St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-13
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Officer O'Keefe is, on..the sick list.
The water pipes in the Jail are undergoing
repairs.
The committee on streets of the council
will meet at 7:30 O'Clock tonight.
A special meeting of the county commits
sioners has been called for Tuesday morning
next.
An insurance case was in the United
States circuit court before Judge Nelson yes
tcrday.
Margaret Flynn attacked a Rice street
saoonkeeper last Wednesday. and the police
are looking for her.
T. II. Murphy, driver of chemical engine
No. 2, was taken to st. Joseph's hospital yes
terday, threatened with brain fever.
The resignation Of First Lieut.. P S. Ken
nelly Of the Emmett light artillery was re-
ceived and accepted by the governor yester
day.
The inspection of the police patrol boxes
was completed by Mr.. Jilson, the electrician,
yesterday. He will probably make his report
to-day.
Mayor O'Brien left for Washington yester-
day, his object beng to confer with the sec
rotary of war concerning the plans of the
Robert street bridge.
Nels Nelson, lad of Is, fell on Manitoba
avenue while wrestling with another boy and
dislocated his right elbow. The limb was
dressed by DR.. Snyder
The screams Of a woman attracted knot
of passers-by on the corner of Jackson and
Seventh last evening. Investigation showed
that she was having tooth drawn.
There is lots of work for the street COM
missioners to do in getting gutter naviga-
ton free of ice bars and snags and in clean
ing the streets from the winters litter.
The condition of Adolph Maguhn, the man
who attempted suicide By shooting last
Wednesday, was very low yesterday, and but
slight hopes are entertained for his re-
covery.
The Winona and st. Paul polo clubs will
play game of polo at the Jackson Street
rink tomorrow evening for the champion
ship of the state, which is now claimed by
the Winona club.
Chief of Police Clark has in his possession
pension paper and draft in favor of Fred
Siebold. The papers were found on the
street, and the owner can have them by
proving property.
Judge Wilkin opened court Yesterday
morning, but without having any business
adjourned until Saturday morning. Judge
Brill ground out grist of some moment
and held until late in the day.
Michael Mcclure was arrested bv Officer
Cornick yesterday on the charge of robbug
Martin Becker Of S45. The alleged robbery
took place in a saloon in Minneapolis, and
the accused was taken to that city last night
An alarm from box 81 yesterday afternoon
Mt AZ took the department to the storv-and-
a-half unoccupied dwelling of Peter Hoffman.
$50 Broadway, on an improbable run, where
workmen were occupied drying green plaster
ing.
The Lyceum of the First VI. F. church will
give its final entertainment Of the season in
the lecture room Of the church, corner Third
street and Summit avenue, this evening,
commencing at o'clock. 4 choice program
has been prepared.
The diamond earrings confscated BY Spec
ial Agents Douglas and Kcefe, on the grounds
that they had been struggled, were on yes
terday turned over by Collector OF Customs
Richards to their owner. They were appraised
at $500 and Il bond was given for double that
sum.
The st. Paul Roller mill yesterday filed
suit against the Great Western Dispatch com
pauy claiming 1871 25 damages for carload
of -four shipped 10 Boston which defendant
sold. Gordon n Ferguson also ask Judgment
for S50T.65, the amount of a promissorv
note.
The contract for all the machinery, steam
heating apparatus, engine, boiler, etc, for
the Ryan block. corner Third and Wacouta
streets, st. Paul, has been awarded to the
well-kuown firm of Depew & Co, proprietcrs
of the Washington Steam Engine works of
this city.
In speaking Of the National park yesterday
United States Special Ag,ut Douglas said
that II would be opened earlier this year than
usual, and special efforts would be made to
stiract visitors. Three applications from
parties DESTROYS OF leasing the park have
been made, and 1t is thought one of them
will be accepted.
The complaint Of Autoun Marcerwsk
against the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 St. Paul
railroad was yesterday fled In the United
States circuit court Plaintiff was a section
hand and while engaged in cutting 4 rail the
cold chiscl few In pieces, one entering and
destroying the eve OF the plaintiff. where
fore ZOO is asked.
Tho executive committee Of the State
patrymen's association had a meeting in
one Of the senate committee rooms yester-
day afternoon to adjust the accounts of the
association. The only public act of the
meeting was the unanimous recommends
ton 10 Gov. Hubbard Of the nauie OF r. C.
Judson Of Pennington for appointment as
commissioner of dairy products.
4. ?. Shsrpenstein, commissioner from
Washington territory TO the New Orleans
exposition, passed through s.. Paul yesterday
c \ route TO hts home in Wals wallA. He
speaks IN high terms OF the exposition, and
states The weather is all that could be desired
aud tue attendance is increasing daily. He
praises especially the exhibitions from the
Northwest, paying high tribute 10 the dis
plays from Montana, Idaho and Washington