St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Four deaths were recorded yesterday.
The board of education will meet tonight
The Ramsey county printing contract was
awarded to Brown & Treacy.
John Rosenfeldt, adjudged insane, went
St. Peterwards yesterday.
Mr.. J. B. ellison, the electrician, was en-
gagged yesterday in inspecting the police pa
troll boxes.
Albert Burrows was yesterday granted
divorce from Jenny Burrows on the ground
of adultery.
A traveller named Johnson claims to have
road yesterday.
Jack O'Halloran, sentenced for robbery on
Tuesday, was' yesterday taken to Saltwater
by Sheriff Richter.
Treasurer Burton's notices to delinquent
personal taxpayers are having their effect,
and payments are coming in.
Six supreme court decisions, by Justices
Dickinson, Mitchell and Vanderburgh, are
published in to-day's court columns.
Joseph Lapole, aged IS, was arrested last
evening on West Seventh street for stealing
street car checks from his step-brother.
An express driver, named Hanson, claims
to have been attacked by mob of men near
the Fourth street tunnel yesterday morning
and robbed of SIS.
Mayor O'Brien on yesterday received
acknowledgement invitation to the in
auguration ball. AS the affair occurred on
the 4th inst. his honor feels sorry to decline.
James Roache and Louis Hilbert were ar
rested by Officer Vogtle yesterday on the
charge of stealing oil barrels from Smiths
grocery store at Sixth and Jackson streets.
Charles Cook and girl named Lou Mott
were arrested last night on a warrant charg-
ing them with keeping house of i'll fame
near Brainerd's corner, this side of Lake
Phalen. They were released on bail.
st. Paul Lodge No. 2, l. o. o. F., gave a
minstrel entertainment last night, composed
OF talent from their own ranks, which was
followed by supper and dance. Their
rooms were crowded and a delightful time
was had.
Chief Of Police Clark Of La Crosse arrived
in the city Yesterday and took into custody
William Dow dy, the coored man who was
arrested Tuesday night on the charge of
ommitting adultery with white woman Of
that city.
The courts yesterday were very dull, Judge
Simons giving q decision in a divorce case
but holding no term of court; and Judge
Wilkin held no session. Judge Brill
was at work and Judge McGrorty heard sew
eral cases.
Gen. Flower, inspector of steam vessels,
says that work in his Office will begin in about
ten days, as by that time the river will be
opeu below Lake Pepin. His district extends
half way to st. Louis and across into Mon
tana, including the Missouri above Yaukton.
Adit. Gen. MacCarthy issued special order
No. 10 yesterday, empowering Capt. NJ. +.
Clapp to muster into state service q reserve
militia company ut Alexandria, enrolled by
A. j. Ames. After the muster Capt. Clapp
will preside at the election of the compauy's
officers.
The annual meeting Of the Mahtomedi as
socation, Mnnesota's Chautauqua, was held
at the Jackson Street church yesterday after
noon. Partial arrangements were made for
the meetings during July and August this
year, but owing TO the absence of Rev. s. G..
Smith, the president Of the association, In
Florida, II was decided to defer the election
Of officers aud the completion Of other ar
rangemeuts until his return. The next
meeting will be on March "a st D. m at
the Gas compauy's office.
\ meeting of officers of the First regiment
NJ S. n. G., was held at the armory on West
Sixth street last night, all the companies be-
Ing represented but Company F, OF Fergus
Falls. DR.. c. NJ. Skinner of Company B,
Minneapolis, was elected inspector OF rifle
practice, aud Sergeant Major J. s Robert
son OF Company C, st. Paul, was elected
commissary of subsistence with rank of FIRST
lieutenant
Miss Carrie Robert, the talented and &C
comphshed young artist, has completed
unique and novel study in oil entitled 1.-The
First Point" It represents an autumn
landscape scene With stubble, and in the
foreground are the figures of Young setter
dog in the act Of pointing prairie chicken.
The subject was taken from the illustration
In a recent issue of the American Field,
which created so much favorable comment,
and the execution Of the work is faultless.
BRET HARrE's quaint love story will be
continued In the Sr-ND.r CrOpr N.-,h ~