St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

The Ramsey county commissioners meet
at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The young people at the Windsor gave a
very pleasant hop last evening.
7Alphonso has bis Spain. He'd better cure
1t with st. Jacobs Oil. Sure cure.
A marriage license was yesterday issued to
Hans Hansen and Laura Maria Burnett.
There win be an adjourned meeting OF the
board of public works this evening at 7:3o
O'Clock.
Grand complimentary ball to the members
of the st. Paul Base Ball club this TUESDAY
evening.
Prisoners incarcerated at the city hall on
Sunday night had nearly $500 about their
persons.
John Pyles was found to be insane at an
examination at the probate court yesterday
and will be taken to ST. Peter to-day.
Deputy Sheriff Reuben Clewett went to
Litchfeid yesterday to testify against horse
thief on trial in the Meeker county courts.
Capt. Collins and 1t. Olson, of Co. A, I'd
regiment NJ. N. G., of New Ulm, sent in
their designations to the governor yesterday.
A woman's relief corps auxiliary to Acker
Post, No. 81, will be organized this evening
at the hall, corner of Third and Exchange
streets at z 80 O'Clock.
Mr. Fred De Haas and his good lady are
rejoicing over the ARRIVAL of their second
little girl. Three boys and three girls now
compose the family including papa and
mamma.
Tom Swallow, Winnebago Indian, on
his way to Sioux City, with big fire red
blanket, entered the city hall about half past
twelve O'Clock this morning and was given
lodgings.
]. S. Mackey took out warrant at the
municipal court yesterday against T. I.
Fauntleroy, ESQ.,, for assault and battery,
the particulars of which have been previously
given in the GLOBE.
Clerk Frank Fairchild, of the municipal
court, commenced early yesterday in re-
ceiying Christmas presents, and is rejoicing
in a beautifully carved sandal wood fan
which doth truly delight him.
At the meeting Of the water board yester-
day it was decided to turn the water Cd the
new system to-day. II will take two or three
DAYS to fill the mains, and consequently the
real test cannot be made before that time.
81 young Swede, who has been lying i'll
with typhoid fever for the past three weeks
at Linstad's hotel on West Fourth street, was
yesterday taken to the city hospital in the
patrol wagon.
August Kremmel was arrested on war
rant yesterday for making ''great and riot
Gus noise" on the streets yesterday. Just
as though fellow can't test his lungs in
public in this free country without having
his liberty abridged.
Carl J. Loomis was admitted TO practice
law in the Minneapolis courts at Judge Viii
kin's session Of the district court yesterday
on motion of w. II. Mead, ESQ, and the
presentation of certificates from the circuit
court of Richland county, Wis.
The state library received yesterday the
United States Supreme Court Reports
80 and 80 and ID and IA Peters in one vol
ume, also the Coast and Geodetc Survey for
1888, in two volumes, from the United States
treasury department at Washington.
The Mnnesotians in New Orleans during
the exposition have made an arrangement
whereby they can notify friends at home
when they sit down to dinner at II noon, by
communicating with the Northfield observa-
tory and from thence over the state.
Martha Kreiger, of the Sixth ward, pro-
cured the arrest of Adolph Hine, a young
German, on a warrant late yesterday after
noon, but it is hardly thought from some
peculiar circumstances in the case that the
charge will hold Hine to conviction.
rule was put into enforcement at the
city hall last night that all tramps reporting
there for lodging after midnight hereafter
would be sealed up in cells and taken before
the municipal court on charge of vagrancy.
A very wise move for the peace and good or.
der of the city.
DR.. Justus Ohage, in a suit against Ma
thias Brockman for medical services of SAB,
embraced in separate accounts of 1921 and
1852 each, was awarded verdict of 1885 by
jury in the district court yesterday. The
defendant asked stay of proceedings for
thirty days, which was granted by Judge
Brill.
A. H. Thomson was arrested yesterday for
forging pass from st. Paul to Brainerd on
the Northern Pacific. Thompson says he is
from Ohio, where he has two daughters. He
is a printer and has worked in st. Paul and
Duluth. An engineer, whom he knew,
wrote out the prss on telegraph blank and
gave it to him. The case will come up this
morning.