St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-21
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

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Coy's stable in the Sixth ward.
Tne October term of the supreme court ad-
journed sine die yesterday.
Diphthera was reported yesterday at No.
94l Beech, 469 Fuller and FOL East Fourth
streets.
Acting Mayor Smith was busily engaged
yesterday afternoon in signing saloon IL
censes-
Several prisoners were arraigned yesterday
and plead not guilty to indictments found
against them by the grand jury.
John Hakasel was partically examined in
the probate court yesterday and the hearing
continued to next Frinay at IL N.
This evening the St. Paul Temple No. 2,
Patriarchal Circle, viii give its third annual
full uniform reception at Odd Fellows hall.
.. Bannion, VIM. Stiles and VIM. Blakey
were let loose from Jail yesterday, the grand
jury having failed to find bills against them.
The Crusaders will give an entertainment
this evening at their hail, Wabashaw and
Sixth streets, to which the public is cordially
invited.
Officer Collins arrested fellow last night
stealing several pair Of oversboes on lower
Seventh street.
The rush for saloon licenses was very lively
yesterday, it being the last day Of grace.
Warrants for the arrest of deinquents will
be issued to-day.
An original pension claim of 81 per
month and S196 back was received at the
adjutant generals Office yesterday for
veteran at Chaska.
The Exposition building had an immense
audience last night, and the floor being in
superb condition, everybody had all the
skating they wanted.
The state library received Yesterday volume
60, American decisions, and volume As
American reports, as also the nth and 18th
volumes Of Of the American Law review.
The work of excavating for the basement
Of the new court house is going along rap
idly, and the indications are that by early
spring they will be ready to put in the founda-
tons.
The foot race between Jack Frost and J.
J. Orcot, alias the Boisterous Elf, has been
postponed until next Saturday, the latter
having sprung tendon while training yes
terday.
man named Rockford was before United
States Commissioner Cardoza yesterday on
the charge Of selling whisky TO Indians. He
gave bail for his appearance at the June
term Of court.
Vim. S. White. Of Worcester, in that state
on presentation of certificates from the su-
preme court Of Massachusetts, was admitted
in the supreme court yesterday TO practice in
the courts Of Minnesota, and will settle in
ST. Paul.
A still alarm took the fire department at
4:4l yesterday afternoon, TO the corner Of
Third and Market streets, where in the care
less endeavor to thaw out water pipes the
grocery store OF J. NJ Wenger was fired on
the first floor. Loss trliling.
This evening the Merchants hotel en-
ployes will give, at Market hall, their fifth
annual masquerade ball. Very extensive ar
Iangement have been made for this event
and II is intended 10 have It surpass all other
balls heretofore given by this organization.
Deputy Sheriff Reuben Clewelt took David
f. Swan 10 serve out his thirteen years and
six months hard labor sentence at the Still
water penitentiary, late Monday afternoon,
aud he appeared terribly broken down and
depressed after his farewell to his family and
on the journey thither.
The sale Of property at auction for delin-
quent assessments for various improve
ments 10 different parts Of the city,
took place at the Office of the city treasurer
at 10 O'Clock Yesterday forenoon, The Office
was crowded with bidders, the rush being so
great that the east wall OF the Office cracked
he he az
realized.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the Nah
tomcdi assembly was held yesterday at the
gas office, presided over by DIR. Smith
statement of the debts of the institution was
made and II was resolved to issue stock Ia
cover the amount, $1,000. One-half the
sum needed was secured nn the spot, and It
Is expected that the remainder will be pledged
in a few days. Rev. John Stafford will pros
ecCtc the canvass
An action was begun in the United States
circuit court yesterday by Katie Rain. Of
Minneapolis, against the Singer Sewing
Machine Manufacturing company for dam
ages az S2l 900, alleged to have resulted
from personal injuries caused hy an accident.
The complaint alleges that while 10 the act
oi crossing Franklin avenue. In the city
NAMED, on April 10Th, 1884, the plaintiff was
run over 10y the wagon of defendants aud
seriously injured, aud that said injuries are
ot Il lermHucnt character. Itis claimed that
the accident resulted from recklessness
There was an enthusiastic gathering of
citizens Of DAYTON bluff Monday night 70 dis
cuss local Improvements in that part Of the
city, and committee of uine was appointed
IN fftaf fk.,r
ture from the Fifth ward as TO the wishes and
needs of the people that might require legis-
latiou. There will be another meeting held
at the corner Of Third street aud Bates ave-
nue., In the Basement hall, "wednesday to-
night, Jan. 81. Matters OF Importance will
come before the meeting, and full meeting
Is desired.
a sanitary conference win be held at the
capitol on the 9Sth and seth instant, of the
state local boards Of health Of Mluueso,a,
AMI invitations have been issued to the sim
liar bodies in Wisconsin, Iowa aud the pro
vince Of Manitoba. Among the important
objects OF the conference viii be the discus
hon Of the cholera question, aud II is ex-
pected that papers on this subject viii De read
from sewers, eminent authorities. The even
lrg session will be devoted to the discussion
Of popular sanitary subjects, on which dis
hnguished speakers will be heard from.
A strange accident happened in the rear
Of Hoxsie & Jaggar's store, on Jackson street.
yesterday, by which an individual named
sam ouived was given 8 most mephitic and
very unwholesome bath. Along about 10
O'Clock cries were heard proceeding from the
rear OF the store, as II FROM some Que in dis
tress, and an Investigation showed that the