St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-06
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

The air was filled with, frost all Of yester-
day.
Two deaths were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
Another skating rink is being built on St.
Peter near Seventh street.
The December term of the United States
circuit court opens on Monday.
The laborers on the Oakdaie street grading
were paid one-half their wages yesterday.
Miss Harvey, the accom- plished queen of
the roller skates, left yesterday for Eau
Claire.
Thomas King and John Pyles, insane,
were taken to ST. Peter yesterday by Sheriff
O'Gormsn.
John Thompson, drunken vag, was given
the rush by Officer McFetridge yesterday for
begging on the streets
Normal School Instructress Sarah E.
sprague will devote her services to the graded
schools of Blue Earth City next week.
The Austin band, serving the Second regi-
ment NJ. n. G. for music last year, was mus
tered out Of the state service yesterday.
The articles of incorporation were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday of the
Minnesota Thresher Manufacturing COM
pany. They have appeared for several days
in the GLOBE.
A regular meeting of the Minnesota Boat
club was held at Grote's last night, at which
committee of five was appointed to arrange
for dance and party.
Whoever viii return to Central fire hall
pair Of crank handles lost off of hook and
ladder truck at the Wann block fire on
Fourth street will confer great favor on the
fire department.
The Conder-Worker divorce case has been
on trial two days before Judge Wilkin, and
the end is not yet There is lots Of mother
and father-in-law in it, and no city but Min
neapohs could furnish its like.
Mary Anderson, a maiden Of forty hard
summers, complained to the police, yesteT-
day, that E. Jansen had promised to marry
her, and that he had gone back on his word.
She was referred to Judge Egan.
Warden Reed, of the Saltwater peniten-
tiary, drew $4,000 for current expenses of
that in stitution from the state treasurer yes
terdav, and paid the same 1929 as earnings
of United States prisoners.
The Minnesota delegation have arrived at
New Orleans and have taken up very com
Portable quarters The New Orleans dailies
devote large space in praise and descrip-
ton of the Minnesota exhibit and those in
charge of it.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued TO
Franz A. Gambold and Franzeska Munich,
C.. c. White and Elizabeth A. Cook, VIM.
L. Wiseman and Dora Mohn, and VIM. w.
Hopkins and Hattie A. Thompson.
The journeymen plumbers of st. Paul are
on a strike. They want ten hours pay for
eight hours work. and meantime the bosses
are doing the hustling. The strillin plumb
ers should bear in mind that the watering
resort season will soon come around again.
Supt. Overton and City Clerk Thomas
Prendergast were the first to tackle Nadnais
water after it had been turned into the st.
Anthony hill system yesterday. 1t is need
less to say that they took it with comforta-
bly, sized ulster on the outside.
NJ. r. Fisk was brought in and locked up at
the city hall last evening for larceny, and his
companion, Frank Allen, for drunkenness.
Officer Scheffer found the two in a dispute on
Seventh street, the intoxicated man claiming
he had been robbed by Fisk, while the other
insisted be had Aliens money in his posses
sion for safe keeping.
The hay teams crowd Eighth street from
Minnesota to Wabashaw so com pactly that in
case of fire in upper town the central fire
hall apparatus is liable to accident from this
street obstruction. 1t is almost time for the
city council 10 establish hay market square
in some portion of the city and relieve the
business streets of this nuisance Of a block
ade.
Lake Vadnais water, pure, clear and spark
ling, was turned into the st. Anthony hill
system yesterday, all the mains being sup
piled by force of gravity and an eighty pound
pressure. Supt. Overton. of the water de-
partment was seen yesterday and he was
jubilant over the final achievement Of what
has been the work, worry and desire for
years. In conversation he said that all the
mains were fully supplied and that there had
not been leak or crack in the entire system
The erstwhile thirsty residents of the hill are
of course happy.