St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-25

Tor S624.27 worth of labor and materials
furnished in the construction of a house in
Union Park.
The matter Of condemning certain prop
erty for the Manitoba road came up before
Judge Wilkin yesterday, and was continued
until Tuesday next.
Building Inspector johnson was at his
desk again yesterday for the first time i'm
several days. He has been confined to his
residence by severe illness.
Betty Seldom was committed in the pro-
bate court yesterday for insanity. She win
be taken to ST. Peter this evening. William
Nelson was examined and discharged.
The sheriff yesterday levied, under awrit
OF attachment, on the stock of hardware
belonging TO Peyer & Haupt for an ac-
count owed Farwell, Ozmun & Jackson.
A meeting of the citizens and property
owners of the upper plateau will take place
at the Metropolitan hotel this afternoon to
further consider plans for the opening of
the house.
The st. Paul & Sioux City mail route has
been extended to Council Bluffs. w. H.
Butler of the Turkey River & West
Union route has been transferred to the
new run.
The usual Friday evening concert at
Grote's by the Great Western band was
omitted last night out of respect to the
feelings of the community in regard to Gen.
Grants death.
The saloon of Gustav Tachner at asa Wa
oasha street was closed upon a mortgage of
S1l5,4 40 held by the Schlitz Brewing COM
pany. The brewing company bought in
the property for 5000.
James Clark, john Thomson. Frank
Howard, Frank Mclaughlin and John
Danforth were sent out to the workhouse
Tor ten days each yesterday for dIsOrderly
conduct on Eagle street
Deputy Marshal A. F. Mcdonald yester-
day stopped in st. Paul for day on his
way to Detroit, Mich, with Samuel Kirk,
who has been sentenced to two Years for
selling whisky to Indians.
Judge McGrOrty appointed Mamie B.
Whiteman administrative i'm the estate of
Fred w. Braden yesterday. The proper
letters were issued on Mrs. Whiteman's at
tOrney Hing the necessary bond.
a quantity of women's garments which
were stolen some days ago by r. Chipin-
darwin, Frank King and p. Shaughnessy
were recovered yesterday. The thieves are
serving sentence in the workhouSe at the
present time.
Block No. 6, in Gilbert's addition to st.
Paul, is in dispute between William r.
Marshall and Elizabeth b. Coleman. The
former filed suit against the latter and her
husband yesterday to have the question of
ownership settled.
The American Express company and
Wells, Fargo 81 Co.'S express have re-
moved their general Office to 324 jackson
street, but to accommodate their uptown
patrons will maintain a branch office at 325
WabaSha street, Immediately opposite their
old quarters.
Sophie johnson, the servant girl who was
injured by the falling of shed at the Sher-
man house in April last yesterday filed
suit with Clerk Bell against BENJAMIN f.
Ferris, proprietor of the house, demanding
SIS, 900 damages for her broken leg and
other bodily hurts.
Can't. William Bird of Company d, Sec
ond regiment, has written Capt. Ed Bean
OF Company ID, First regiment, challenging
him to shoot telegraph match of ten men
and ten shots each. Capt. Bean will ac-
cept and name the distance. on condition
that the rifle range can be secured at Fort
Smelling.
A woman called at the police station yes
terday and complained that her daughter,
Mrs. Lamb, who has been living on the
corner of Twelfth and Jackson streets, had
run away, leaving her four young children
behind. The woman wanted the children
cared for, so she was directed to the board
of control.
The board of water commissioners met
yesterday and allowed bills amounting to
S14. 525.27. The application of the board
of fire commissioners for water for new en-
CINE houses was referred to the president
with power TO act. The contract for a gate
in conduit at the shore of Vadnais lake was
awarded to the Seribner Roofing and Corniee
company OF St Paul for $3.50.