St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-22
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.


street.
The public schools will remain open to-
morrow as usual.
The water board will meet to open bids for
waite? pipe on the 2sth.
". A. Disbrow, charged with embezzle-
ment. mas been admitted to bail in the sum
Of $500.
A bunch Of twenty keys, picked up in the
streets yesterday, is awaiting an owner at the
city hall
A mink muf was found on Third street
b5 Officer Call yesterday. 1t awaits identiii-
cation at the city hail.
Monday being observed as legal holiday
all Offices. connected with headquarters at
Fort Smelling, will be closed.
A mink boa and lady's cloak await own
ers at the city hall. The articles were found
at the capitol after the reception.
DR.. Arthur B. ADcker, city and county
physician, returned yesterday from a ten
DAYS visit to his aged parents in Cincinnati.
Stephen Miller, saloon keeper on Robert
street, was yanked by Officer Rose last night
for disorderly conduct. He deposited SO.
A consignment OF veal from Arlington,
in this state, was seized by the health de-
partnent yesterday, il being too far gone for
consumption.
Adiutant General MacCarthy much desires
To learn the address of Cap. A. T. Phelps
who served in Col. A. Brackets battalion
during the war.
Stephen Miller, the proprietor of a saloon
on Robert street, was arrested by Officer Rose
early last evening while attempting to thrash
one Of his customers.
Jesse Pldmmer was yesterday brought be-
fore the United States com missioner, charged
with selling whisky to tue Indians at Mile
Laos, and committed for trial.
The state library yesterday received nine
volumes Of Lawyers United States Circuit
Court Reports aud the sixtieth volume of New
Hampshire State Officers Reports.
Tie funeral7ef Christine Lundt, the young
girl who was burned while lighting a fire
with kerosene oil about week ago, took
place from the city hospital Yesterday.
The police patrol boxes, with the exception
Of the Sixth ward, were placed in position
yesterday and Supt. BIrge turned
the keys over to Chief Of Police Clark last
night.
Mr. Godfrey Brunne, an employe at the st.
Paul roller mills, had the misfortune to come
in contact with the machinery, resulting in
injury which necessitated the amputation OF
the middle iuger Of the right hand.
MulIoney and Britt, the two injured fire
men, had made such progress toward recov
crv. yesterday that DR.. Quinn is quite hope
full. The former has rrgained conscious
ness, aud is able TO talk at intervals.
Thomas Gin, driver for George Jillett,
down on the river rond, came into town for
a load of bran yesterday. Tom imbibed too
much red-eve, and was scooped in by Officer
DUFF lur. His team was taken care OF.
An alarm from tox 90, at 9i49 yesterday
morning, was caused by carelrssly letting
ltddug come in contact with a stove, in the
scord story Of the frame house Of c. War
ncr, $50 Iolins avenue Loss trifing.
Tie honorable discharge Of Lent Stur
nick by Oscar, king Of Sweden, from the
army OF that kingdom, was on exhibition AT
the state house Yesterday. This cx-ofirer Is
now engaged In engineering in this city.
Mr. Lienau. the representative Of the Sixth
ward. invites ali the citizens OF the ward to
a mass meeting, to b. held Non Law night at
Liedertafcl hall, corner State aud Susan
streets, to discuss legislative affairs OF the
ward.
A stranger was picked up in 4 fit by an
officer In East St Paul late yesterday after
noon and taken to the city hospital in an
Inseusible condition. On arrival there he
had AZ far recovered rs tn be able 10 walk,
aud soon took his departure.
The rooms OF the Gospel Temperance
ullon, IS East Seventh street, were filed To
OVERLOOKING last evening, the occasion being
Washington anniversary concert 4 long
program was we'll rendered, AMI received
siih every manifestation of pleasure by the
large audience.
F. Meur, acting Germsn consul at Chi
cago, wrote Secretary of State Fred Won
Baumhach Yesterday asking II the Colorado
bug has done anv damage. or Is likely TO do
so, 10 the Minnesota potato crop this gear
and what steps, II any, have been taken to
extiuguish his bugship.
Seibert's orchestra will give its usual sun
day evening concert at Turner hall tonight.
The program is varied and popular one,
and among other good things it contains a
coruet duet for the Tillcman brothers and s
violin solo for Mr.. Nlehleubruch besides an
overture ly Frauke aud one by Glndini.
\ horse attached to cuttsr and belonging
TO Roman Shier. became frightened ou East
Ninth street yesterday forenoon and
started 10 run away. Tue rig contained the
Young son Of Mr.. Shicr. who was thrown out
at the corner Of Ninth aud 8oSdwsT. For
tunalely he was oalv slightly injured. The
cutter was badly demoraiEcd
The postoiliee authorities have been huslly
engaged Of late investigating the mysterious
disappearance Of letter. Some time ago
Proi. Taylor, principal OF ove Of the public
sChools, mailed a letter at the corner Of
Third street and Pleasant avenue contain in 2
SIS Tne letter VAS addressed "a one Of the
principals Of a down t0Sn sclsool. but strange
% say Il never reached it, destination.
4 carpenters union was Organized last
evening att he Druids' hall under the con-
stitatiou and local rules OF the Brotherhood
OF Carpenters aud Joiners Of America
About nity members were present.. Tue fol-
lowing officers were elaStedx President
vi liam Eastman, vice president. J. ". Ma
gin. rccorlinC secretary. J. 2. NcNuIt; cur
responding SECRETARY. r A Naosrps treas
urcr, n. y. Harrington, conductor, !. Firn /:
wardrn. II. {. Christensen
CAPT. McCraney % the Minneapolis police
force. and the father % Young Archibald. The
iuSOrrixlble lad who stole horse and sleigh