Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-18
ST1ELWAFER GLVBuLES.

Veniaon is selling at the meat markets
for fifteen csnts per pound.
Hon. z. W. Durant and wifa came hone
yesterday from their trip down river.
The Dulath paymaster came ever yes
terday and distributed to each man his
monthly allowance of money.
Raw. S. G NTH, Of 81. Paul, is an
nounced to preach at the Methodist church
in this city tomorrow evening.
The ladies OF the Universalist society
will give a dinner at the v9stry of TIE
church On Wednesday of this week.
Opsabl, the laundry man, was seriously
injured yesterday forenoon by having
heavy stove fall on his hand, smashing
some of his dizists.
The dealers in toys and fancy gods com
plainssof very light sales. 1t is becoming
apparent shat tbs supply of such articles
is much larger than the present demand
The illness of Viii Reed is now stated 10
be brain fever and net cerebro spinal men
eugitis as was at first announced. The
patient was reported last evening as being
much better.
The Excelsior Electric Light com pany
have nearly finished the laying of the main
wire which has been extended from Sou th
Saltwater. The light aiil probably De 60
! ing to morrow.
Garfield Lodge, Sons OF Herman, in
stituted at South Saltwater one year ago
December Is, will this evening. give a
! grand ball in commeaoration OF that i'm
| poFtent event.
The Northwestern Manufacturing & Car
company commenced paying aheir en-
| ployes on Saturday last. Three or four
days ere generally required IN which to
complete the task.
sister of Officer Mccarthy injured her
enkle while sliding down hill about week
| ago. at first the injury was thought to be
| only slight spain, but OF account of
continued and Increasing pain e physician
| was called, who found one of the bones OF
tue ankle broken.
Persons DESTROYS Of visiting the peni-
| Tertiary who come from abroad sometimes
consider themselves ill-used if denied ad-
mission to the state prison when applying
| after ths regular hours, which, il may be
stated, are from 8 to 10 II the morning
and from 2 to O'Clock in the afternoon
Ia no case will these rules be deviated
| from.
A one horse van vas dissgreeably near
being run over By the cars On the north
main street crossing about 1 O'Clock see
terday afternoon. The 6river whipped
mp his horse with The evident intention oil
getting across the track in advance Of the
cars which Were coming from tho east
Seeing hs hsj miscaioulatsd the distanct
tho jehu managed 10 rein up his 8teea ia Al
il The nick Of time to avoid an aocitenE.
As draymsn's team Was drawing sont
cord wood en- Water street, negr the Da
iuth depot, late yesterday afternoon, q
Part Of the los6 feii II front Of She wagon
.Ed striking tbs ho-ses' bsels, precipisstet
the driver upon the ground IN close prexi
nifty to the eq0ines' hoofs. Hs va;
! dragged some distance but he hing 70 tAt
animals with ali his strength and succeed
ed in stopping them. The driver WIS.,
someEhat bruised by the falling wood, d,
was likewise the horses.
couple of tramps who were accom-
mpdated win lodgings at tee city hall OF
Sunday night, were overheard by an of
dcer arranging their plans for obtaining {
few months board and lodging withon
rendering an equivalent therefor. The
decision fnaliy arrived al, vas 10 com it
an ofense of sufficient magnitude to
cause item 70 be sent TO the county jail IN
til the flowers should bloom again in th'
spring The worthy pair further agrseS
that II Still eater presented no fayorabl'
opening for the proposed job, they Boult
make their way to Hudson. The twt
Migrants we're escorted TO the bridge b.
OMcsr MeGarty ard started or their Wa,
TO the second city of their choice.