St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-28
GLOBULES.

Three deaths were reported yesterday.
The district clerks Office is being kali
somined and otherwise renovated.
Matthias Kauft. adjudged insane, was re-
moved to st. Peter yesterday by Deputy
Lulling.
Revenue collections yesterday were So
SOO35. The number of licenses issued
was 343.
An Over-heated room in the Osborne box
factory caused the mercurial system to send
in an alarm of fire last night at 6:30
Certificates of approval were yesterday
issued for the steamers Bun HerSey and
Brother Jonathan, two Saltwater boats re-
Gently examined by Inspector Flower.
st. Andrews Scottish Benevolent society
gave a largely attended and enjoyable social
and dance, at the old Druid hall on Jackson
street. last night. Lunch was served at II
o'clock
Officers of the Maine Savings bank of
Portland, Me-, write to Comptroller Roche
that they have purchased 100000 more of
ST. Paul bonds, which they value at per
cent. premium.
The city council, it is understood, will
vote the whole fire department plant of
S65, 600, originally asked for by the fire
commissioners, as fast as the business can
be safely transacted
The state board of boiler inspectors say
that one result of the new law has been to
bestir all persons interested in boilers and
precautions are taken to put boilers in the
best possible condition.
The taxpayers evidently preferred the
of 81, 20
turing out upon the sloppy streets last night
for quorum failed to appear at the cham
Der of commerce. Another attempt will be
made to hold a meeting on Monday night,
next.
In running to the alarm of fire last even
Ing the pole pin on No. engine broke on
Third near Wacouta street. The driver
promptly dropped the reins, the horses run
ming on while the engine brought up against
the curbing. The horses were stopped
after short run and no damage was DONE
The fire commission have issued neat
little hand book of eight pages, giving the
dates of regular meetings, the names of the
members of the board, the location of fire
alarm boxes and the location of the fire
companies. 1t also gives directions to key
holders for sending III fire alarm on the
alarm boxes
a special meeting of the st. Paul Gun
club will be held at the parlors of the AS
toria this (TueSday) evening at 7:30. 1t is
desirable that all members should be pres
ent as business of the utmost importance
will come up, such rs the reorganization
and incorporating the club. The shoot this
week Thursday will be held on the Hamline
grounds.
There arrived in the city last evening on
the Manitoba train poor Swede, who was
so sick that he had to be removed from the
union railway station in the patrol wagon.
He gave the name of NJ. johnson and said
he has been i'll since last November. He
came from Holmes City, Douglass county,
Minnesota, and was sent to st. Paul. 1t is
another instance of an interior town ship
ping its unfortunates to the city. This.
however, is an aggravated case, for the re-
moval of man in Johnson's condition is
little short of inhuman.
There is on exhibition ut Myers &
Finch's store fine testimonial of the Grand
Army of the Republics appreciation of
Minnesota hospitality. The order an
pointed committee of seven to convey in
some fitting manner the thanks of the Grand
Army for the reception rendered them at
their annual reunion. 1t is in the shane of
an elegantly engraved parchment addressed
to Gov. Hubbard, and handsomely framed.
The national body has sent TO the state de-
partment of the Grand Army fac-simile
of the society badge. composed of metal of
cannon captured in battle. 1t is an ammo
pirate and elegant souvenir.