St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-21
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Four deaths were recorded yesterday.
The mourning drapery is being removed
from the Hayes truck.
Albert Martina, pipeman OF No. L Engine
company, is incapacitated for duty from
muscular rheumatism.
The superintendent of the street car lines
Yesterday informed Chief Black that tiremen
in uniform would be carried free Of charge.
John Fielding, OF the well-knOwn team OF
sketch artists bearing that name, is in the
CITY, the guest of John j. Ahern.
Dennis Martin was yesterday before the
United States commissioner for cutting tim
Der on government lands, and was commit
ted for trial.
There will be a social meeting with music,
readings, recitations, etc, at the rooms OF
the Gospel Temperance union, No 90 East
Seventh street, this evening at So'clock.
The United States court yesterday received
an order in the cases of Anna North VS.. AL
fred Knowlton, and Orion VS.. North, consol-
iGating the two and decreeing in favor OF
North.
Officer John Cook, who has been detailed
at the union depot, was yesterday suspended
from the force upon charge Of neglect OF
duty. The charge will not be acted upon
until the return of the mayor.
The board of abatement meeting called for
Yesterday afternoon at last accounts was like
" to prove as fruitless as those heretofore,
for no quorum had shown up. There were
eighty-ive claims awaiting the boards &C
ton.
There was no court held yesterday by
either Judges Wilkin, Brill or SimOns, each
suspending business until this morning.
Judge McGrorty appointed day for hearing
of the two estate matters which came up be-
fore him.
The new extension piece for the Hayes
ladder truck has arrived, and is now in po-
sition after nights work by the tiremen at
headquarters. wood of peculiar grain is
required, and 1t was necessary to send to Ell
mira, n. Y, for it.
A new case was filed with Clerk Bell last
night, in which Peter John claims to have
paid Charles Riedel earnest money on the
conveyance OF property on Paine avenue re-
Gently destroyed by fire, and asks that de-
PENDANT be required to give him clear
title.
The funeral of the late William Marshall
Cathcart, who died in New Orleans a few
Fourth street at 80 O'Clock yesterday after
noon. large number of friends paid
final tribute Of respect to the deceased.
The board Of control issued GO orders for
wood and provisions on Thursday as COM
pared with 1871 orders the corresponding
day last week Within the past two weeks
the board has received three deserted babies
and provided them all with homes.
An alarm of fire was sent in about 1879
last night by Officer Veterka, which wa for
flames In a story and a half frame house be
longing to u man named Edwards. 1t was
unoccupied, situated mile beyond the Short
line crossing, and was totally destroyed.
Loss about $500; insured for the full amount.
The Chamber concerts recently given at
Over IL Howard's are to be repeated at the
First Methodist church for the benefit Of the
residents on st. Anthony hill. The first one
will take place on next Thursday and the two
following at intervals of a week each.
Judge Burr was engaged yesterday after
noon in trying the case of the ST. Paul Fur
niture company vs.. The Erie Telephone com
pany. in which action was brought for $50
damages. The plaintiffs supplied the "ho,
there" company with furniture and 1t is
claimed they refused to come to time.
The Republicans OF the Second ward met
at 430 Wabasha street last night and organ
ICED a ward club with a view OF figuring in
the spring elections. The following officers
were elected. President, d. F. Reese; first
vice president, A. II. Blakemore; second
vice president, Ishman Hicks; secretary, E.
NJ. French. treasurer, Lindsay Sopp. The
club will meet again next Friday evening at
the same place.
Margaret Duell, an insane resident of Ad-
ans county, Indiana, through her guardian,
Elizabeth J. Duell, brings suit in the United
States circuit court against Christian Rahne
ct al. to recover certain property in Redwood
county, Minnesota, alleging that at the death
Of their brother, who owned the property in
question, Azsuiah Dolvin procured the sig
nature Of her insane sister disposiug Of It TO
him, and from him it passed into the hands
OF defendants, whereupou petitioner prays
for partition Of property. Bradley * Metcalf
also wsut Judgment against Singleton Bros.
* Co, for 81, 1872. So, amount Of goods sold 10
defendants, which have not been paid for.