St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-06
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

Gov. Hubbard has not visited st. Paul for sew
eral days.
1t was terribly sticky day yesterday-most
oppressively hot.
The council will meet on Tn ursday Instead OF
Tuesday evening of next week.
Another requisition received at the ex-
ecutive department Of the state capitol yester-
day.
Pat Stanley, the chronic drunkard, was run in
yesterday afternoon on the charge OF beating his
wife.
The Session Papers of the Canadian parlia-
ment for 1884, were added to the state library
yesterday.
warrant has been issued for the arrest of
Minnie Triploid, on the charge OF ASSUMING
Mary Healy.
Col. Matheis announces that the fnishin g
touches are being laid on his lace room. This
will be joyful tidings for the ladies,
John Manheimer, chief of the Duluth fire de-
partment, paid visit to central fire hall last eve
ming as also party Of gentlememen from Fond
du Lac, Wis.
The Christian church (Dsciples) will hold SER
wees at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms opposite the post
Office at 80 q. m. and 1880 p. m, on Satur-
day, Leander Lane, pastor.
P. T. Kavanaugh and r. o. Strong were ap-
pointed by Judge McGroaty yesterday as APP
prasers of the property of the late Frank Brueur.
who lost his life by accident at the Union de-
pot.
A lad stealing ride home on horse car plat
form on Thursday afternoon, suddenly dropped
of the same and run over by q
horse attached to light buggy.
The lad was severely though not fatally in
jured.
Two of the help in the street car barn at the
corner of Pleasant and Ramsey street, got into
an alteration last evening over jacket, and
VIM. Whipple gave his companion some severe
blows in the face, for which he was landed in the
cooler by officer Young.
The decorations on st. Peter street are con-
spicuous for their great number and beauty. The
citizens in other portions of the city requested
by the German societies OF st. Paul TO decorate
their stores and dwellings, as it is desirable that
the display be as lavish possible.
The work of erecting and ornamenting arches
in front of the church OF the Assumption and
Market and Pfeifer halls is being vigorously
prosecuted in preparation for the coming annual
gathering Of the German Catholic Central Society
of North America, commencing tomorrow.
The board of education failed utterly last eve
ming in its attempt to hold a meeting, for the
reason that no quorum was present. After wait
ing an hour for enough members to come to con-
s:itute a quorum, those present left, DR. Murphy
taking 10. Giesen to the temperance lecture.
mass meeting of the citizens OF Dayton
Bluff will be held this Saturday evening at Z
o'clock, at the corner of Seventh and Farquier
streets, for the purpose of considering the ques-
ton Of the Seventh street assessments. All
citizens interested are urgently invited to be
present.
Yesterday afternoon an old gentleman, while
in the act Of crossing the street at the corner OF
Fifth and Wabashaw streets, was knocked down
by passing butchers wagon and quite seriously
injured. The driver of the wagon did not stop,
and the old gentleman, who could not speak
English, was taken in charge by his friends.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon team
attached to buggy and driven by an employe OF
Hopes livery stable, became frightened on Min
nesota street and ran away. The horses collided
with the sidewalk at the corner of Sixth street,
throwing the driver out and smashing the buggy.
The horses were caught by bystander, and the
driver was not injured.
Arrangements are being rapidly completed for
the reception and entertainment of the delegates
to the convention of the Central German Catholic
society OF the United States, to be held in ST.
Paul next week. Handsome arches will be
erected at Third and Sibley streets at the Church
OF the Assumption, at Seventh and Wabashaw
streets, lower Seventh and Locust streets, aud
Mr.. Edward II. Scheik and other citizens, have
arranged toiconstruct an arch at the junction OF
Fourth and WabashaW