St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-21
SfiIlscdter Notes.

AT the municipal court yesterday morning
there was only 3 case of assault and battery
which cost the offender $3.50.
We regret to state that Mr. s r. stimson
was yesterday very much worse, his compli-
cation of diseases appearing to have got the
better of his excellent constitution.
Rev. Dr. Dunn has arrived home from at
tending the first quarterly Methodist con-
ference OF ST. Paul district. He has moved
TO 620 South Third street. next house south
OF Mr.. Myron Shepard's.
Last night the lake froze over, and yester-
day morning only small portions of it was
open during the day. 1t may be day or
two before il will be safe for skating. The
ice so far formed is very smooth.
In 1870 Mr.. John O'Donnell declared his
intention Of becoming citizen Of the United
States but did not take out his naturalization
papers till yesterday, when Clerk Bennett
supplied him with the necessary documents.
The metal work on the new tower at the
prison is having the finishing work put on
it. 1t is finely proportional, and it is q pity
that it is not at the front Every part OF it
is built OF the best material, aud the stone
work is first class.
We learn that Miss Hattie Harvey, who on
Wednesday evening delighted those who at
tended the roller skating rink, has agreed to
give another exhibition here before returning
east An immense audience will greet her,
as all were delighted with her grand skating.
Mr.. Chas. Boo will, in accordance with his
election bet with Mr.. Shurmally, saw this
afternoon a half cord OF wood. The wood
was drawn yesterday aud is now in position.
No doubt there will be a full attendance at
the matinee, for which there will be no
charge.
The Seymour, Sabin & Co.'s Office is to be
moved Immediately into the Office Just vaca-
ted by the c. n. Nelson Lumber company,
and it is one of the best offices in the city,
being heated by hot air and having large
vaults. II will be decided improvement
over the ir present. small and incOnVenient
Office.
The masquerade carnival tonight prom
ises 10 be an extra fine affair. All the young
folks are on the tip toe Of expectation. Seine
of the costumes which we have seen are
very fine. Everybody and everything will
be represented. Masks off at 80, and then
We will see who Is who.
In the list of ladies published as being the
committee Of management for the masque-
rade carnival at the roller rink tonight, were
the names Of Mrs. Free McKusick and Mrs.
]. W. Conrad. These ladies were at no time
members Of the committee, and we make
this correction in justice to them.
A contemporary has it that Company K
has been disbanded. The company is still
in existence, and their drill is being more
numerously attended than for long time.
There is snap enough in our boys not to let
it 60 out of existence. 1t was Company X
Of Little Falls that has been disbanded.
Receiver Brown is having quite an amount
Of amusement out Of last Sundays GLOBE.
He took pains to cut out the ROSTERS. and
whenever Republican comes into his office
he presents one to him, saying, "AlIow me to
present you with Democratic rooster"
Il is taken in good part by his many friends.
The steamer G. B. Knapp was yesterday
put into winter quarters at Marine. This is
the last TO go into winter quarters. of the
many boats more Immediately doing bust
ness here The Cleon went to Oseeola the
previous day and laid up, while all the boats
here were at their stations several days.
The steamers laid up here are the David
! Bronson, Penn Wright Evansville, Bun