St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-06
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Two deaths were recorded yesterday.
The two-year-old daughter of John Scrolls
died this morning of Group.
Five sets of harness were sold yesterday
under an execution by Sheriff Richter.
Fire did $50 damage to Charles Hening's
house yesterday, No. SIS Fuller street
The new members os the board of public
works will be appointed on the 9th inst.
Chief Black was much better yesterday and
there Is a prospect that he will soon be ON
duty again.
Aid. Lauderdale, the new member Of the
council from the Sixth ward, took the oath
of office yesterday.
Col. W. H. Il. Taylor, State librarian, was
on duty again yesterday, having recovered
from an attack of pneumonia.
Henry Berge is adopting one of his fire
alarm indicators into police patrol call in
dicator which is located at the city hall.
The ladies of the Women's Christian home
were kept very busy lunching the busy mem
bers of the Legislature day and evening yes
terday.
At the Clinton Avenue NJ. Z. church
Rev. John Stafford of this city will occupy
the pulpit this friday evening at 7:30
o'clock.
The Michigan Life Insurance company Of
Detroit was granted permission to do bust
ness in this state yesterday by Insurance
Commissioner A. r. McGill.
Luke Rowells, a former turnkey at the
Jail, who has been accused Of robbing pris-
oners, is said to be in the city and papers for
his arrest will probably be issued.
Frank Simpson was yanked yesterday
afternoon for raising row In Gifford's
saloon in the Sixth ward. He threw glass
Of beer at Mrs. Clifford and attemp pied to rob
her Of 90 cents
The sealskin cloak found In the room oc-
cuped by tie trio Of sneak thieves arrested
last Monday Is supposed to have been stolen
from the residence Of DR.. Atkinson, on West
Fourth street.
a speaking tube has been run from the
police headquarters at the city hall to the
patrol wagon stables and the old gong system
laid up on the shelf
Another Of the series of travel talks be-
fore the Young Mems council of the House
of Hope church will be given by Daniel r.
Noyes this evening, in the parlors Of the
church. Subject Cuba
Old Hope steamer which failed to work at
shop at central fire hall, where it will be ex-
amined throughout to determine the cause
of its balk on that occasion.
The February report Of the supervising
pension examiner contains the following:
Number OF dispositions 500, cases reported
1S9, trial cost SSl2.57, average per man
$l3, average cost per case 1854.
One of the attorneys in the case Of Living
ston VS.. Ives, case to clear title of real
estate between here and Minneapolis,
which was on trial yesterday before Judge
Brill, planked down S35, 900 in filthy lucre
with an offer to compromise. 1t was re-
fused.
4 gentleman who knows whereof he
speaks yesterday said that II hydrant had
been located in front of the pillow works ut
the time of the fire It would have been of no
service, as there is no pressure out there
under the old service. The matter was ex-
planned some time ago 10 the city authorities
After the new service Is com peted out that
way there will be pressure of seventy-uine
or eighty pounds.
The two men arrested by Detective John
0'Connor Wednesday night are suspected OF
having participated In the robbery Of John
Nelson, Swede, who was roped into sa-
loon on Tuesday night and robbed of S40O
Yesterday Detectives Dan 0'Connor and
Kenally arrested Tom Quinlan, A Rosen-
gren and James Sullivan, also suspected OF
being implicated in the robbery. They will
be arraigned to-day.
Paul Black, who was released from the
workhouse last Sunday, having served sen
tence for disorderly conduct with lewd
woman named Jennie Arnot, was arrested
last evening by colored man named Robe
son on Fifth street, between Robert and
Minnesota streets, with six boxes containing
500 cigars in his possession, which he had
stolen from some party unknown. On be-
ing locked up Black declined to make any
explanations further than that he had re-
ceived the cigars from some one to sell on
commission.