St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-02
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Five deaths were reported at the health
office yesterday.
About 800 dog licenses have been ISSUED
by the city treasurer up to date.
The police and fire departments received
their monthly salaries yesterday.
Postal Clerk Perkins has seven case eX
aminations yet to conduct ere closing.
Deputy Clewett yesterday took j. O'Herr
to the workhouse to serve out his year
sentence for assaulting Jailer Davis.
Keiger against Swank, a suit for the re
covery of the price of labor furnished, wa:
on trial before Judge Wilkin yesterday.
Herbert Wilcolm, George Sweeny an6
Frank Anger were arrested at different in
tervals yesterday for disorderly conduct.
Next Saturday the ST. Paul and Mime
apolis Lacrosse clubs will play game, al
White Bear, for the championship cup OF
the United States.
Edward Spencer was arrested yesterday
for attempting to steal quantity OF dry
goods from Habighorst q Sons establish
ment on Seventh street.
A small blaze started in pile of rubbish
back of the Olympic theater last evening
ABOUT { y ClOCh, Uue was Pun Ooe "A'~-O
calling the fire department.
Judge Brill was yesterday hearing The
Insolvency case of James NJ. Smith & Co.,
which was referred to him by Judge Slm0ns
from the special term calendar.
The council committee on claims. fire
and police met Yesterday afternoon, trans
acted some routine business, exchanged
mutual regrets and adjourned forever.
While the procession was on Jackson
street Yesterday Detectives Ahern and Dar
O'Connor arrested a man giving the name
Of Charles johnson on suspicion OF theft.
A man was arrested at the Minnesota
transfer OH instructions from DR.. Hoyt yes
terday afternoon for trying to sell BAG
meat. The case will be heard on Thurs
day.
An ATTEMPT to burglarize Charles Gross
residence. Dayton's bluff, early yesterday
morning was frustrated by the arousal o.
The inmates before the thieves had time tt
get in their work
The internal revenue collections for May
were as follows: From fines, S2S4.52 sale
Of beer stamps, S24, 500. SO: sale OF clgal
and tobacco stamps, 81, 623.2o; UnlteC
States licenses, SOS, $500; total, S1O1,-
367.03.
In the case of Baker against Redmore.
for the alleged seizure Of stock OF genera
merchandise at the town OF Marshall, the
Jury returned verdict for the plaintiff IL
The sum of S1.9O1.62. Proceedings were
stayed for twenty days.
Herzlich against Peoples Fire Insurance
company was a complaint filed yesterday
for the recovery of a $500 policy on stock
Of goods. HerZlich was the tailor arrested
for setting fire to his stock Oh Jackson
street. near Eighth, in March last, but who
was discharged upon examination.
Charles Goltz of No. Engine company
has resigned his captaincy and will leave
The CITY. Arthur Martin, late stoker OF
No. 1. has been appointed to the vacancy.
Martin was at one time captain of No.
FOR several. years. but on account OF ill
health asked a transfer to the position just
vacated by him.
Frederick Howard, telegraph operator
employed at the Western Union office, was
taken suddenly i'll yesterday morning and
carried into No. 315 Minnesota street. Dr..
Richie was called, pronounced it case OF
heart disease and the young man beyond
the reach of medical skill. After several
hours work, however, Howard was Iesus-
.itated.
On one of the late trains last night there
came girl in the last stages of cOnsump-
lion. The poor creature was shipped by
the authorities of La Crescent to this city.
Officer Budy and one of the eXpressmen al
The union station procured lodging for he1
near by, until the case can be investigated.
She says her parents live in Bismarck, but
are too poor to assist her.
The term of Judge W. T. Burr as mu-
aicipal court judge expired yesterday, and
his morning will see his successor, Henry
W. Cory, take his seat for the first time.
During the period that Judge Burr has held
The position he has succeeded in winning ar
snviable reputation of being one of the most
upright and conscientious judges who have
ever occupied the position.
Two court cases were before Judge
Simons yesterday, each being tried and sub
mitted for decision. Ford, receiver, against
Bernhard, was to set aside chattel mortgage
given by Anderson on the furniture of the
Mattern hotel, which the receiver claims
was given to the prejudice of the othel
creditors. Willius against the city was tC
recover damages alleged to have been sus-
tained by reason of certain improvements
ne alarm from D0X ~ SnOrtly after
o'clock yesterday morning was occasionet
by the burning of tub of benzine in the
basement of 412 Wabasha street, occupied
by d. L. Jemison as dyeing establish
ment. Loss on clothes trifling; insured
For $500. The fire was-the result of care
essness, and one of the employees, whose
name was not learned, was severely burned
about the face.
Detectives Ahern and O'Connor YES
ierday overhauled gang of five crook
who had just arrived on an incoming train
From information received they are sup
posed to follow in the wake of the circus
When arrested, one of them remarked
'sWhat did 1 tell YOU" They evidentl,
expected to run afoul of the boobies. A
no charge could be preferred against them
they were ordered to leave. the city, al
order which they made haste to obey
Between and o'clock last night thre
accidents occurred at the corner of Sevent
and Jackson streets. In each instance
light carriage was injured, but no perso
Gas hurt. The first one was caused by a
express wagon driving ors Jackson stree
patching the hind wheel of a carriage Th
latter was turned over and slightly injured
Shortly after one of the wheels of a carriag