Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-01

1883.
Shake.
The skating is immense.
The list of those who keep open house
and receive to-day is repubished on
the seventh page.
Bishop Irelard delivered an eloquent
revival sermon at the Cathedral yesterday
morning appropriate to the advent of the
new year.
young man named Gibbs, formerly il
the employ Of Charles Caldwell, died at
St. Joseph's hospital yesterday of con
sumption.
1t was blooming cold last night and If
you have any doubt about the matter you
should have stood on the hurricane deck Of
a street car and asked the driver.
Al g young man wants to be happy just
now Is a fast-fyer and cutter. On second
thought, a seal skin doIman with a good
winter girl in it might enhance the beauty
OF tas outfit and increase the felicity.
Before daylight yesterday morning the
report Of a pistol was heard three times
IN succession in East st. Paul. Officer
Distl5c endeavOred 70 ascertain the cause
OF taa racket without success.
When the Old Testament writer fsmarE-
ed how this world is given to lying. he
must have had his minds eye on the Bah.r-
lonia- blood in the act of swearing eli o..
the frs: day of the new year.
Awarranty deed was found on Waba-
shaw street yesterday, by d SOC Of officer
Braemer, being an instrument from Bar
bara Mulcahey to Chas. p. Mulcahey, of
Bismarck, the consideration being $50
The owner can find the paper at city hall.
Last night q couple of drunken Swedea
entered yard on Mississippi street and
Of i't9 residence. The racket was heard by
O2.o9r Ashe who yanked both men to the
cooler. They gave the names Of S. Model
an N. Oleson.
Il wayfarer named NJ Ryan complained
to Officer Bolmer yesterday afternoon thai
he had been tackled on Seventh street by
two Swedes who snatched his gripsacB
from him. They were both put under ar
rest, claiming that he had asked them to
show him to boarding house and that
they were engaged in so doing when he
made the kick.
Yesterday afternoon tearful-eyed
damsel named Miss Miller called at city
hall and related narrowing tale about
how She had been broomsticked by her land
lady. Mrs. Lodge. 1t seems that they
had had dispute about the payment Of
room rent which ended in the lodger being
fred out. Officer McMahon went over and
poured oil on the troubled waters.
Now, girls, as this is the big day of the
year let US have a thoroughly square deal
and no foolishness. If the young gentle
man caller enters your presence with the
aroma of roasted coffee, cloves or pepper
mint on his breath, you can betyour patri-
mony ne has not sworn of, his apologies
about it being cold day for sore Threats
etc, to the contrary, Notwithstanding.
A report was sent to city hall yesteraa;
morning to the effect that an aged r'a'
had been found dead in bed at his .l0d!,in'
house, No % Ramsey street. An ;Eyesji-
ton showed that the deceased bad dirl
from consumption with which he had !o'il
been afflicted. His name WAS Jacob Ssi-
and lie was sixty years of age. The fe
mains we're brought to MCCARTHY Z Don
nelly's to await the disposition of friends
The matchmaking services were gener
ally we'll attended last night at the several
Methodist churches, and the exercises were
marked by solemn and deep interest. The
profane young man who edits the sport
ing column, breaks in on the profound re-
ligious feelings of the divinity editor with
the remark, that the holy sanctity of the
Sabbath occasion was made memorable
by at least 400 watch meetings, where the
seances were held in the back parlor, where
the only persons interested were Charlie:
Adolphus and his girl. This is theme
too touching for proclamation.