St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-30
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

OThere will be meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union this afternoon
at O'Clock, in the parlor of the Y. NJ. c. a.
The freight check clerks held well at
tended ball at Market hall last night, and
had well laid supper at Burns Market hall
restaurant.
A reception will be rendered Rev. S. G.
Smith, of the First Methodist church, this
evening, at the residence of II. s. Farchild,
No. 135 Summit avenue.
Out of the hfty-ive employees at the West
ern Union telegraph office who have a vote
at the coming election, only fifty-three of
them viii vote for Cleveland.
City Engineer Somers remarked yester-
day that if the weather remained clear our
ing the day Rice street would be ready to
open to the public this morning.
The smoke stack of the boiler room of the
new baggage building, just below the Union
depot, was completed yesterday, and it is
understood that the fires will be built to-day.
An iction WAS begun in the United States
circuit conrt yesterday by Chris G.. Shuler
and others against Marcus X. Swartz to en-
force payment of promissory note for
$3.50.
DIR. Hoyt, Of the health department, has
completed list Of the butcher shops in ST.
Paul. In all there are sixty and the shops
will be divided into districts and inspected
daily.
The entrance way to the magnificent car
pet and curtain emporium of Col. John
Matheis, No. IL East Third street, has been
recently inlaid with mosaic OF polished and
beautifully colored wood.
The first annual ball of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians, Division No. 2, will take place
at Market hall tomorrow evening. No
pains or expense have been spared to make
the affair an enjoyable success, and it should
be well patronized.
Capt. E. C. Blunt, chief ordnance officer
and inspector of rife practice at headquar-
tiers department of Dakota, Fort Smelling.
Mimi, has received orders to report at the
war department, Washington, D. c., as in
spector of rifle practice for the armory.
Dr.Ancker county physician, entered com
plant OF insanity against German laborer
named VIM. Koebler yesterday afternoon,
wlso viii be examined in the probate court
this forenoon. Koebler is q laborer about
twenty-fOur years old, speaks he English,
and has acute mania.
Deputy Sheriff P P. Qualy, of Houston
county, accompanied by G.. I. Paulson and
Geo. +. Samples as guards, committed the
following prisoners to the penitentiary at
saltwater yesterday: VIM. Hohl, for rob-
berry, sentenced to one year, and John II.
Raymond and Frank McLain, eighteen
months each for burglary.
Miss AdGic DAILY is a most estimable and
highly respected young lady who lives with
her father, Joseph B. DAILY, at No. 500 Preble
street, but Miss Daily is victim to one Of
those unhappy condolences or malicious de-
signs to which any exemplary young lady
may be exposed. On Monday night two
'tbeautiful but frail girls" were found on the
street gloriously drunk, and were taken to
the city hall, where they gave the names of
George Field and Addie DAILY, and of course
the names got into the papers, As Miss DAILY
of Preble street is the only Addie DAILY in the
city her relatives feel naturally much indig
nation that her name should have been sto-
len and sopolluted and dragged into police
court. Miss Daily, though beautiful, is not
frail, but the pride of happy family circle.