St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-16
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Council meeting tonight at 7:3O o'clock.
The internal revenue collections yesterday
were S594.S0
Three deaths were reported at the health
office yesterday.
A beyy of fair females are employed upon
the census reports in the assessors office.
The Pompier ladders were being tried by
the firemen at headquarters yesterday after
noon.
The aldermanic committee on buildings
were yesterday examining the market
house.
The Carpenters and Joiners' brotherhood
held meeting at their hall on Jackson
street last night.
The cutters along Wacouta street, from
Seventh street to No. 2. Engine house, are
in bad condition.
The plat commission approved of Bay
ards subdivision, West st. Paul, contain
ing four lots, yesterday.
Diphtheria has appeared on Cortland
street near the city limits; also ON Bradley
street near Seventh street.
Two Bohemians Frank Topinca and An
tllony Hubala, were fined $40 each yester-
day for disorderly conduct.
Fred Williams was arrested by Officer
Ringwald yesterday afternoon for reckless
driving. He put UP S25 bail.
A case of chicken poisoning will come I'D
in the municipal court to-day, the complaint
being against Herbert Weber and his
mother.
Chris. AllImand was arrested yesterday
afternoon while attempting to force open a
sottnr hoy nnar tho oOTOar oT Fifth o,,5 u oh
ert streets.
John Campbell, arrested Sunday after
noon for indecent proposals to some little
girls, will be arraigned in the municipal
court this morning.
James Mortimer, Thomas McQuinn and
Carl Schultz were arrested by the chief of
police yesterday while robbing drunken
man on the bridge.
Rose Warren was arrested by Officer Nc
Bride in a room on Broadway last night.
She was occupying the apartment with a
colored gentleman, but the latter got
away.
a little boy and girl named Menislzy were
sent to the police station yesterday after
noon for stealing bird cage and two birds.
The children raised such a hubbub they were
sent home.
A man named Whiting, who keeps a sa-
loon on Payne avenue. was last night
struck on the cheek with a rock thrown bv
one Of a party of boys whom he ordered
Off his platform.
The Grand Legion, Select knights 3. o.
.. W, commences to-day at 10 a. m, al
G.. A. r. hall, corner Third and Exchange
streets. All select knights are entitled to
seats il the legion.
AT meeting of the council committee
on printing it was decided to publish short
notices Of contract in the VolkZeitung at
the rate paid for advertising in the Official
paper, the GLOBE.
Six medium-siZed looking glasses were
found under a lumber pile on Wabasha
street, near College avenue, last evening by
some boys. The glasses are at the police
station awaiting claimant.
During the storm ON Saturday night light
ming struck John Herof;s house and barn.
near Banholzer's brewery. None of the
persons in the house were injured, but a
cow was killed in the barn.
The plans for an IS. 600 brick store and
dwelling, to be erected on the south side of
Susan street, between State and Green
wood streets, have been submitted to the
building Inspector for approval.
Articles of incorporation were filed YES
terday by the Farmers Advocate Printing
company, with capital stock of $50. 600.
Datus Meyers, d. q. Stordock, Joseph E.
Osborne, Henry A. Castle and Henry
Armenian are the incorporators.
A couple of bloods, whose names were
not learned, created considerable stir in
Kos saloon, 65 West Third street. yester.
day afternoon and terminated the perform
ance later III the afternoon with rough
and tumble fight on the sidewalk.
The cOlOred people gave concert last
night at Garfield hall on Jackson street.
The program embraced twelve numbers.
was well rendered and enthusiastically re-
celved. There was good attendance. and
the proceeds will go to the benefit of the
Fuller Street A. NJ. E. church.
Midway suffered Sunday night from a
small cyclone, which tore down and twisted
in pieces the judges stand. 1t also broke
down portion OF the fences and some OF
the trees that lined the lane from the road
On the south up to the grounds, blowing the
trees over across the lane so as to block il
up.
Inspector Hays returned from Bismarcb
yesterday, where he has been to examine
the steamers Northern Pacific, Rosebud
and Eclipse. Mr.. Hays says the crop pros
poets of the section from which he came are
excellent, and the farmers of the region say
they have not been so good i'll years.
A musical and literary entertainment will
be given at the Gospel Temperance union
rooms, IS East Seventh street. this evening
The program contains the names of Mes
danes Cross, Fuller and Barnes. Mis-:
Bench, Messrs. Pettibone. Siphton and
Nickerson and Prof. Pendergast. The male
chorus of Mrs. Bailey's vocal class will also
be present.
Attorney Garlock of the Miles CITY bar i.
in the city for a few days. He saws the
town is rapidly from the last
disastrous fire and that the ruins of business,
blocks are being rapidly restored. The in
surance was not what was expected nor de
sired, but the march of improvement
goes grandly on, and will go on until The
desolation by the recent fire has been full,
restored.
W. 81. Williams, general agent of thu
st. Paul harvester works. and Miss Annie