Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-06
CRY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBCL LES.
Chief of Police Clark was indisposed
yesterday.
It is reported that police Officer Schmidt
hes resigned.
Go to Plymouth church tonight from
6 to o'clock.
For a good supper go to Plymouth
church to night.
Plenty of Christmas presents at Plym-
outh church fair.
Plymouth church invites you ell to sup
per tonight, from 6 to 0 O'Clock.
Plymouth church fair tonight. Every
thing in the line of Christmas presents.
A skating party Of well-known st. Paul
ladies and gentlemen will pass today at
White Beer lake.
Plymouth church ladies present their
compliments, inviting all st. Paul to visit
their fsir onight.
Tue 6:30 train on the Manitoba road last
evening had one hundred passengers on
DO ira bound for the east
One of the suits in which Mayor O'Brien
was counsel, was continued in the district
court yesterday, on account of the latter's
Ill health.
The first series of the franklin Building
associations stock is worth $3302 per
share instead of S23.02 as the types made
Us say yesterday morning.
Why doesn't the twilight dip or the
double barreled unreliable say some
thing about another prominent citizen
gone wrong? MeFaddiD, it is said, is in
the sunny south.
Prot D. L. Kiehle visited the st. Paul
high school yesterday officially, and will
pGoCs cd to visit all the other schools IN the
city!in very department of the same, the
present and next week.
Governor Hubbard re-appointed yester-
day, Dr.. C. H. Boardman, of ST. Paul, DR..
W. II. Leonard of Minneapolis and DR.. S.
Westonwood of Faribault as commission
ers to examine the state hospitals for the
insane.
The silence as to McFaddin's VIII ere
abouts is becoming painful. Meantime
the sheriff keeps his grip on the busted
saloon, and the creditors of the departed
cocktail architect are hustling to catch
onto the remains.
James Flemmipg was before United
States Commissioner Cardozo yesterday,
on the charge Of cutting timber from gov
ernment land. He pleaded guilty, and was
sentenced by Judge Nelson to pay a fine
OF $500, which he paid.
As the chemical engine started to leave
its house for The 9:20 IRE last evening lis
pole his the door and snapped it off, while
wheel OF No. hose carriage ives crushed
by striking q street car rail at the Seven
corners in running to the fire.
The Iyceum OF the Y. NJ. G. A. will give
a public debate at the rooms, 366 Waba-
shaw street, this evening at o'clock
Subject: Resolved, That genius is more
beneficial to young man than industry
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Deputy United States Marshal Major
Bracket returned yesterday from Albert
Lea, where he attended the trial Of sew
eral persons charged with violating the
revenue laws. The hearings were before
Commissioner Morgan, the new agent at
that point.
The trial by court martial of Capt.
fantry, will begin at Fort Smelling this
morning. Capt. MoKibbin Is charged with
Duplicating his pay rolls number of
times, and the trial will be conducted by
Maj. Myriok.
Yesterday morning the mayor summoned
his ieutenants around him, and in secret
conclave an inquisition was held on all the
daily papers of st. Paul, including the
foreign language contjngents. As re-.
suit ii was decided to eschew the infamous
blackguard sheets OF the CITY, and hereaf-
ter DO papers will be permitted in the
mayors Office but the Daily GLOBE and
the Hotel Reporter.
A few days ago the GLOBE gave an &C
count Of the deliberate attempt of fire
bugs to destroy house nesr the Omaha
railroad shops. Yesterday another most
viliai nous attempt at incendiarism came
to the notice of the police. Tuesday night
some miscreant piled lot of rubbish
under dwelling at the corner of franklin
and Chestnut streets, occupied by family
named Carpenter, AMI set the stuff on fire.
fortunately the fire was discovered in time
to prevent mischief. The police are lay
irg for the fends, and if caught they will
be handled without gloves.
The committees from the different total
abstinence societies appointed on Sunday
met last night, every society in the city
being represented. It was the intention of
the committees to make arrangements for
a grand rally at Market hall, but by unan-
imous consent the entertainment of the
Crusaders which takes place in Pfeifer's