon, an insane resident OF West
st. Paul, was removed to st. Peter last
night.
A divorce case was before Judge SimOns
yesterday, Elizabeth VS.. Augustus Seville.
1t WAS heard and submitted for decision.
lp6 Plats of Millions addition to st. Paul and
Riley's Encouragement of lots 3 and 4,
block "a, have been approved by the plat
commission.
To-day is pension day. and Clerk Bell
will open his Office at 7:30 this morning.
Pensioners will do well to appear as early
in the day as possible.
Having passed the civil service eXamina-
ton Ralph d. Thompson has been ap-
pointed to a clerkship in the postofhce, Ill
place of Otto Arorsin, promoted.
Frank Clark, the Jefferson City, Ia,
man arrested for stealing horse in Mime
apolis on Monday, was taken to that place
yesterday by Officer Sullivan, who arrested
Clark.
Boyle and W. A. Maxwell are sub-lette1
carriers. who have passed the civil service
examination and have been nominated to
fill vacancies.
Dr.. Jones, the new health officer, says he
will not make any changes in the force MOI
appoint any inspectors right away, or until
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ties of the office.
Plans, have been submitted to the build
ing inspector by Fl. H. Mayall for a three
story brick building, to be erected on Jack
son street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, at a cost of $25, 900.
McGregor Foster the Chicago boy who
ran away from home Sunday and came to
st. Paul, was sent back home yesterday.
His father when wired about the matter re-
fused to accept the telegram.
On Decoration day Officer Larson found
young lad named Sam Marks with gold
watch in his possession. The boy said he
bought the watch from tramp. It is now
at the city hall awaiting claimant.
A musical and literary entertainment un-
der the auspices of the W. G. T. U. will be
given at the rooms of the Gospel Temper
ance union, IS East Seventh street, to-mor-
row evening at s o'clock. Proceeds for the
benefit of the Gospel Temperance union.
Two cases were filed with the clerk of
the United States court yesterday. n. T.
Hitchcock sues Eunice B. Bidwell On a
promiSsory note, asking judgment for its
face. $4,000. Charles II. Lee against
Theo. F. and Abbie F. Cowing is suit on
81, 500 promissory note and ON the fore
closure of a mortgage.
Officers Switzer and Merrick yesterday
afternoon arrested John Hicks, William
Fitzgerald and Mike O'Brien, detected in
the act of robbing the till of Matthew Con-
noIssaIoon. They were seen only by a
woman in the rear of the saloon and escaped
to the street, where they were at once
taken, when the police were notified.
Company E of the National guards was
inspected last night at the armOry by Col.
King. There was fair attendance of
spectators. Capt. Blakeley handled his
company well, and its man euvers were
frequently applauded. Col King expressed
himself pleased with the soldierly bearing
of the company, and said that in the drill
with arms the company was second only to
Company A.
At the annual convOcation of Minnesota
Royal Arch Chapter No. 1. held last even
ing, the following officers were elected and
installed 2: William S. Combs, H.
P; C. J. Kruger, K; E. A. Hemen-
way, S.; W. E. Burton, Treasurer; John
c. Terry, Secretary; F. A. Randels, C. H.:
Syl SulZbach, P. S.; l. r. Jenkins, R. A.
c.; John T. Black, G. M. v; Henry
Nickel, G. NJ. v; J. c. Fischer, Guard.
Chaplain.
A quantity of the earth under the st.
Nicholas hotel caved in last night. 1t was
on the side from which the wall fell a few
days ago. AS there are no props against
the building there is nothing to prevent il
sliding over. and already it shows slant OF
about three inches from the adjoining
building. An expert was put on the build
ing after the wall fell, but what his decis-
ion about the stability of the structure was
is not known.
George Griffin, full private in the regi-
ment stationed at Fort Smelling, visited the
chief of police yesterday and asked that an
officer be sent to Jennie Whites house, cor
ner OF Third and Cedar streets, for suit OF
clothes said to belong to him, which the
latter refused to give up. George told a
sorrowful tale of unfaithfulness on the part
OF the young lady, but said he did not want
to make any trouble. An officer was sent
for the raiments.
The jury cases called before Judge Will
kin yesterday were Richter VS.. Fawkner.
The plaintiff waived jury when the case
came up, it being an action on promis-
sorry note. After hearing it was submitted
to court for discussion. Purvis against
Anthony was for labor performed, and a
referee was appointed upon the case The
jury i'll the Keiger VS.. Swank trial came in
late in the morning and were discharged,
as they could not agree. Ford against
Eldrldge was one of the numerous Mattern
hotel property suits, and was still on trial.