St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-10
THE CITY.
GE0BUEES.


One death was reported at the health
Office yesterday.
Collections of internal revenue came up
again Yesterday reaching 81, 3S6. 16.
A man named Perkins serving a sentence
at the workhOuse escaped yesterday.
Peter Scheffer was fined $50 yesterday
for keeping his saloon open after hours.
Inspector Hays leaves for Bismarck to-
day to inspect the steamer Northern Pacific
No. 1.
Very serious complaints are made that
flowers are stolen from Summit Avenue
park.
Officer Fitzgerald arrested John Kuhn
Yesterday afternoon for stealing some car
penters tools.
The lumber case of Anderson vs.. the st.
CroiX company was on again yesterday be-
fore Judge Wilkin.
NJ Brown, an attache Of the county jail,
is an applicant for a health Office position.
He is one Of the city'S pioneers.
The small sum of S165 was found on the
person of Henry Stone, who was run in
yesterday afternoon for being drunk.
Diphtheria has appeared at the corner of
Payne avenue and Fauquier street, and
scarlet fever at rear 169 Martin street
Bohn Manufacturing Company VS.. Dal-
rymple was a suit filed with Clerk Bell yes
terday for recovery on prOmISSory note.
Simon Phillips of Mazeppa. Mimi, has
been appointed postmaster at that place, a
fourth-class office as graded by the govern
ment.
An oil stove exploded at noon yesterday
in the residence of r. B. Dan, 4S6 Portland
avenue. There was trifing damage to the
contents of the room.
Eighteen permits were granted yesterday,
including six to Thomas G. White & Co.
for the erection of six double twO-StOry
dwellings in Como park at a cost of So, 600
each.
A select social party was given at the
''Roost," 243 Oak street, on Monday even
ing by Messrs. Hall, Howe, James Blake
and Walter Smith. About thirty persons en-
joyed the bachelors hospitality on that
occasion.
Health Officer Jones is taking active
measures to rid the city of glandered horses.
Another case was reported yesterday and
the animal shot. A man has been employed
especially to look out for horses suffering
with this disease.
Lawrence Woolf OF Mannheimer Bros.
and Miss Nellie Franks will be united in
marriage this afternoon at the residence of
the brides parents at 576 mississippi street.
The ceremony will take place at $3.50
o'clock, Rabbi Wechsler officiating.
In Conkling VS.. Comfort, transferred
here from Lake Benton, Judge SimOns yes
terday sustained defendants demurrer to
complaint. Plaintiff claimed $4,000 dam
ages by reason of a warrant issued for col
lection of dept, which he claimed was done
to injure his credit.
Officers Daniels and Patrick Gibbons
We're separately before Mayor Rice yester-
day for injudicious haste in protecting the
public peace. AS the charges were minor
ones and not clearly subStantiated in either
case, the officers were allowed togo with a
little timely advice.
Frank Roberts paid SIS yesterday for
striking young German. Roberts said the
German had called him abusive names, but
as the man had only arrived from Germany
the day previously and never spoke word
Of English in his life, the court held that
the story wouldn't laundry.
Heinrich Meier. who lives on Minnehaha
street. was brought to the county Jail yes
terday afternoon by Deputies Clewett and
Davis. Meier is SO violently insane that it
was necessary to handcuff and shackle him.
He has been in the insane asylum several
times i'll the last ten years.
E. J, HimmiIman of Mankato has been
appointed route agent between La Crosse
and the former place, vice Henry Neepson,
commission expired. Il. 0. Bell of Spooner.
1,oc tod Dc,
Elroy route vice G. G. BarIand. whose
commission has also expired.
Articles of incorporation We're filed with
Register Of Deeds Wiley yesterday for the
Capital City Real Estate. and Improvement
company. with capital stock Of $500, 900.
c. H. Lienau. Albert Scheffer. j. J. Nc
Peters and Joseph Minea are the incorpora-
tors.
Oscar Werner, the director of the Beet
hoven conservatory, Saltwater, writes to
the Volkszeitung, alleging that the judges of
the S9ngerfest erred in giving the first
prize to the FTohsinn society of Minneap-
oils rather than to the M9nnerchor Of Min
neapolis. He says the song was sung with
much better expression by the latter organ
iZation.
alleged in an evening paper, vote for jeff
Davis, but voted every time with his dele
CATION for Stephen 4. Douglas. The dele
CATION from Minnesota to the Charleston
convention were not instructed for par
ticular candidate for president, but by reso-
luton were left free to vote for whomsoeyer
they chose.
The board of public works met last
night and awarded the contract for sprink-
ling Eighth street to Patrick Norris at S275,
the only other bid being that of John Wag-
ner at 1924. The contract for sprinkiing
Dakota avenue was awarded to Patrick
Hogan at $1,000. The other bids were
Thomas Norton, 81. O45; J. o. Dubard,
81. $50; Kohles & Frankard, ST.
The annual meeting of the literary socie-
ties at Hamline university will be held this
morning at 10 O'Clock. At 2:30 o'clock the
annual meeting of the trustees will be held,
and at $3.50 O'Clock the class-day exercises.
These will consist Of the usual orations,
poems, histories, etc. At o'clock the
annual meeting of the alumni will occur
The commencement exercises proper Will
begin tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
Plans for the new Bank of Minnesota
building to be erected OH the corner of
Jackson and Sixth streets were submitted
to the building inspector yesterday. The