St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-12
THE CITY.
GIGBT EES.

The West Side Citizens union meets To
night.
On streets tonight.
$ plat of Union Park was posted III tiie
building inspectors office YESTERDAY
There will be no concert at Grote.s 10
nis-it. in consequence Of the circus pelllg LII
town.
qlandered mule belonging to +. tDoran
dronned dead ON the WabaSha street prlGge
yesterday. :.
Mr.. Post Yesterday sold to Minneapolis
parties a brown gelding by Volunteer ChleI.
Price, $3.50.
Company D of this city viii go to Mime
anoIis on Wednesday night next and give
an exhibition drill.
Charles Johnson was run in by'Officer
Sexton last night for stealing FaliSe oii
lower Third street.
John Freebeck was sent to the WORK
house for thirty days yesterday, Ior Ine
larceny of a-bundle Of cloth.
Wabasha street firm yesterday received
CONSIGNMENT of Havana cigars through
the custom<house,upon which the duty was
500.
Il
session at Philadelphia yesterday, decided to
Acknowledgements annual convention at st.
Paul.
Foursspans ofithe railroad bridge are lin
ished. which iseall there are OF the structure
except the draw, and all Theron for that is
now here.
Complaint has been made against John
Norman. a West side saloonkeeper, for
heard to-day.
The ladies of Park Congregational
church cornersof Holly avenue and Mac
kubin street, will give astrawberry festi-
vaBthisevening, beginning at 6.
Kate Jones, Smith Chappell, Bank Ran
dali and Abram Draston, arrested in a
house on West Third street, Wednesday
night, were yesterday discharged.
A telegram from Washington announces
that Col. A. F. Rockwell has been ordered
to,St. Paul. MIMI, to relieve Capt. James
NJ. Marshall as depot quartermaster atsthis
point.
There will be a, game of lacrosse between
the twOrpicked teams from the St. Paul La
crosse club tomorrow afternoon lat the old
base ball grounds, West Seventh street, at
B 2. III.
Lawrence Mullery and John Mullery
were arrested by Officer Fitzgerald last
night for interfering with him in arresting
Mike Murphy. They are two Of the notori-
Gus 'sRice street gang"
The result Of the sale of young stock at
Midway on Wednesday has set horsemen to
talking and thinking pretty seriously. All
appear to think there is no use to put any
Thing but wel-bred stock into the sale.
The government has graded down the
sides Of Raspberry island and laid brush
upon portion Of the same. 1t is now ell
gaged in placing stone on the brush with
view of protecting the island from becoming
worn away.
George W. Hardacreis horse took fright
Yesterday afternoon Oh Third street. and
in trying to check: him from running one Of
the reins broke. The buggy was upset and
Nj. Hardacre, who held the remaining
rein, was dragged some distance in the
street, but escaped.with slight bruises.
Asanother circus visits the city to-day,
the police authorities again caution people
against the. sneak thieves, Togues and con-
fidence men who always accompany such
shows People should be particularly eau
tious about having their houses securely
closed if left alone duringfthe procession.
Through some misunderstanding several
of5the aldermenand Mr.. Willis, the attor-
ney Of AID. Dowlan. went up to the city
hall last evening with the expectation of
proceeding with the taking of testimonyin'
the disputed electionsconteSt. Noameeting
ofsthe committee held.
The Northern Pacific Refrigerator. Car
companyfs a great and growing company.
1t extends over a number, of states and ter
ritories, and has millions of capital in
vested. It has just, commenced slaughter
ing at Medora, and.wilk kill. about one hum
bred and fifty cattle daily. The"beef is
alreadyarTiving here. and sEerydine.
-Afa4:20 o'clock yesterdayaa still alarm
c4Iled theIire department to7a small blaze
In thesbarn at4hezrear 'ofs766 East Seventh
street, causedby boyszplaying with matches.
Shortly after box II Sounded for fire in
there of the residence at 64sW est Fourth
theresult of, carelessly placing .hotaashes in
afbaz sitting neXtto the house. The dam
ageineach instance WaS+trifiing.
Michael Murphy, sone.pf the Rice street
gangand well knowntothep police as. e'One-
eyed Murphy" was arrested by Officer
Fitzgerald lasbnight for snatchipg watch
out Of the hand OF a gentleman whose name
was,not given. Murphy tried to escape ar
rest by running, but the second shot from
the,officer's revolver grazed Murphy's wrist
andhe stopped. A charge of simple larceny
was preferred against him.
Few persons realize the enormous travel
over the Wabasha street bridge. While the
little piece Of cedar-block pavement was be-
ing laid just at the entrance upon this end
OF the bridge day Or two ago the bridge
was shut up for two or three minutes. Dur
ing this time a string of teams more than
half the length of the bridge accumulated
upon it, while those teams on this side
waiting We're sufficient i'll. number to fill I'D
a considerable portion of the square.
Another instance of the cunning of Emma
Hobart, theyoung lady whose arrest was
mentioned in the GLOBE of Thursday.
came to light yesterday. Mrs. D. Aberie
of Eleventh street.was1anothe lady victim
lied last fall by a seemingly innocent nurse
girl. Among other things stolen was silk
dress. Reading OF Miss Hobafts arrest
yesterday, Mrs. Aberle concluded to visit
the young lady and learn if itswere not the
same=sparty who had. stolen the articles.
Miss Hobart was noss only recognized at