St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-26
THE CITY.
GL0BULES.

Seven deaths were recorded Yesterday.
The committee on claims of the council
win meet at 80 O'Clock to-day.
The officers of the Firemen's Relief society
are engaged in revising its bylaws.
Deputy Revenue Collector Vars has re-
turned from three weeks trip to Omaha,
Neb.
Nancy Davis was given free ride in the
hoo-doo wagon yesterday on the old charge
OF drunkenness.
Proceedings in the paternity suit against
Charles Schliek were stayed yesterday, and
will not come up until March Z.
The sum Of 500 was paid into the custom
house by Duncan d Barney yesterday, being
duties on an importation Of spring woolens.
refractory horse excited some attention,
principally of men and boys, near the cor
ner Of Broadway and Seventh streets yester-
day afternoon.
Adjutant General MacCarthy recently set a
hook for a crooked legal pension agent in this
city and found his game thoroughly impaled
by the gill5 yesterday.
Now that the supreme court has sustained
the assessment for grading and bridging Rice
street, City Treasurer Refs suggests that
property owners would 10 well TO pay up at
once and save further expense.
Amendments were fled with the secretary
of state yesterday to the articles of incorpor-
alton of the Monitor Plow works of Minneap-
oils, increasing its capital stock to S125, 900
and limiting its Indebtedness to Sl75,O00.
A case was filed in the United States cir
cult court yesterday in which Charles E. Dick
erson asks for s., 900 damages from Henry
Lamp, and prays that the latter be required
to give possession Of property on the corner
OF Robert and Fourth streets which is wrong
fully withheld from the petitioner
Harry Dahlen was arrested Yesterday after
noon on suspicion Of having stolen a gold
watch from Abe Davidson, a barkeeper in
the cafe corner Of Fourth and Slbley streets
The accused was a waiter in the establish
ment and he is supposed to have stolen the
watch and shipped it to his family in Chi
.cago. He was one of the gang Of imported
walters, three Of whom were arrested last
week.
The annual meeting Of the State Dairy
mems association at Faribault on Wcdnes-
day, Thursday and Friday of next week is
10 be kind of jubilee over the victory of
the Minnesota butter at the New Orleans ex-
position. Every one of the lecturers invited
have signifed their intertion Of being pres
ent, among whom is w. ID. Hand Of Fl
Atchison, the editor of the Dairyman.
Two suits were begun against the city YES
terday as follows: By II. w. Gruhe for dam
ages Of S237, alleged to have resulted from a
lisfn LODI L
Dec 18th, 1884. The truck was on the way
TO fire when it ran into his wagon, and
there general smash-up. y. G.. and
Carrie Roseufeld sue for damages of 5000,
alleged to have been caused by changing tue
grade of a street on leasehold property.
The State Magdaen society Of this city
will give lunch in the lower hall of the
state house, commencing at o'clock this
evening and lasting until .. The spread is
TO be of substantial food, and will be presi-
ded over 10y prominent ladies Of st. Paul
The object Is to obtain funds to help pay off
the society's debt, and 1t is hoped that many
legislators and business men OF the city will
invest so cents in plate, and thus help q
most worthy and charitable institution.
Secretary Hart found good text TO preach
from on the evils of the present county Jail
system in Minnesota at Fergus Falls on Tues
day, in the case Of a ifteen-y earold boy i'm
prisoned there on a sentence OF seventy-ive
days. and herded in with older prisoners for
kicking in the door of a school house. He
at once demanded the bows release Of the
county commissioners as being held unlaw-
fully, the law providing that criminals of that
age can only be sent to the reform school,
and his demand was Immediately complied