St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-04
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.
Four deaths were recorded Yesterday.

Four deaths were recorded yesterday.
The sewer department received $500 and
the secret force 81, 800 yesterday in January
salaries.
The plat commission have approved Horns
by's arrangement Of block SO, West st.
Paul proper, containing nineteen lots.
The Minnesota Horse MISREPRESENTATION
meets at 10 O'Clock this morning, at Com
modOre Kiitson's office on Third street.
All the costumes in use at the carnival
which have not been returned must positively
be sent to the Metropolitan hotel to-day.
Suit was commenced in the district court
yesterday by G. Lilyblad against G. G.
Carlson TO recover S1,O64 for goods sold.
The West Side Liedertafel Opera Block syn
dictate have arranged to give grand mas
querade ball on Feb. 14th, st. Valentines
day.
The eighteenth annual meeting Of the
Home for the Friendless association will be
held in the parlors of the Y. NJ. c. a. this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Final arrangements have been completed
by the committee in charge of the Emmett
Light Artillery ball, which will take place al
the armory on Friday, February Z.
The installation of Summit lodge, No. 1G3,
Of the masonic order, will take place on St.
Anthony hill next Friday night. Interest
ing ceremonies may be anticipated.
Mr.. Burt Robert fell from ladder on
Third street, through a show case window,
and cut an artery in his leg, yesterday. He
was taken to his room on West Third street.
Alice Hewitt has commenced suit IN the
district court against Guy D. Daily and 9TH
ers, to quiet the title to several lots in Stin-
son, Brown & Ramsey's addition to st. Paul.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill
late yesterday afternoon, granting the mo-
ton for receiver in the case of Frank A.
Seymour, assignee OF the bank Of Farringt
against A. A. Osborne.
The Crusaders bi weekly entertainment
will take place this evening at their hall,
corner Sixth aud Wabashaw streets. very
interesting programme will be rendered. Mr..
John c. Hanley will read u paper on the
"Science of Geology"
The melting off of the snow develops q
very unsightly the litter all way down from
Wabashaw street to Minnesota ON Eighth
street. This location has been occupied by
the country farmers the whole winter as a
hay and straw market.
The regular monthly meeting of the Ho-
mpopathic Medical society. of St. Paul, was
held last evening at the Windsor hotel. Dr.
VIM. Craddock read paper on Epilepsy
aud Epilcptic NertigO.n The society theI
adjourned TO meet first Tuesday in March.
Edith Morton having been adjudged in
sane in the probate court yesterday wa,
taken to the hospital at ST. Peter by Turnkey
Peterson OF the county Jail. The examina-
ton Of Geo. f Hoster for insanity will TAX,
place at this court AT ? O'Clock this afternoon
Joseph Smith, the proprietor OF a grocery
store on West Seventh, near Ramsey street,
and also proprietor Of store in West ST
Paul, made voluntary assignment yester
day 10 favor Of his creditors, Mr.. p T. Kav
anagh being appointed the assignee. Tn,
total Indebtedness Is estimated at IS, 900, the
assets being In the neighborhood Of s., 900
The state arsenal has been furnished Will
new chairs and with an elegant desk, the lat.
ter piece OF furniture being the Oldest article
Of its kind manufactured in this state II
was built at St. Anthony in 1857, aud is ele-
gautly and substantially veueered in black
walnut The store nom OF the arsenal has
also lately been remodeled and reftted.
In referring to his statement OF the bonded
debt of 81. Paul, published In Mondays issue
OF the GLOBE, Comptroller Roche called at
tention Yesterday to typographical error In
the sentence which read, THAT which would
prove BENEFICIAL to a city would often prove
beneficial II adopted in private business. -
The word in italics should have read hurt
full
An attractive programme has been ar
ranged by the managers Of the Central Skat-
ing park, corner Of Ninth and Jackson
streets, for next sunday afternoon, the prin-
cipal feature OF which viii consist in five
mile race, for purse Of $50, by prominen,
local skaters. An attractive programme ha.
also been arranged for Saturday night aud
the public are cordially invited
John Flynn aud Frank LogaNvine. after
playing cards in a saloon at 81 Broadway
last evening With Swede laborer who bad
just come in from the country. and getting
him partially intoxicated, took him to IA,
vicinity Of the gas house, where one Of then
held his hands aud the other took. as h,
claims, $50 from pocket Of his overaIls
On his complaint they we're both arrested by
ofiieer Daily sud locked up at the city bali
The Jackson street rink was patrnuiret
last evening BY large crowd Of skaters vhC
passed very enjoyable evening. Prof.
Stsin's full band furnished the music aus
during the evening the aoor was cleared
while they gave two concert selections :.
sounds from Switzerland aud Modern
Times, which were warmly app auded. To-
night game Of polo for the cham pion shir
81 the state will % PLAYED at the riuk between
the ''Silver Stars" Of Minneapolis, and oui
own home club.
An srtion for 5000 damages was begun
IN The United States circuit court yesterday
by Elizabeth Wake, sdninistratrix q the IS.
tste of her husband. John Wake. against "a,
Chicago, ST. Paul. Minneapolis < Ouahs
Rsiirosd company. alleged 20 have reSulset
firm the killing o. The deceased II a raii-uai
sccideui. TIE latter vas employed bv Il,
company as sultchuau in the Yards a
Minneapolis, sud he vas ruu oversnd kiiled
MsrSh =, 1855. The accident IS said to have
resulted from the neEliEcaee Of the CORPORA.