St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-25
Notes About Town.

The interior of the city hall is being
changed aud considerably improved. New
oiicloth has been put down on the floor. The
judges desk has been moved TO the south
side OF the room, and the city surveyor
room has beeh enlarged By extending the par
tition across the room. The city club will
hereafter occupy the room adj dining the
vault. These changes utilize the room, and
make it pleasanter for all the occupants.
Hennepin county sent over five larceny
prisoners yesterday, as follows: Ed Munger
and Alfred y. Shield, grand larceny, first de
gree, each five years; Henry Horr, William
L. Fife aud Joseph Green, grand larceny, sec.
ond degree, each two years. For murCel
John Hutchinson for Polk county was sen,
up for life. He was sentenced TO be hanged
and sentence commuted.
The different GLOBE routes in Saltwater
have been reorganized and three additional
carriers put on. Any subscribers who fail tC
receive their paper should call at the Office
2l51a South Main street on the day the paper
is missed. All the carrier boys and some OF
the sellers now wear badges, and are proud
of them.
On and after May on the Chicago, Milwau.
kee d ST. Paul railroad the train now arriving
at Gas a. IA. will arrive at $3.50. The train
leaving at SAILS p. m. will leave at E. and the
train leaving at 6:l5 p. m. will leave Ut 8.
Ateam attached TO a road wagon belonging
to farmer named Wheeler became fright
ened yesterday morning and ran of, on Mair
street, damaging the wagon considerably
The occupants escaped uninjured.
Ben Cayon, the cell guard at the prison.
who was assaulted by convict three weeks
ago, will return TO work tomorrow. having
recovered sufficiently.
If Capt. Parmalee puts his new boat in the
saltwater and Marine trade she will make
four trips daily, and probably FIVE.
Col. o. Whitman of Red Wing arrived in tho
city last evening to organize q uniformed
rank of the Knights of Pythias.
Yesterday J. J. Robertson sold 100000 feet
of logs TO Ira Stockwen of the Lyons Lumber
company at good prices.
Frank Bohrer is building an addition to hi.
building on South Main street for the g9C
store and Y. NJ. G. A.
Tomorrow, Arbor day, will be observed by
the planting of twenty-five trees by the pupil:
Of the public schools.
John Sturtevant, treasurer Of the Ga,
Fixtures company is brother Of J. B. Sturte
want of this city.
Philip Goodman has purchased the prop
erty on South Third street, occupied by c. p
Gregory.
A special term of the district court will be
held tomorrow, Judge William McCluer pre-
siding.
Easter eggs were plentiful at 10 cents per
dozen, the lowest for twenty years, said one
grocer.
The Kit Carlson will leave tomorrow fol-
Beer Slough TO take raft to Burlington.
The new warehouse at the prison is inclosed
and VIII soon be ready for occupancy.
Call at Murrys' and try their chocolate and
vanilla cream and soda of all fiayors
The car company has Just turned out three
cars for Harris Nickel Plate circus.
Best soda water in Saltwater, with frui,
syrup and cream, at Holler's.
Over 100000 feet OF new logs cameinto
the boom this week.
The steamer Bun Hersey came out yester-
day for the season.
The Marine and st. Croix booms have opened
for the season.
CABINETS 90 nor dozen at De Grushe's.
- Wheat is scare at - cents