St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-23
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

Three deaths were reported at the nealIn
,f1ice yesterday.
case of diphtheria was reported yester-
lay at No. 539 Mendoza street.
The public schools close for Thanksgiving
week next Wednesday afternoon.
The young ladies of st. Joseph's academy
attended the Catholic orphan fair in body
yesterday.
Gustavus F. Hall, vocal culture, at St
Paul Tuesday and Friday afternoons at Dyer
g. Howard's.
The teachers in the st Paul public schools
will be paid off by City Treasurer Refs nexi
Tuesday afternoon.
State Treasurer Char'es Kittleson sent a
full set Of standard weights and measures to
Rock county yesterday.
The opening reception of the st. Paul Atb-
letic club will take place to morrow evening
Mayor O'Brien will deliver the address, and
the public are cordially invited.
An increase of pension for St Paul vet
eran was secured at The adjutant generals
department at the state capitol Yesterday,
amounting in back arrears to Sl,O72.
Judge Simons only had forty cases to hear
on the special term calendar yesterday, whic b
proved an all days job even for the expedi-
tious manner in which he administers JUS
tiee.
Messrs Kennedy & Chittenden, of Waba-
shaw street, received another mportation of
Havana cigars yesterday, making total OF
35 900 received during the present month,
the custom duties on which were only
$1,000.
j. E. Lawrence, of Minneapolis, was be-
fore United States Commissioner Cardozo
yesterday on the charge Of retailing liquor
without the special tax. He gave 5000 bail
for his appearance at the next term OF
court.
w. S. Milady stole coat last night from
Sattler Bros, and was caught in the act by
some of those in the store, and held till a
policeman was called who took the gentle
man to the city hail, "here he was properly
cared for
The plat commission approved three plats
yesterday, as follows: Eiswith's subdivision
of lots and 3, block 10, Winslow's addition ;
Dawson's Encouragement Of lots l to 10, block
81, West st. Paul proper; Lawton's rear
rangement of block IS, Ban ming IL Olivier's
addition to West st. Paul.
A circular has been received at police
headquarters giving description of and Of
feriDg a reward of $50 for information Of
the whereabouts of Harry Anderson, sixteen
years of age, who disappeared from his home
at Ludlow, KY, on the Sth inst
On motion of f. G. Rogers, Esq, and on
presentation of certificates from the supreme
court of New York, and Of good character,
Emerson Hanley was admitted to practice
in the courts Of Minnesota, in Judge vii
kin's session of the district court yesterday.
The st. Paul 81 Duluth Railway company
will run a special strain leaving Union depot,
st. Paul, at a. III. to-day, to accommo date
those desiring to attend the funeral services
of the late S. K. Stimson at Saltwater. Ar
rangements have also been made for return
ing to st. Paul and Minneapolis after the
services.
Manager Schurmeier, by special permit of
the council, has completed a neat and COM
modious suit of reception rooms and office
on the corner Of Jackson and Ninth streets,
for his ice skating rink. The process Of
flooding is progressing, and, weather per-
hitting, the new resort for amusement will
be thrown open to the public.
verdict was given by jury in the dis
trict court yesterday for the defendant in the
case of Julius NJ. Goldsmith against the Chi
cago, st. Paul, Minneapolis 81 Omaha Rail-
way company, the plaintiff suing the COM
pany for damages for smashing his buggy
and injuring his horse by soaring him with
train and smashing up the establishment
which got upon the track.
In the GLOBE of Friday the arrest Of Mr..
Rose, as the name was given in court, the
name being supposed to belong to Chas A.
Rose, proprietor of the billiard and pool par
lor, No. 1853 East Seventh. The use of the
name Rose was a great injustice to Mr.. Rose,
who is quiet gentleman. The rowdy who
used the name Of Rose proves to be Charles
Case, saloon keeper on Seventh street, be-
tween the bridges.
{ Mr.. James O'Brien, of New York, who has
great experience in heating and ventiating
hotels and theaters, is in st. Paul supervising
the heating, ventilating, plumbing and drain
age of the Ryan hotel. The various kinds of
work is in the hands of the local mechanics,
but he in the interests of Mr.. Ryan and the
guests of the house will see to it that the
work is well done, and that the house will be
healthy to live in.