St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-22
THE CITY,
GLOBULES.

Four deaths were recorded yesterday.
Diphtheria is reported at No. $40 Rice
street.
". A. Barr was Yesterday admitted to prac-
tee before the United States circuit court
John Luing, night Waterman at the Jail,
has returned from two weeks visit to Wau-
keean, Wis.
The Garfield school will present the play
cred Riding Hood" at the Liedertafel hall
in West st. Paul Tuesday evening.
Garrett NJ. Murphy yesterday brought suit
against Benjamin Ii. Merritt ct al, to settle
title to certain lots in Kittson's addition.
\ special venire for a struck jury was is
sued yesterday for next Tuesday, in the case
of Margaret Doran vs. Samuel S. Eaton.
The Hayes truck members of the fire de-
partment were yesterday aftern Don prac-
ticing with their apparatus at the Sherman
block.
In the article on the water supply in yes
terday's GLOBE it was said that the tests Of
ice were for the 100000 feet 1t should
read parts -
The board Of abatement finally bestirred
itself yesterday and acted upon forty-four
cases. Auditor O'Brien has called them
again for Wednesday.
DR.. Hoyt of the board of health visited
Mankato yesterday to inspect the workings
of the Engle sewerage cremating furnace,
an apparatus used to destroy garbage.
large and appreciative audience assembled
at the rooms of the Gospel Temperance
union, So East Seventh street, last evening
and enjoyed interesting exercises.
The gospel meeting and song service held
at the rooms of the Gospel Temperance
union, So East Seventh street, this afternoon,
will be addressed by Rev, D. R. Breed, D. D.
Acting Lieut.. Rutson, while riding to the
fire last night on engine 3, was thrown off
his seat by the wheel striking street car rail
and so much bruised thereby that he is of
duty
The teachers Of the public schools will be
paid on the 2Tth inst. at 80 o'clock sharp.
On that dat the second term of the present
school year expires, and the pupils will take
a weeks vacation.
The annual meeting Of the st. Paul Lacrosse
club, the champions Of the United States,
will take place at the Merchants hotel on the
evening of the oath inst All friends of the
game are urged to be present.
Little was done about the district court
yesterd ay, Judge Brill holding long enough
to hear Willis VS.. Bell and Judge Simous be-
ing mostly taken up with q divorce case.
Judge McGrorty heard quite a number Of
estate matters.
The warrant inventory appraisement of
the estate of the late Mrs. Anna E. Ramsey,
wife Of ex-Gov. Ramsey, was yesterday FLED
in the probate court The personal estate is
given at $94, S27 %; real estate, 500, 600,
total, S203, S27.23.
Lizzie Drake was yesterday before Judge
Simons, asking for divorce from Addison
Drake. She charges him with cruel treat
ment The parties, who are good-looking
colOred people, have not lived together for
Year. aud have one child. He will file cross
petition alleging adultery.
Mrs. Dunbar, who was before Judge Burr
Friday on the charge of disorderly conduct,
claims that she never applied opprobrious
eplthets to the lady complainant in the
case, and that in reviewing the testimony the
court ignored the rule OF law requiring the
preponderance OF evidence to convict and
rendered a one-sided decision
The board of control in assisting desery-
Ing laborers wishes all those who have work
TO do to notify the board where laborers are
wanted, and they will be dispatched The
regular meetings OF the board are, Monday,
p. III. to p. IN. and Thursday, 9 a. IN. to |
IL IN. and p. IN. to p. m But in order |
TO accommodate all applications for work It |
has been decided to keep the office open |
daily from n. m. to IL IN. and from D. IN. |
TO o. M