St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-15
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Four deaths were recorded yesterday.
Diphtheria is reported at No. 500 High
street.
The county commissioners will meet to-day
at 10 O'Clock.
Internal revenue collections reported yes
terday were S1,603.39.
Inspector Flower yesterday examined and
approved the steamers Little Haddy and
Ruby.
The arrest of two plain DRINKS, John Blom
and Tim Finnegan, was the extent OF the
police work yesterday.
4 stable belonging to Andrew Halverson
and situated on Glencoe street near Missis-
sippi was destroyed by fire last night. Loss
$50; fully insured The fire was of incen-
diary origin.
Chief Clark received a telegram from De-
tectivc Pinkerton yesterday saying that he
would arrive in St. Paul this morning with
Wilbur James, the swindler.
Up to yesterday the city treasurer re-
funded the sum of $4,000 to property owners
on East Seventh street, being rebates on
the assessment for the viaduct.
Garfield Post, G.. A. R., is ordered to as
semble this evening in its hall at O'Clock,
in tull uniform, to participate in the Lincoln
memorial at Turner hall.
Officer Pat Gibbons found a fine canopy
top baby cab last night, which a careless
East Seventh street storekeeper had neglected
to take in when closing up for the night.
The fact that no property is exempt
from seizure for taxes under the new law is
beginning to dawn upon delinquents, and
they are passing in to lquidate their in
debtedness.
Messrs. Auerbach, Finch & Van Slyck re-
ceived a dispatch from the Hudson Bay COM
pany for 1000 blankets, to be shipped by ex-
press, and they are now on their way to the
land of rebellion.
The Capital council of the Northwestern
Legion of Honor will meet at the K. P.
hall, Third and Wabasha streets, at 7:30
O'Clock tomorrow night, for the purpose OF
installing officers.
Papers in the case of William Eillus
against Herman Cornult were yesterday fled
with the clerk of the district court. 1t is a
reply BY plaintiff to defendants answer, and
denies minor particulars regarding a dis
puted note.
The Little Workers of Dayton Avenue
the way of music, recitations and refresh
ments on Thursday, with view of raising a
sufficient amount to defray the expense of a
children's window in the church.
A select and brilliant audience assembled
at Standard hall last night, the occasion
being an informal social hop by st. Paul
council, Royal Arcanum, No. CSC. The
affair was one Of the most thoroughly enjoy
able OF the season.
No quorum presented itself at the meeting
OF the Junior Pioneers last night in the dis
trict court room, consequently no business
was transacted. Another call is issued for
next Tuesday evening, and business win be
pushed then If members have to be logged
up.
Two young men entered Flannery's liquor
establishment last night, at 226 East Seventh
street, and while the proprietor's attention
was attracted to the rear, one Of the men
seized bottle of valuable wine and ran out
He was captured before getting far, but was
allowed to depart.
The alarm of fire from box No. 223, at II
O'Clock yesterday morning, was occasioned
by the burning of the roof of q one-story
shanty at the junction of Minnehaha and
Reaney streets. The house was occupied by
Benjamin Jones and owned by John Ander-
son, the loss being about $50.
The boiler makers held a meeting ut their
hall last night, on the corner of jackson and
Seventh streets. Ten new members were
initiated into the union, and an address was
delivered by Charles Stevenson. 1t Is be-
lieved to be expedient to merge the orgaui-
zation into q Knights of Labor assembly
The trade is reported to be in fair condi-
ton.
In the case Of Ellen Bender vs. Lewis
Bender, application for divorce on the
grounds of cruel treatment and drunken
ness, Judge Brill yesterday ordered the pub
hcation OF a notice to defendant to appear
and answer TO the complaint. The parties
came here in 1879 from New York, and the
defendant is supposed TO be in Canada at
present.
The German society, the oldest musical So
ciety in the city, is rehearsing the opera
"Fradella' by Flotow under the direction of
Prof August Scheufer. II is thoughtit will
be given in about six weeks. The chorus
numbers sixty well trained voices, and the
soloist are among the best in the city. Last
Sunday they presented the opera ''Taromirn
10 4 crowded house.
bilIy wilson went into training yesterday
under the direction of Hadley and jefferson
for the proposed match with Merviue
Thompson. Some fault has been found
with the articles of agreement by the Thomp-
son party, and they have been telegraphed
that they viii be met upon any terms they
may propose. II has reached the point now
where Thompson must either fight or back
out, and as he has heretofore shown himself
to be great fighter only through the news
papers there is cause for fear that the match
will never come of.
As Mrs Lester aud her two children ware
driving along West Sixth street near St.
Peter, last evening, the horse became fright
ened and ran away. Turning sharply a.
WSoashs the occupants OF the phaetou were
thrown to the ground. Mrs. Lester was
itnuned, bruised about the arm and BODY.
and was cut across the cheek. The children
we're untujured. Mrs. Lester was removed
to netghooriug drug store, where she was
csred for, and finally removed 10 her home
on Eva street in West ST. Paul. The run
away animal was stopped BY Tom ]. Kenned,
fter a short gallop down Wabasha street.
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