St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-24
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Mr.. Thorne of Messrs Thorne, Parker &
Co. left last evening for New Orleans.
Mrs. Mary Fisk, grandmother of Mrs. W.
Fl. Bromley, died last week at Osceola in her
S0th year.
There was fair attendance at the benefit
to the rink band at the roller skating rink
last evening.
Mrs. Frank Caldwell made her husband
happy yesterday afternoon by presenting him
with bouncing girl.
Rev. R. W. Arnold, pastor of the East
Baptist church, st. Paul, was in the city yes
terday visiting friends.
Mr.. John Green left, last evening, to at
tend to large building contract which he
has taken in Fillmore county. Iowa.
Charles Boo purchased a fine Norman
stallion at the sale of Walker, Judd IL
Veazie's horses at Marine, on Saturday last
There will be substantial Improvements on
Main street this year, and the business
blocks that will be put up will be a credit to
the city.
son at which Profs. Stoeving and Holdt of
St. Paul, and Werner of this city, will par
ticipate.
Mrs. Kate Campbell of New Richmond,
province of Quebec, has arrived in the city
and taken up her home with Mr.. and Mrs
R. W. Kerr.
The Cave saloon, which has been in existence
many years, closed at midnight last night
and viii not open again atpresent, the license
having expired
Articles of incorporation were fled yes
terday with the register of deeds for the
Catholic Church of the Guardian Angels OF
Oakdale A handsome edfce will be built.
The old red warehouse belonging to the
Transfer company was sold yesterday under
Judgment in favor of A. T. jerks, he buy
ing it himself. and it stood him 5000 on his
81, 900 judgment.
j. H. Berkshire of Muscatine, Ia, was In
the city yesterday, aud will no doubt spend a
considerable part of his time here, the Her
shey Lumber company being now the owners
of the Clark Lumber company's mill.
There is now on exhibition in a window of
the Grand the beautiful ful-rgged ship made
by Fire Engineer Sonnick. There is moth
ing equal to it in this section. Wilson of the
fire department has one on the stays that he
thinks will eclipse her.
Aid. Burns and wife have returned from
their long ramble South. They visited most
of the Southern states, and kept moving
almost constantly. The alderman has got
many municipal pointers while away which
he will no doubt make good use of.
The same ladies and gentlemen who gave
the concert at the Presbyterian church last
Friday evening will give another in the
same place on Friday evening next, in aid
of the Choral society funds, which, when it
broke up last year, was somewhat in debt.
The Saltwater polo club will play the st.
Paul club in Jackson Street rink on Thurs
day evening next, and on Saturday evening
they play the Silver Stars OF Minneapolis
here. This is the first game With the St.
Paul club and the second with the Silver
Stars.
Since last report Minneapolis has sent two
more convicts to the state prison: George
OFT, larceny, one year, and Charles \. Epps,
der one year. There are more yet to come,
as this is only twenty-five during this term Of
court.
At the ministers meeting yesterday morn
ing 1t was decided to ask all the ministers in
the city to preach temperance sermon next
Sunday evening, as without doubt the license
question will again be brought up at the
municipal election which takes place on the
first Tuesday in April.
Peter Grants horse that broke his leg on
stone heap on South Main street some time
ago has had to be shot, the attempted cure
not being a success. Grant has sued the
CITY for the value of the horse and the veteri-
nary surgeons are to make post norton
examin alton Of the leg to see whether it was
really broken.
The Cyrus Jefferson tax case was again
Yesterday before the probate court, and a
motion made to have certain books not al
lowed in testimony was not sustained by
Judge Lehmicke, who ordered them to be
produced. The case was not finished, as
Judge McCuer was engaged with special
term of the district court.
Yesterday afternoon Receiver Brown OF
the Northwestern Manufacturing & Car COM
pauy fled with the county clerk a state
ment of the receipts and expenditures for
the month of February, which shows receipts
from all sources amounting to sl02, 1927,
Disbursements sos, 19s.3 81 and a balance on
hand of 81. 296 90. The total receipts from
Nav 10 1ss4.to Feb. %, were s1,113,-
372. SO: expenditures 81, 1O6.O75.U balance
81, 1892.
The CITY council held special meeting,
lasteveniug to take into consideration the con-
ditiou Of the city from sanitary standpoint.
They were given many pointers where the
health officer could make many changes for
the better All cities are making special ef-
forts at cleaning up, and nature has given
| Saltwater location peculiarly adapted for
being healthy one, and only few localities
| in II require constant watching. There was
lively discussion, which viii, no doubt, re-
| suit in benefit To the city.
At the municipal court yesterday before
Judge NethewsE there was an extra large
grist- y. c. McE4hren pleaded guilty to
/ stealing rope from the Northwestern Manu-
featuring & Car company, and was fined
/ sos and costs. OF thirty days in the county
/ iail. He took the latter. james Cregau,
/ DRINK: paid $3.50, aud on Saturday he paid
/ a suspended fine Of $50. Alexander
| McGrzr, drunk: took seven days. Samuel
/ Lovely for being drunk and disordeTiy con-
/ tribUted 5000 to the city funds. John
| Peterson, drunk: paid $50; and Henry
/ Kittleson, drunk, took seven days.
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