St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-13
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Five deaths were reported yesterday
Two cases of diphtheria are reported from
OtsegO street.
The county commissioners meet this even
ing at So'clock.
Associate Judge Nelson occupied the po-
lice court bench yesterday.
A special meeting of the board OF puDnc
works is called for tonight.
The city treasurer on yesterday redeemed
$40, 900 of water board notes.
John German was arrested yesterday
afternoon for disorderly conduct.
u. Ellis school inspector of the Fourth
ward. took the oath of Office yesterday.
DIR. Stuckemann, the news editor of the
Volkszeitung, has resigned his position.
About ten thousand dollars was taken in
yesterday at the county treasurer'S Office.
The new pump in the pumping station
will be subjected to an official test in few
days.
A special venire for ten additional petit
Jurors was issued from the district court
yesterday.
Young Barrett, charged with embezzle-
ment from Keller & Co., was released on
bail yesterday.
The residence of Carl Peters Of Reserve
township was robbed by a tramp Monday
night of a silver watch and Sc.
That old landmark on the northwest cor
ner of Third and Jackson streets is almost
gone But few more feet of the wall
remain.
James Long, alias Short, the cocktail
fabricatOr at the Metropolitan, was cut in
the right eye yesterday by the bursting of
pop bottle.
= Miss Katie Shannahan and Thomas A.
Lynch of Fargo were Joined in wedlock at
St. Michaels church yesterday by Rev.
Father Gallagher.
The Jury in the case of Barringer VS..
Clifford, which retired at $3.50 o'clock yes
terday. have not agreed on verdict up to
o'clock this morning.
Last evening Aaron Cox, colored was ar
rested at the corner of Eagle and Franklin
streets on the complaint of Barbara Rendle,
who said Cox had knocked her down and
kicked her.
The Northwestern Fuel company yester-
day elected the old board of directors and
the old officers. The latter are E. N.
Saunders president and treasurer, and II. Y.
Smith secretary.
By an error in the city treasurer'S report
to the board of education in yesterdays is
sue the receipts were made to appear
81, 666. O6 short of the actual amount. The
corrected report appears in another column.
The alarm of fire from box No. Is at 3:15
o'clock Yesterday afternoon was caused by
slight blaze in the carpenter shop of j. L.
Root at Twelfth and Robert streets. The
fire caught in the roof and the damage was
slight.
About II o'clock yesterday forenoon
horse attached to grocers wagon ran
away at the market house and collided with
a huckster's cart, the vegetables being scat
tered pell nell over the street. The driver
was thrown out and painfully injured.
Thomas Jefferson of Minnesota street has
received a communication from Merwin
Thompson, the pugilist of Cleveland, in
which he offers to spar Wilson or any other
man, the winner to take all the money. 1t
is expected that match will be arranged.
At an early hour this morning Patrick
Griffin, Waterman in the Sioux City freight
yards. discovered that one of the box cars
was filled with occupants. He accordingly
fastened the car door and sent for the
patrol wagon. When it arrived ten men
were marched out in Indian file and taken
to the city hall.
Two fire alarms were turned in yesterday
afternoon. The first was from box rs from
blaze in the roof of J. l.. Rood's shop.
143 East Thirteenth street. The damage was
nominal. A little later box 1913 sounded,
fire being discovered in small barn at 327
Carroll street, owned by R. Doyle. The
loss was light.
At the West Side Baptist church. last
evening, Rev. G.. G. Herriot was installed
as pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian
church, which will meet at the Baptist
church. Rev, DR.. Stryker of Minneapolis,
Rev. NJ. Edwards and Rev. DR.. Carroll of
Saltwater represented the presbytery and
took the prinbipal parts.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the register of deeds yesterday by the
Marine Lumber company, with a capital
stock of $3.50, 900. The incorporators are
William Dawson, P. Fl. Kelly, B. G. Keator,
w. A. Culbertson and J. G. Maxwell The
corporation is formed with view OF oper-
ating booms. mills, dams, buying and sell
ing timber, lumber, etc. This company is
the successor by purchase Of the business of
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