Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28
CITY GhOBuLEs.


falling barometer.
CITY GLoBULEs.
Twenty tramps were curled up around
the station house stove bsfore O'Clock
last evening.
The committee on fire department of
the common council will meet at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
The county school superintendent hold
their single session at the state capitol at
3 &. IN. Saturday morning.
Judge Smons opened court YESTERDAY
morning but adjourned to January 2, as
10 cases were ready for trial.
John f. Alexander had nice sleigh
robe stolen in the vicinity OF Hamm's
brewery on Wednesday afternoon.
Ii is bad enough to water milk, but
when it come to thus dilnting kerosene oil
it is time to "turn the rascals out.''
Burdett, Young g. Ingalls, were granted
Judgment of 5000. 70 against HoratIo
Houlton in the district court yesterday.
Csc. Morton has sunk an artesiaa we'll
through the top of the supreme court vault
at the capitol and swept the gas out
into it.
The smell that arises from burning St.
Paul kerosene Oil the present winter would
indicate that it was refined in ham fat
factory.
W. L. Mann brought suit in the dis
tricS court yesterday, to recover $40,
judgment on promissory note given by
IL. Z. Mann.
The Moorhead & Chicago railway has
been incorporated with capital stock of
$5,000,000, and is to be built from that
city to the southern line of the state.
George Phillips, residing near Hamm's
brewery, was arrested yesterday afternoon
on complaint of his wife, the charge be.
ing disorderly conduct. The case will be
investigated to-day.
Thomas Ayd and Theodore Ayd have
sued the city in the district court for ST.
$50 each, and Mary Alderman for 2,1OO,
for damages to their lots caused by raising
the grade of Oak street.
Maggie Ticker, the partially demented
German woman who was found in the
Fourth street tunnel night before last, was
on yesterday lodged in the county Jail,
and her case will be investigated to-day.
Henry c. Burbank presented petition
in the district court yesterday that Her
man F. Stevens, ESQ.,, be appointed guar
dian ad Item, of Charles and Fox Leon
ard, minor children of Ella Leonard, de-
ceased.
Detective OConHor presented Officer
Nugent with gold watch at the city hall
yesterday in neat speech, after which
the latter went out and hunted over the
market house beat to find some one to
make response for him. The reporters
are all to be remembered by the fortunate
recipient with g box of cigars and a copy
of Nugent's night thoughts.
The ST. Andrews society had last night
most pleasant seciable reunion in the
Music hall, corner of Wabashaw and Third
strets. The hall was comfortably filled and
those present enjoyed themselves hugely.
The eatables provided by the ladies were
first class, and with song and dance several
hours we're happily spent. 1t is intended
to have hop social monthly. The com
mittee had every arrangement complete.
Mr.. p. R. L. Hardenburgh, as has been
his custom for many years presented the
twenty gentlemen in his employ with gen.
erous Christmas gifts in cash on last Mon
day afternoon, and on returning to his
home was surprised to find that the boys
had forestalled him and had sent to his
residence magnificent set of cut glass
ware consisting of over one hundred and
fifty pieces, ranging from goblets through
five sets of wine glasses, and including
sauce, fruit and cream dishes and saucers.
They evidently appreciate good employ
e..
Last evening the First Baptist church
gathered its own and the Woodland park,
Fort street ana East st. Paul Sabbath
schools at Market hall in one Christmas
gathering, where for the space of two
hours one of the most sociable and enjoy
able gatherings which ever met in the
city WAS convened. From out of his
novel house in the center of the hall Santa
Claus distributed wonderful profusion
of gifts to every child and great was the
anticipation. merriment and happiness
resultant.