St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-09
THE CITY.
GEOBUEES.

The revenue collections yesterday were
only IS, 065.
No deaths were reported at the health of
ice yesterday
The Great Western band will give It's
second concert for the season at Grote's to-
hight.
The workhouse commissioners yesterday
elected Dr. Davenport physician for the
K0rkhouse.
James j. Dunnigan was fined SO yester-
nay morning for engaging IN the pluinolng
business withOuta permit.
VIM. Campbell was arrested last night for
The larceny of valiSe, valued at $50. The
article was the property of Fred. Ruffner.
Ira ". Carpenter vs.. Turnbull & Ham
was filed yesterday with United States
Clerk Hills; a suit for $500 money loaned.
The sale of seats for the Thomas festival
opened yesterday morning at Dyer & Bros. ,
with a fair demand Fifty-siX had been
s0ldup to noon.
The engineering department has about
decided to postpone the matter OF continuing
the main across Trout brook until next
spring.
The damage cases of Knauft VS.. the two
Banholzers were dismissed yesterday morn
ing by Judge Willlin without cost to either
party.
A strawberry sociable will be given to-
night in the parlcrS Of the First Presby-
terrain church by the young people OF the
church.
John Olson was sentenced to sixty days in
tie workhouse yesterday for the larceny Of
G coat and vest from Seventh street cloth
ing store.
4 saw-log case occupied Judge Wilkin
yesterlay-that of Anderson VS.. St. CroiX
Lumber company. The amount involved
is $4,000.
Campbell, suspected con" man, yester-
lay. He struck the city yesterday morn
ng and viii leave to-day.
Knslow & Benney. gas filters doing bust
ness at 1876 East Fifth street, made an as
signment yesterday TO William S. White.
The failure is a small one.
Do-Wah- 7 cause, noble red man from
Gem Lake, was jailed yesterday to await
trial at the October term of court for selling
fire water TO his red brother.
The first shipment OF beef by the North
ern Pacific Refrigerator company from Me-
dora arrived yesterday. They will hereafter
slaughter $50 head Of cattle daily.
Officer Jere Sullivan will know this
morning whether he gets his $500 for the
capture of the Minneapolis horse thief, as
the matter will be called at o'clock
The Carpenters union held a well-at-
hall Oh Jackson street last night. Twenty
five new members were initiated into the
society.
Isabella Moore asks, in the district court
for divorce from John II. Moore. to whom
she was married in 1871. She alleges de-
sertion on the part Of the husband, dating
from 1881.
The Bapfists of the West side have
decided to begin the erection of a church at
an early date, and will shortly open sub
scription and hold festival to raise funds
for that purpose.
About ten feet more of earth cayed last
evening from beneath the back end of the
ST. Nicholas hotel, and the rear portion of
the building sank sufficiently to crack the
plastering i'll the dining-room of the hotel.
A stovepipe running through the roof of
No. 1862 Washington street, a dwelling oc-
cupied by Charles Arens, caused run for
the fire department at o'clock yesterday
morning. Damage, S25; insured for $500.
Building Inspector johnson, by request
Of the occupants, made an examination Of
the large four-story brick building Oh the
corner of Fourth and Wacouta streets yes
terday and pronounced it in safe condi-
ton.
There will be a meeting and club run
of the st. Paul Bicycle club this evening at
Rice park at 80 D. N. All riders wishing
to join the club are urged to be present.
Officers will be elected and suits decided
upon.
Judge SimonS yesterday denied defend
ants motion for a change of venue to
Washington county, i'll the case Of Chap
man vs.. Root, an action for the recovery
Of the price Of fish, game, ETC., furnished
TO the defendant.
An assignment was made yesterday by
James Charter, tailor doing business at
424 Jackson street. His assets are esti-
mated at $500; liabilities about 50, 900. The
principal portion of the stock was seized on
an execution several days ago.
Henry Ambrose and Thomas Moore. a
couple OF suspicious-lc%king individuals.
were taken in charge by Detectives Kenealy
and Daley yesterday. They were sized ~
as pair of picllpockets and accordingly
given an hour to leave the city.
Hugh Conner filed complaint Yesterday
In the United States court against the Pho
neer Fire Proof Construction company, de-
manding $40, 500 alleged damages for injury
by the falling of scatfolding at the Wes1
hotel, Minneapolis, some time ago.
The following patents, as reported by
Louis Feeser & Co.. were issued to residents
Of Minneapolis and st. Paul for the week
ending June 2: j. p. Appleby. knotting
machine for grain; Alexander Ingraham,
Minneapolis, dust collector; William Roger
St. Paul. cigar wrapper cutting machine
In the case of Seymour against Judd, be-
gun i'll the district court yesterday. Seymour
alleges that he loaned Judd So, 600 and took
amortgage on LAFAYETTE avenue property,
which property was listed among the assets
Of the bankrupt firm of which Judd was the
head. The court is asked to settle the diff.
ference.
The new G. A. r. post, No. 66. recently
organized in ST. Paul. last night adopted
the name of Winthrop post, in honor Of
Maj. Theodore Winthrop, who was killed