St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-24
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Four deaths were recorded yesterday.
Ed Langevin has purchased the Staples
mansion on the Sixth ward heights for
So, 500.
Supt Overton of the water department re-
ceived fall yesterday which severely hurt
his knee pan.
The Young Mems Old Settlers association
will hold a meeting at the district court
room tonight 10 perfect their organization.
Officer John Cunniff returned from trip
10 New York yesterday. He held u confer
cnce with O'Donoyan Rosa and several
other notabies
Mr.. E. i. Allen left his horse and buggy
standing in front of Plymouth church Sun
day night AMI while attending divine service
his rig was stolen.
Officer SchwitZer was yesterday notifying
the hay market people to remove their COM
modify 10 the place designated by the coun-
Gil on Thirteenth street, near Robert.
Yesterday in the United States circuit
court the bennett Harvester Machine COM
pany Qimitcd) filed suit on 81, 200 prom
issory note against Stevenson Bros. ct al
The sale Of property for delinquent as
sessments for Improvements in various parts
OF the city will take place at the Office of the
city treasurer at 10 O'Clock this morning
The ladies of the Woodland Park Baptist
church are to give an egg supper on Friday
evening in the parlors of the church, accom-
panied with literary and musical entertain
ment.
James Stinson yesterday filed suit with
the clerk of the district court against Herp-
don Borup ct al asking that mistake In the
description of the real estate bought from
defendants be corrected.
Judges Simons and Wilkin held no ses-
sions of their respective courts on yesterday.
Judge Brill was hearing Nesbt VS.. Robbins,
partnership controversy over pine lands;
and Judge McGrorty had before him four es-
tate cases.
While on visit TO Morristown recently,
Mr.. William Purple secured a magnificent
wild cat which was trapped in that vicinity.
1t weighs thirty-five pounds and is said to be
only kitten. 1t Is on exhibition at the
window Of his drug store at Pearl and jack
son street.
Two judgments were returned yesterday by
Judge Simons. The complaint of Mireau VS..
Simar ct al. was oyerruled, with twenty days
granted in which defendants had leave to
answer. In Scgeler IL Betz's assignment
case 300 was allowed for attorneys fees and
$3.50 to assignee.
II was reported yesterday that one of the
principals in the smuggling match Saturday
night got into a racket after the show in
apartments over a jackson street restaurant,
during which he severely bit the nose of
Saltwater barber who is in st. Paul as wit
ness upon the Drake colored divorce case.
No arrests were made by the police.
Postmaster Day on yesterday received
communication from Charles Mcdonald
of Elk Grove, Sacramento county, Cal,
soliciting information of his sister Jennie
Mcdonald and his uncle aud aunt, Jerry and
Mary Smith. The writer claims to be an
orphan boy, Is years Of age, and that be was
given to a man named Storrs when years
of age and taken away from st. Paul.
The examination of applicants for posi-
tions in the st. Paul postoffice and in the
departments at Washington will commence In
the United States circuit court room at the
government building at 10 O'Clock this morn
Ing. The examination will be conducted
by John Gregory, Of the civil service COM
mission, and Messrs. 0'Brien, Hardacre and
Bean of the postofiice department
Joseph Haudlos, brother-in-law of Mich
olas Pottgieser, died early this morning Of
consumption at his residence on Revue be-
tween Carroll aud Iglehart streets.
The deceased was formerly In the
employ of Hall & Paar, and later Of YAM
& Howes as city clerk He has been i'll for
six months Of consumption, which was the
cause Of his death He leaves family and
large circle o ( friends to mourn him.