St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-03
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.
Five deaths were reported yesterday.


hart street.
$500 yesterday.
Treasury Agent Douglas has gone to Chi
cage on official business.
Republican club was organized in the
Fourth ward last night.
Mrs. Field drew the china ten set at the
Jackson Street roller rink last night.
Jack Wick, an embryo pugilist, was ar
rested Yesterday for lighting on the street.
Case examinations of railway postal clerks
are daily going on before Chief Clerk Per-
kins.
The preliminary contest for places in the
state oratorical contest will occur at Hamline
university tonight.
The regular monthly meeting of the man
ayers of the Woman's Christian home will
be held to-day at o'clock
Miss Carrie Richter yesterday entertained
a number OF her young lady friends who
were confirmed last Sunday in the Lutheran
church.
The city missionary made $50 calls in
March and did a large amount of relief work
lie speaks in high terms of the efficiency of
DR.. Ancker.
George Butt, the fireman so badly injured
ct the time of the accident at headquarters.
is able to assume the duties of Waterman at
No. l engine house.
Bob Harris, colored crook well known to
the police, was arrested yesterday by Officers
Mike DAILY and Ahern for the theft of some
dresses one day last week.
Samuel j. Martin, charged with cutting
timber on government lands, was committed
to Jail yesterday. Deros Martin, his son, was
fined in the United States court and dis
charged.
The alarm of fire last night from box "a
was occasioned by lamp being placed too
ear the wood work in Kennedy's barber
shop, corner of Fourth and Jackson, In the
Davidson block. The damage was light.
The fresh meat ordinance passed by the
council Tuesday night requires that all deal
ers procure a $50 license. The object of the
ordinance is to cover wholesale dealers who
are in the habit Of selling parts of beef at re-
tail.
The board of public works held brief
meeting last night, and, beyond ordering the
clerk to give the first notice of the widening
of Kent street. transacted little business.
Pay roll OF inspectors for March to the
amount Of 1859. 80 was allowed.
There was little activity about the courts
yesterday, the most important case being NJ.
Doran VS.. S. S. Eaton, suit before Judge
Wilkin for 1000 damages in misrepresen-
tation of mining stock sold to plaintiff.
Judge McGrorty is still pushing probate mat
tiers.
There was q meeting Of colored citizens at
Ala Rosabel street last night to take such po-
litical action in the coming campaign as
would further the interests of the race.
H.. l.. =
and Finley. The sentiment seemed to be in
favor OF high license.
Last evening the committee representing
the Republican party and another commit
tee representing those in favor of high
license met at the capitol to prepare a re-
port to be made to the general committee at
the same place tonight The committee
would not dvulge the tenor Of the report.
Good Friday services viii be held at Christ
church, on West Fourth street to-day at
1870 a. III. ard and Z o'clock p. m, with
sermons on each occasion by the Rev. DR..
Gilbert. The bishop of Wisconsin will hold
confirmation services at Christ church on
Friday. the 10th inst
Last Wednesday evening at q meeting of
Nasa Grove No "a, L. a. o. D., the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year; A. W. Petreen, n. A; Alfred Palm
quist, V. A.; NJ. Beckman, secretary; Charles
Leidman, treasurer; Swan l. Emquist,
trustee, and Charles G. Nelson, representa-
tive TO Druid Relief association.
Mike Ledd, residing in Rose town, swore
out warrant yesterday for the arrest of his
brother on the charge of assault and battery
He claims that his brother attacked him and
his wife with club. The row IS merely an
other chapter in a loug-staudiug family
feud, both parties having been before the
court a number of times.
The remains Of Arthur F. Conrad of Ben
ton, Mont, n cadet OF Shsttuck school, Fari-
bault were brought to this city yesterday and
inferred in Oakland cemetery. Deceased
was Is years old aud was born in Win
chester, va. Rev. DR.. Dobbin of Shattuck
school, who accompanied the remains here,
spoke in the highest terms Of young Conrad |
who was borne to his last resting place hy
few Of his bereaved friends from the Metro
politan hotel.
The statement Of morning paper con-
corning trouble reported to have occurred in
the house OF Fire Engine Company is de-
MED by Acting Engineer Peele, one of the
interested parties. The story OF the "bang-
Ing" etc, is without any foundation what
ever, and, in Mr.. Pcele's opinion, was circu
certain menP
F..W. Muckey's trotting bred and trottiug
and pacing horses will be sold at sherif's |
sale at OwStonna tomorrow at D. IN. There
are several ROYAL good ones in this collection
that several ST. Paul gentlemen would prob
ably be glad to get. Among these there is |
pacing FLY by Messenger Duroc. This 6llv |
will undoubtedly make fast one. and later
on viii make without doubt a valuable brood
mare. Now is the time to secure some very
valuable stock
The State Building association elected the
following directors last night: c. ". Grigys, |
l.. Warner, J. 2. Allen, E. P. Sauboru, c. /
h. SehlieS. F. L. Shsckford, L. Fischer. Jr., !
Q. Poison, \. V. Teeple. Walter Krauch. J. /
+. Barry, c. VI. Bcnhsm, c. A. Stusou. E. !
Stceu, +. (. Tallsut; examiners, 5. W. Van
derwSrSer, W. \. Chandler, ". L. Strong. !
The reports showed the organization 10 be in |
healthy condition. The sum Of $lO.sOO !
was loaned 10 members at the meeting.
Last night while running to the fire on
Jackson street, No, engine ran into 4 /
Seventh street horse car through the stupidity !
o. the car driver. One Of the engines
wheels was smashed aud the nschine dam
aged to the amount of about SIS. Il will De
kept out Of service for several DAYS. \ uar-
row escape was made from \ similar mishap
on Fourth st-ect. Firemeu have many com
plSiats 70 make OF street car drivers VITO per
sist in whipping UP their horses into a run
when the engines come along, whereas the
orders OF the street car superintendent are
10 stop to all such cases until the fremeu
have gone past them.
Borrow Nancy