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

Two deaths were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
\ case Of scarlet fever has been reported
at ~ CayugaStTee.t
Five hundred and forty dog licenses have
been granted up to date.
Applications for positions on the police
force continue TO pour in at the mayors Of
lice.
Matilda Schulz. who was examined i'll
the probate court yesterday for insanity,
was taken to st. Peter last evening.
Troop I, First cavalry, passed through
st. Paul yesterday morning from Fort Gus
ter en- route to Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
The office of the mayor was moved yes
terday TO the German-American bank build
ing, corner of Fourth and Robert streets.
a special meeting of the city council will
be held next Tuesday evening to consider
the matter of the petition of ex-Ald. Dow
Ian.
The county treasurer has redeemed 5000
certificates of Indebtedness issued two
years ago to build the annex to the court
house.
The St Paul Unions and St. Paul Favor
ites will play match game Of base ball at
Leip'S park Sunday afternoon, the game
opening at 3 o'clock.
Troop G, Seventh cavalry, passed
through st. Paul yesterday from Fort
Leavenworth, Kan, en- route to Fort
heogh, Mont, their new station.
In the district court yesterday the jury IN
the case of George P. Farnsworth against
John B. Hoxse ct al returned verdict Vi
full Of
George Fletcher was examined in the
municipal court yesterday on the charge OF
larceny from the residence of George j.
Benz. and held to await the action of the
grand jury.
Alexander Mcdonald. arrested for steal
ing horse from Walter Woodwork of the
West side on the Sd inst, was held to the
grand jury by Judge Cory of the municipal
court yesterday.
The strawberry festival given at the Ex-
position building last evening, for the ben
eft of the Home of the Friendless, was
well attended. and the receipts were graft
flying to those who had it in charge.
Capt. Bresett's mare, Flora, that was
stolen a few years ago and taken down into
Missouri. where she was kept for about two
years and then recovered, dropped a fine
bay FLY by Blackwood, Jr., on the 9Th i'll
slant.
The remaius of a partially developed in
FAINT were discovered in a quarry partly
filed with water on the corner of Tenth
and Robert streets yesterday. Coroner
Quinn was notified of the fact and on eX-
animation said it had lain in the water for
some time.
W. II. Frasier, who keeps a crockery
store on Wabasha street. opposite the Mar
ket house. was arrested yesterday on the
charge Of procuring money under false pre-
lenses. The complaint was sworn out by
George Panian of Faulk county, Dakota,
who alleges that FRASER sold him $50 worth
of crOckery ware in October last. Frasier
denies the charge but in the municipal
court waived examination. and was held to
the grand jury. He was released OH $500
bail
Mr.. Seibert has arranged with the people
OF Union and Merriam parks to give q Sc
ries of open-air concerts on Thursday even
ingS during the summer in the old pavilion
in Union park. The opening concert of
the series will be given next Thursday even
ing. and the whole series viii be paid for
by subscriptions made by the people Of the
two parks. On this first occasion the con-
cert will be be given by the two bands-the
Great Western Of st. Paul and Danz' band
OF Minneapolis.