Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-25
CITY GLOBULES.
Merry Christmas.

The chairs for the new Market hall Will be
placed in position Monday.
The St. Paul guards having fully complied
with the militia laws of the State, have re-
ceiyed the warrant of $500 allowed by the
State.
Monday, the Goth, the postoffice will be
omen from 9 TO 10 a. IN. and from to p IN.
There Will be no deliveries by carriers on the
street.
Mr.. E.. H. Ozmun was yesterday admitted
tn the practice of law in all the courts OF this
state, by Clerk Kiefer, of the Ramsey county
district court.
John Smart, carpenter, fell from ascattold-
ing, on lower Seventh street, yesterday after
noon. sustaining a broken leg and internal IN
juries, thought TO be serious
Mayor Rice was indisposed yesterday, and
his beaming countenance was not visible at
his office; rare occurrence for this most IN
dustrious and faithful mayor.
The various offices connected with the state,
county and city governments will be closed
Monday, the Goth, that being the day agree
upon as the legal Christmas holiday.
The weather yesterday, with its sweet air
and generous sunshine, was suggestive OF tbs
budding season of April, and the carol of the
early lark and modest peeping head OF the daisy
were only wanting to complete the picture.
Last night Special Officers P. Gibbons and
Thos. Flynn arrested a couple of hard charac-
ters in the ward of the Manitoba railroad com,
pany. They showed fight, resisted arrest, ana
great difficulty was had in getting them to the
lookup.
George Hallberg INDUCED in debauch the
other day, and while loaded to the guards
with tanglefoot booze he pitched INTO young
man named Lundeen The latter had him be-
fore Judge Burr yesterday and he was Slo.
He paid the coin.
NH. Rosie and C. W. Weber INDUCED IN
q DISPUTE about bedstead Friday, and II
wound up with lively melee. Roche car,
omed on Webber's bugle and the latter mad
him yanked before the court. Inc nearing
will take place on Tuesday.
The sale of seats for the season OF Grand
English opera to be given by the Emma Ao-
bott company commencing Thursday night,
will omen at The box office OF the Opera house
Of q O'clock tomorrow morning. Seats for
the three nights and matinee should DC Sc
cured early.
With customary generosity Manager Walsh
of the street car company has given notice
that the receipts of the company to-day VIII
be divided among the employees as thelr christ
mas gift. The worthy fellows who weather
tba r9nohest gales to accommodate the public
Should be given a rouslng benent.
Mr.C. S. Rice, lie sueur, the well-known
blank and block book travelling man, was IN
the CITY Yesterday. His many friends through
out the state will regret to learn that ms son,
most promising boy, while cunning hae
The misfortune to discharge the contents Oh
his gun into his firm, necessitating its ampu-
tation. -,
Mrs. 8. F.Warner, wife ofthe general north
west manager of the American express com-
pany, in this city, was lying at the polnt Oh
death at late hour last night, her demise De,
ing Thought to be only question OF short
time. Mr.. Warner has the profound sympathy
of a multitude of warm friends in the hour OF
his affliction.
For the next annual meeting of the chiefs
of pollce, probably to be held at Pittsburg,
Pa. Chief Weber, of st, Paul, is announced
tn nrenare papers on the subject, "The Grand
Jurv system and legal delays in trials of Grim
mails and the present difficulties of extradi.
tion between the various states OF the Union,
and that of "Rewards."
Among the things that the GLOBE editorial
force got in their stocking last night was
box of the fragrant La Rose cigars, Inc gLL'
of Mr.. George H. Stahlman. They contrl-
buted TO solace the watches of the night ana
that the g'ver may live to enjoy many a
Christmas eve and whoop ii up In the same
royal manner is the hearty wish OF score OF
comps and scribes-
CITY Clerk Prendergast spent considerable
time Yesterday, with apparent pleasure to him.
self. in inviting inspection by his friends who
called upon him to doll he drew at the falr
of the House of the Good shepherd, just as
though he had nothing else to show OF MS
anpreciation of the command to multiply
and replenish," when, as is known, there Is
no lack of subjects Tor Christilas renninuoi' III
his home circle.
Acopv of the constitution of the German
United Evangelical St. Paul's congregation OF
st. Paul was filed with the Secretary OF State
Yesterday. The purpose OF the congregation,
os SET forth in the constitution, is the spread
ipp of true religosity and morality according
to the evangelism of Jesus Christ, which
purpose is to be reached 10y preaching the
evangelism of Jesus Christ, by Christian edu-
cation of the children, aud by supporting the
sick, widows aud orphans.
Shortly after O'Clock this morning a ter
rible fight took place between officer Moriari-
ty and four drunken roughs at point near
the Lake Superior roundhouse. The o1hcer
stopped in to quell disturbance, one OF the
men having fired revolver st shanty locat-
ed at the point named, when the roughs pitch
ed unto him and gave him fearful beating.
His head and face were terribly battered, not
withdrawing which he succeeded In bringing
one of the despe ADDE'S to the lookup.
There died peacefully, at the residence OF
her daughter in this city, Friday night Mrs.
Mary White Mexican, the venerable grand
mother of w B. McG5orty, Esq. The de-
ceased was rs years of age, and was beloved by
large circle Of friends, to whom she was S en,
deared by her many w"msny virtues. she
lived a worthy aud useful life, and died +, the
peaceful death spoken of ny the psalmist. Inc
remains will be taken 10 Castleton, VT, to-day.
Good Words for Judge Kidder.
The following, clipped from the Verm illlon
(Dak.) Republican, will be read with pleasure
by many old residents of st Paul, who have
known the gentleman TO whom it refers SO
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