St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-07
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Reported at tho health Cficc yesterday,
births 10. deaths 4.
G. II. Bushmann has been appointed special
policeman To serve at the Church OF the
Sacred Heart.
Grube's subdivision OF block 1Oi, Lyman
Dayton's addition, was approved by tho plat
commissioners yesterday.
The Metropolitan band gave last night, at
Turner hall, its second annual concert aud
ball with a fair attendance and n pleasant
company.
Clerk Ahern OF the municipal court and his
old college friend DR. Whitcomb, lett the city
yesterday for a three days trip 10 Forestl axe
fora season of fishing through the ice.
Peter August Alvin has commenced a suit
against the Milwaukee road TO recover Sl5.-
O0O for injuries received while at work help
ing to build the round-house OF that company
at Sioux City.
According TO an opinion rendered by At
torney General Hahn yesterday, a county at
torney who vacates his Office by removal 20
another state. is entitled TO portion of the
months salary, proportionate to the time he
served.
An application tor a writ of habeas corpus
was made yesterday to judge Brewer of the
United States circuit court in the Bulldog
Kelly case, and hearing will be had some
time this week, the date not having been fixed
yet.
The board of public works met yesterday
afternoon and went 20 the Seventh ward 70
view streets with view TO opening the right
OF way under the Milwaukee tracks, and
opening and extending Marshall avenue TO
the city limits.
The GLOBE Building company filed articles
OF incorporation with the secretary of state
yesterday. The capital stock is fixed at $500.
900 and the names of the incOTpOrators are
Norman W. kittSon. Robert A Smith. Lewis
Baker. William Bickel and William Berlandi.
night, and concluded to recommend TO the
city council the purchase of such new fire APP
paratus as was deemed necessary. After q
lengthy discuss On of various matters per
tanning 10 firo pro.ection the committee adj
journed.
The next meeting of the Minnesota College
Base Ball association viii take place AT Ham
line university next Friday afternoon to elect
officers. The league promises TO have some
interesting games. The st. Paul High School
club has not rs yet secured grounds.
Mrs. Grelsh. who had her husband incnr-
cerated in the workhOuse for ninety days for
beating her, wanted Judge Cory TO pardon
him yesterday on the ground that she could
not support herself. The Judge and his
friends made up purse for the woman and
her husband will probably remain behind the
bars.
Mary Seaverson yesterday had John Larson
brought before Judge Cory on the charge of
acknowledged tho corn and procuring n mar
Tiage license the two loving hearts were
united by the judge. Larson didn't have
money enough TO pay for the marriage
license but IL was given him.
There was good audience at the musical
and literary entertainment of the Temper
ance union and Bethel mission last evening"
The exercises were especially fine. the partici-
pants being Mrs. J. c. Brown, Miss Jessie
Wilson, Mrs. w. r. Bramblett, Mr.. George J.
Dehler and Miss L. q. FOwble. Miss FOwble's
recitation of The European Guides greatly
pleased the audience. Rev. Mr.. Young OF
England gave a brief temperance address.
Macarthur & Co.. 1I6 East Third street, sta
TONERS and printers. have sold their stock
and franchises. Including the sale of the
Northwestern agency for the celebrated Paul
+. Writ fountain pen and cy clastyle In use all
over the city), to the well known firm OF
Brown, Tracey & Co., l42 and ~ East Third
street. who are now operating the only corr
bined stationery, blank book ana printing
house in the state. This firm j. prompt. re-
liable ard reasonable in prices. Their new
catalogue will soon DC ready for customers.
They employ fifty-two hands in the various
departments, which speaks well for q four
year-old business, which started with q crew
of three.