Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-30
CITY GLOBULEs.

There we're over 300 people fed at the
Market hall dining room on Wednesday
night.
1t is reported that ex-Police Officer
George De Corsey will demand an inves til
CATION as to the reasons for his dismissal
Attention is again directed to the arti-
cles Of incorporation of the st. Paulo Col
ony in Florida, which appear on the third
page of TO- days GLOBE
The sick and the destitute were kindly:
the Sunday school of Unity church, thirty
families receiving each well filled basket
fo- Thanksgiving.
4 disre 2utable named Frank Brown W a
arrested by Detective O'Connor yesterday
having n his possession a horse blanket
which he acknowledged had been stolen.
He vas locted up.
Soon after o'clock, Thursday morning,
fire was discovered in the lumber yard of
Walker, Judd & Vesie, corner of Eagle
and Franklin streets, but it was extin-
gui5hed without sounding a general
alarm.
This evening st. Andrews Society of st.
Paul will hold its annual supper and ball
al Turner hall, when the Scotchmen and
their lady friends will enjoy themselves in
accordance with the we'll established rules
OF the order.
Frank F. Reynolds was found lying
prone upon The sidewalk on Market street
last night, in a drunken stupor, with cut
in his face. On being taken to the police
quarters his pockets were found 70 be
thoroughly lined with mail enough to stack
small country postoffice.
After their .sumptuous meal yesterday
several Of the newsboys got after veteran
rooster on the slippery walk between Wa
bashaw and Cedar on Seventh street and
for q few minutes the fun was intense, the
fowl finally escaping by flight into a mar
row passage way between two buildings.
Wednesday night grip sack belonging
to @. j. Furlong, traveller, was stolen
from one of Cooks wagons at the union
depot, and yesterday it was found in
Smiths park by Officer Cook, rifled of its
contents. A suit of clothing taken from
the grip was recovered in a second hand
clothing store.
The funeral obseques of tho late Chas.
De Fiel, whose unfortunate death resulted
from a railroad accident last Tuesday
night, took place yesterday afternoon, in
charge of Mccarthy & Donnelly, and was
under the auspices of the Sons Of Herman
and the A. o. U. w., of both of which Or
ders he WAS member.
A pleasant wedding was solemnized at
the Cathedral yesterday morning, being
the marriage of Mr. Matt S. Fay, press
man at the Daily GLOBE, and Miss Agnes
M. Leonard. A reception followed at the
residence of Mr.. l.. Ludwig, No. III
Aurora avenue, at which the happy couple
were the recipients of number of fine
gifts and the congratulations of host of
friends.
In answer to telephone the patrol
wagon was sent up to point near Hamm's
brewery on the Saltwater road about $50
yesterday afternoon to pick up q team
ster who had fallen from load of stone
upon the frozen highway. lie was brought
to the city hall and after careful exami-
nation by DR.. Angus bis case was pro-
nounced rs dead drunk from too much
Thanksgiving tanglefoot.
Last Sunday night in the storm of rain
and sleet motherless boy put in an ap-
pearance at the city hall, stating that he
was from Sioux City, and that his father
on his mothers death, being unable to
support him had been forced to turn him
loose to shift for himself. He has lodged
at the ,city hall every night since, is a
bright looking lad, and would make some
one good errsnd or chore boy.
We understand from Major Anderson
that the grenades now being manufac
tured are just half thickness of glass less
than those exhibited by him here, which
ensures their breaking on being thrown
against any hard surface, and that he is
arranging for another test trial in this city
within few days of which he will give
prompt notice. Really there ia no large
or small owner or lessee of buildin IS, of,
we might say any kind whatever, who
would not feel convinced on witnessing
test exhibit of this gvenadei that like
Mrs. Toodles' maxim, they "would be aw-
full handy to have in the houss" on a sud
den emergency liable at any time to oc
cur.