St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-05

given to the jury last evening. A sealed YER
dictmay be returned.
The walls of the panorama building are
fast disappearing under the efforts in that
direction CT the large force of men employed
n'tearing them down.
Thieves entered the old residence of DIR.
Smith. corner of Market and Fourth streets,
and carried away the copper in the bath tub.
The house was unoccupied.
Mrs Oscar B. Hills, wife of the clerk of
the United States circuit court. and children
left last night for Keokuk, To-, to visit her
father Dr. j. M. Shaffer
Forgetting that it was Good Friday, the
board of public works met yesterday to pass
upon the proposed grading of McLain street.
No definite action was taken, however.
A Democratic meeting of the friends and
supporters of F. w. Bott will be held at No.
VA East Seventh street. between Hope and
Eichenwald Streets Saturday evening at S
o'clock.
Confederation of Churches will be dis
cussed at the regular meeting Of the Evan
gelical Ministers association on Monday
next at 1880 a. m at the parlors of the Y
NJ c. A.
Harry Edwards was arrested yesterday by
the city detectives, to serve out an old SEN
tence of ninety days in the workhouse. Two
shots were fired before the runaway was cap
tured, but did no injury.
The annual report of the board of control
and City Physician Ancker has just been
issued in pamphlet form by Secretary Tong,
of the board. The reports have been printed
heretofore in the daily papers.
James Fl. Pound of Detroit, Is In the city,
and will submit proposition to the Indus
trial union to organize company to make
matches. He wants q piece of ground 300
feet square, and thinks SO, 900 capital stock
would be sufficient.
Edward Allen, an employe of the Drake
Transfer company. was thrown from dray
Oh South Robert street yesterday, and Sc
vereIy injured He resides on Rice street
and was at once conveyed home. His injur-
les comprise Commissions of the scalp and
broken arm.
Marshal Campbell went to Brainerd yester
day TO make sale of property, under an exc
cution from the United States circuit cour t.,
belonging to c. F. Kindred, on judgment
in favor of the First National bank of Brain
erd for s., 900.
The Schofeld Buggy company has COM
menced an action in the United States circuit
court against C. K. Boyington and c. Van
De Bogand to recover a lot of buggies valued
ats 80, claimed to have been wrongfully
taken possession of by the defendants.
The South st. Paul fremen will give q
grand Ball on Monday night at Lienau's ball,
Union stockyards. They have secured music
from Bandmaster Seibert, and a special
train will convey guests up town after the
dance. Over 100 couples are to be present.
Archbishop Ireland has rented the resi-
dence of Eugene Mehl, at the corner of Port
land avenue and Milton street, and will make
it the archeopiscopal residence until his
$4,000 home on Summit avenue, near Vic
toria, is completed. The excavation for this
building will commence next week.
Amos P. Lilly. who has been known TO
many as Mail Carrier No. IA, died yesterday
morning after an illness of about four weeks
with typhoi d fever. Capt. Hardacre. super
intendent of carriers. says he was good
carrier ana possessed an excellent character.
He leaves a widow and three small children.
Seibert has taken special pains to invite
the members of the city council to attend
the concert tomorrow afternoon at the New
market theater to inspect the "Old Great
Western Band,'' that is to furnish the music
for the public parks this season. They will
appear in only one number, the last on the
programme, which will be about 5 p. m.