St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-31
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

A new heater was placed in steamer No. 2
yesterday.
II. c. Goodell, from Atchison, Kansas, is
in the city.
Three deaths were reported at the health
office yesterday.
The scarlet fever cases at No. 407 Ex-
change street have all recovered.
The committee on streets, of the council,
will meet at O'Clock this afternoon.
a regular meeting of the board of educa-
ton is announced for Monday evening next.
The first grand ball of the A. o. II. Divi-
sion No. 2, occurs at Market hall this even
ing.
Mr.. Hub G. Schurmeier is arranging to
erect an ice skating rink at the corner of
Ninth and jackson streets.
Governor and Mrs. Hubbard will occupy
their old quarters at the Merchants hotel
after November first, for the winter.
August Koebel was found to be insane at
an examination at the probate court yester-
day and will be sent to st. Peter to-day.
Two fellows were making their way up to
Mendoza yesterday morning on foot, when
one of them held the other up and took from
him revolver and small sum Of money.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Burr and jury
took up the case of August Peterson and Oie
Anderson, charged with stealing sail boat
valued at SIS, from Chas. Neidhauser, of
the Sixth ward.
A. II. Nicolay's auction sale of University
avenue and Ellen street lots, yesterday after
noon, was largely attended. Lots on Uni
versity avenue sold from S7S5 to $3.50 each.
and lots on Ellen street sold from S505 to
$500 each.
Arrangements have been made for a set-to
between "Big Sullivan" and the renowned
colored champion pugilist Smith, for 500
side. The battle will come off on Sunday
next at the same time. and place as the Nc
Alpine-Barnes fight
Some one secured the insertion of an ad-
vertisement in Yesterdays GLOBE announc-
ing a birthday ball at the residence Of Vim.
McNiIty. Mr.. McNihy Indignantly demurs.
lie says he isn't advertising birthday balls,
and he thinks it very poor joke that was
attempted.
a couple of Minneapolis coppers visited
st, Paul yesterday and identified James
Scanlon, held to the grand jury on Wednes-
day for rObbing Mrs. Leech, of the Sixth
ward, as the man who beat a granger at the
Washington house, Minneapolis, about two
waeks ago out Of $3.50.
The four round glove contest to take place
at Market hall on the seventh of November
between Barney Smith, of this city, and Patsey
Cardiff, the noted Chicago pugilist, bids fair
TO be one of the most exciting exhibitions
ever given in st. Paul. Smith is training
constantly, and as he is in fine trim, the
chances are that he will win the contest.
The Park Congregational church people
give delightful little entertainment at their
church on Mackubin street tonight. 1t is
to be a social gathering entirely and music
will be the feature of the entertainment.
There is TO be no admission charged and
lovers of really good vocal and instrumental
music should let nothing keep them from
going.
The denizens at the state capitol were
electrified at the daring feats of knight of
paint pot who assembled the spire of the
Church of st. Louis on the corner of Waba-
shaw and Exchange streets yesterday, and
after regilding the cross thereon, swung
around the pinnacle shaft and tower sus-
pended by rope, with as much sang froid
as though he was merely daubbing a gate
post.