St. Paul daily globe., 1885-03-05
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Three deaths were recorded yesterday.
There are twenty-three prisoners in the
county jail.
Scarlet fever is reported at No. 642 Ran
dolph street.
The star-spangled banner waved proudly
from the tall mast of the Ryan hotel yester-
day.
H. W. Topping, the new alderman from
Seventh ward, took the oath Uf Office yester-
day.
A deed was fled yesterday transferring the
poor farm property from Ramsey county to
the state.
Sheriff Richter has been in Milwaukee sew
eral days past on business connected with
his fathers estate.
,Jailor Joe Spiel headed his docket sheet
yesterday as follows: ''March the Fourth
The Glorious-18S5. ="
Friday is the last day for paying high SER
vice water rents on st. Anthony hill. Look
out for your discounts.
John Servis of the sheriff's office was
called from business yesterday by the i'll
ness of one of his children.
Jailer Davis is an old Indian campaigner
and has an interesting chapter of early ex-
periences in the far Northwest.
Health Officer Patterson on yesterday ar
rested a peddler named Bradley who was ex-
posing unwholesome meat for sale.
The Curtiss Commercial college of St.
Paul and Minneapolis has issued its tenth
annual circular in elegant pamphlet form.
Assessor Beaumont is just finishing up
the duplicating of the assessment books,
which has occupied him for some time past.
Bids will be opened at the city treasurer's
Office at O'Clock this afternoon for 800, 900
bonds for the new city hall and court house.
A heavy broken pane of plate glass in the
drug store of P. c. Lutz on Wabasha street
was replaced with new one yesterday after
noon.
Corporation Counsel Hon. W. P. Murray
was the recipient OF numerous congratula-
tions yesterday on account OF his unanimous
reelection Tuesday night.
James Russell, whose right name turns
out to be w. G. Ross, was yesterday jailed
for the embezzIement from Robinson IL Cary
OF $i36. lie was bookkeeper for the firm.
The exposition first premium ornamental
butter has been taken from the state house
to Farihaut, where it will be exhibited at the
fair Of the Minnesota dairymen next week.
Papers were returned yesterday to the
United States circuit court in the case of
Frank II. Hall VS.. George w. Greaves, suit
for an interest in lands held by defend
ant.
The West Side Ideals win give minstrel
entertainment at Liedertafel hall week
from tonight, The company comprises
twenty-five artists and a rich treat is in store
for the residents of the Sixth ward.
J. T. Mcmillan has the brick aud lumber
on the ground TO erect a three story block
next to his pork packing factory, corner of
Eighth aud Minnesota streets, this spring
The basement was constructed for this build
ing last fall, aud when completed II will be
used In the main for storehouse purposes.
Judge McGrorty yesterday received letter
from the German consul at Chicago making
inquiries about C-therne Enzabeth Reich
mann. He saws the superintendent Of the
81. Peter asylum Informs him that she was
discharged from that institution as recovered
and returned to this city. The court records
show that one Katie Reichmann was exam
iued and committed on March 20, 1884, and
II Is supposed that this is'the person referred
to. Any information concerning her will be
thankfully received at the probate court