St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-13
THE CITY.
GEGBULES.

Informal revenue collection yesterday,
81, 764.12.
Six deaths were reported at the healtll
office yesterday.
Judge Brill will hold court on the special
calendar to-day.
A special meeting of the board OF edllca
ton will be held Monday evening to consider
the accounts of the board.
Box As at CLOCK yesterday called the
firemen to burning pile OF ties near Ihe
Duluth tracks. No damage.
Mr.. Wiseman, Mr.. Queen, Mr.. Chantler
aud Mrs. Davis will build this season at
Coverings addition to Union Park.
The charge against John Norman OF West
st. Paul, of keeping his saloon open after
hours was dismissed yesterday On payment
of costs.
The city engineer is at present engaged
in preparing plans of the proposed pest
house 1t will be located at what IS known
as Pigs Eye"
Chris. Johnson was sent to the work.
house for 80 days yesterday for stealing a
valise and some clothes from house on
lower Third street.
Mike Murphy, arrested by Officer FitZ-
gerald for the larceny of watch, was az
raigned in court yesterday morning and the
case continued to June 16.
A pump is being placed in position at
Eggert's artesan well on Dakota avenue,
West side. and on Monday will begin the
pumping of the sand from the well.
Deputy Sheriff Chappell arrived yesterday
with r. II. Carr Of Hawley. Carr was Or
tdered to appear in certain supplementary
proceedings and failed to do so. He was
fined $50.
The second grand concert and hop of the
season at White Bear will be given at the
Chateaugay hotel this evening. A fine pro-
gram has been arranged by the famous
Hessian band, now stationed at the lake.
A delightful evening is promised.
Children's day is to be observed Sunday
pmorning at Plymouth church with ap-
oropriate services. The Sunday school is
xpected to occupy the body of the house
and participate in the exercises. In the
evening DR.. Dana, who has just returned
from Washington, will speak on the doings
and results of the national convention there
of charities and corrections.
Can't. Stees reports four government
headstones for deceased soldiers as lying at
demand, or subject to the order. of relatives
or friends. to-Wit: One for William Victory,
COMPANY A, Sixteenth New York. heavy
artillery: one for Charles Eichler, Company
A. First Minnesota infantry; one for Sergt
Elias Seibett. Company E. Sixth Minnesota
infantry, and one for j. F. Hyland, Com
pany I, Tenth Minnesota infantry.
H. W. Stone of Hudson is coming to St.
e., ,1,,TnOcQ Of rowing fha yUiOOar
in the race between Dr.. Schiffman and Mr..
Harrington at Minnetonka. He says he is
ready to row a race of two, three or five
miles. and he is Indifferent which. Mr.
Stone is well known in this vicinity. He
won the senior single in both the Mississippi
Valley and the Northwestern Amateur
Rowing associations. He proposes to come
to ST. Paul to live about June 20.
Nicholas Baxter was lodged in the county
jail yesterday afternoon to await the train
for Duluth Baxter left the latter place a
week or more ago and upon arrival in
Chicago was found to be violently insane,
presumably from religious excitement
Upon examination by the court he was or
dered returned to Duluth, his friends being
unable to make the trip after him, and yes
terday he arrived on his journey in charge
of Deputy Sheriff Ginter of Cook county.
Claus Olandt, Jr., German secretary of
the international committee of the Young
Mems Christian association, New York, is
visiting the association here, and will speak
to young men Sunday afternoon at4 o'clock
at the new Y. NJ. G. A. rooms, corner of
Ninth and Wabasha streets, of the wonder
full convention just held at Atlanta, Ga.
Since this convention Atlanta has raised.
largely through the efforts of the editors of
the Atlanta Daily Constitution, SIT, 600 for
new Y. NJ. G. A. building there, and
Nashville raised S21, 900 in one evening last
week for similar purpose.