St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-19
THE CITY.
GLGBULES.
One death was reported yesterday.

The board of health will meet at o'clock
to-day.
The annual payment of dog licenses COM
menced yesterday.
A little girl years old awaits on owner
at 692 Lee avenue.
The Judges of the recent election were
paid $14 each yesterday.
Judge-elect Cory of the municipal court
took the oath of office yesterday.
Postmaster Day has put on an extra
11:15 a. III. delivery, resulting in a saving of
three hours time.
The annual meeting of the Homestead
Building society was held at Garfield Post
hall last evening.
A valuable horse belonging to the fire de-
partment, and used at headquarters, died
yesterday morning.
Officer McFetridge arrested man named
William Connors last evening for the larceny
of small sum of money.
Articles of incorporation were filed by the
Metropolitan band with the register of
deeds yesterday afternoon.
The plat commission yesterday afternoon
approved the plat of Beaver Lake addition
containing seyenty-eight lots.
The room of John Striep, No. 40 Robert
street, was entered by a sneak thief Sunday
night and a silver watch stolen.
Chief Clark has issued an order admOn-
ishing the boys to- keep Off the grass at
Summit park under penalty of arrest,
Scarlet fever is reported at 179 Nina ave-
nue., and diphtheria on Jackson and Syca-
more streets and at No. 500 Cooper street.
County Auditor O'Brien is lamenting the
loss of a fine horse which disappeared from
the pasture last week, and has not been
seen since.
Confirmation services will be held at the
Hebrew temple, Tenth and Minnesota
streets, at 9:3o o'clock this morning. All
are invited.
A tough-lDoking youngster named
Thomas Conney was arrested by Detective
Daily yesterday on suspicion of tapping a
I'LL on Pearl street.
The homeopathic physicians of the state
will hold conference in the hall of repre-
sentatives at the state house to-day, COM
mencing at 10 a. m.
A drunken Swede was run in yesterday
afternoon and on being searched pint bot
tie half-flled with clear alcohol was found
in his pocket. He took the old stuff straight.
The Charity Organization society desires
10 find good homes for several babies. APP
plications, accompanied with references as
surfing kind treatment, can be made at the
rooms, corner Fourth and Cedar streets, st.
Paul.
Up to the present time the county treas
urer has collected 1926, 764. 81 of the tax
levy of 1884, whose total amounts to 81, 023,-
299.42. A penalty of 10 per cent. is added
to real octo ta fay rom aiDinp 11DDaid limo 1
John Malloy was arrested by Officer
Bresslaw yesterday afternoon for raising a
row at Tousley's boarding house at Fifth
and Robert streets. Hewent into the place
drunk and tried to clean it out, emptying
walls Of abuse on the proprietor.
The committee on police held an execu-
tive session when, it is understood, the mat
ter Of the handling and looking after the po-
lice alarm system was considered. The COM
mittee will submit a Recommendation on the
subject to the council tomorrow evening.
Thirty-four years ago Mr.. John Flecken,
with Peabody Bros. & Co., was born, and
yesterday morning his wife presented him
with a fine, healthy, twelve-pound girl as
birthday present. 1t is not every wife that
presents her husband with so valuable a
gift, and Mr.. Flecken fully appreciates the
fact.
A half dozen agents for as many hand
grenade fire eXtinguisherS are arranging for
test to be had this week of their several
patents. Small structures are to be built
and set on fire and each agent is to throw
or place his bottles therein, while the board
of fire commissioners will decide which is
the boss.
The fifth annual meeting of the Work
lnglnen'S Building association was held in
the loan society Office last evening, when
the following officers were elected:
Adolphus Moore, president; Charles W.
Albion, vice president; Theodore Sauder,
secretary; Otto Kueffner, attorney; A. P.
Groom quist, treasurer; Lewis Engels, J. NJ.
Carlson, Frank Johnson, Charles Matheis,
c. W. Weber, Gustav Carlson, c. w.
johnson, P. A. Lanberg, John Bodin,
Emanuel johnson, for executive committee,
and Edward O'Connor,. r. C. Wiley and
Edward Nelson, examiners.
A meeting of the committee on streets
was called for last evening but only three
members responded, Aldermen johnson,
Van Slyck and ST. Peter. AS they did not
constitute quorum, nothing further was
done than look over the business in hand
and arrange it for submission to the council
tomorrow night. J. Fulsom. who has a
claim aga inst the city for $500 damages,
caused by improper paving of Fourth street,
and Kimball Cullen, who is anxious to
secure a special license to erect large liv-
cry stable, were heard by the committee,
which will submit the points to the council
WOrkingmen,