St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-10
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Jailer Davis now has twenty-eight prison
ers.
The election of city engineer will take
place tonight.
A special meeting of the city council will
be held tonight.
Sarah Anderson, an insane girl, was taken
TO St. Peter yesterday.
Minnesota, near Fourth street, needs the
attention of the street force.
Ellen Gilmore was arrested yesterday in
state of glorious inebriety.
Scarlet fever is reported at No 457 Ada
street and dlphtheria at No sos Oakdale
avenue.
The telegraph bill was argued before the
governor yesterday, as also the Mankato rail
road bill.
Henry Grappel was arrested near the
Fourth street tunnel last evening for beating
his sick wife.
Ed Schliek has returned from Washington
and thinks the inaugural procession was i'm
mense and never equaled.
City Attorney Murray yesterday executed
the contracts for the Washington and Airing
IOH 1lllS SCHOOL DulluluBS.
Yesterdays genial warmth brought hun
dreds from their alternating quarters to en-
joy the bright and sunshiny day.
In the Harvester case, which has been
dragging its weary length before Judge Will
kin, argument was yesterday being made.
TIL. saloon license of John Allen was re-
voked by the mayor yesterday. Cause, the
robbery of Swede, who was touched for $500
in his place.
The Sum NIT avenue rink will be closed
from noon to-day until Thursday morning,
owing to the death OF A. n. Gowen, one of
the proprietors.
Hon. A. F. Nordin is prominently men
toned in certain Republican circles as
possible candidate of that party for the next
mayorship of st. Paul.
To accommodate the public Mr. W. L. An
dersoI has decided to keep his celebrated
picture, The Canon of the Yellowstone, on
exhibition till Saturday night
The meetings during the week that are
being held by the Rev. Mr.. Forbes at the
Jackson Street NJ. T.. church are very sue
cessful and well attended.
lHe sHeilh Vi ndsuluBJOH county pasoou
through st. Paul yesterday in charge Of a
crazy man named Leman, who was commit
ted to the asylum at Rochester
Johnnie Lawrence, one of the three pre-
cocious lads who were arrested some days
ago for stealing from Olvier's office, was
yesterday removed to the reform school.
County Treasurer Burton is sending out
~ oil &c
up to the Goth inst they can pay with the
> per cent penalty added. After that date
forced collections will be made.
The death of Mile (Auntie) Bronson, a
colored lady residing on Norris street, was
reported yesterday, the deceased being rs
years old. Now then, let the sticklers on
longevity of other cities show their hands.
Frank Scott, assistant supervising inspec-
tor OF steam vessels, objects TO the nomen-
cature OF Smith, which appeared for his name
n day or so ago. He thinks the Smith family
increase rapidly enough without being thus
increased.
Market Master O'Regan has notified the
wood dealers who have been occupying the
market house sheds to remove to East Eighth
and Ninth streets, rs the former space will be
made ready for the garlners, who win soon
be on deck again.
A dispatch from San Francisco announces
the death in that city, Sunday, March S, of
Gen. Phneas Banning of Wilmiug ton, Cal.
The deceased was brother OF William L.
Banning, Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott and Mrs
Henry j. Horn Of this city.
The careless driver of St Anthony hill line
car 81, Yesterday morning, at corner of Rice
and Summit, ran into a load Of stone, doing
no damage beyond breaking his trace chains,
but shaking up the ladies in the car to such
an extent that several left and walked.
Mayor o'Brien on yesterday appointed
Gen. George L. Becker Of the Fifth ward to
succeed Mr.. J. T Terry in the board of pub
lie works, and Mr.. Harrington Of the Fourth
ward was reappointed. The member from
the Sixth ward has not yet been decided
upon.
Al their next regular meeting after the
council confirms the appointment Of the
mayors nomination of its new members, or
at q special meeting II II is deemed advisa-
BILE 20 call the same, the board Of public
works win organize by the choice of a presi-
dent, clerk aud city eugin Ger.
In accordance with the bin passed at the
recent session OF the legislature providing
for an increase in the police force. Mayor
o'Brien on yesterday appointed Detective
John oCouuor as chi Il Of the detective
force, and Special 0fic er Thomas Keuauy
was raised to the rank OF regular detective
Articles Of incorporation of the Heath
Lumber Manufacturing company were 6led
with the secretary Of stae yesterday for the
purpose Of manufacturing lumber, hubs,
spokes aud boxes at Pine City, with a capt
tai stock OF Ss5.O The incorporates are
Albert aud Michael c. Heath Of Pine City
aud John Heath Of GAINESVILLE, Wis.
John Allen. the tough who was arrested
for the shooting of the colored girl. chrnn-
ieled yesterday, WIS made to say by a morn
ing print that he cid not do the shooting.
He confessed last evening in the presence Of
Deputy Sheriff Chapel that be was resaousi
Die for Il. sud said that be was druuk when
he committed st. ALEU- is said 70 be an opium
eater, triac daft aud on the whole very
dangerous person.