St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-02
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULEs.
,terday vas All Saints day.


Yesterday was All Saints day.
The street crossings were pasty yesterday.
A case of diphtheria was reported yesterday
Of No. 337 Ellen street.
The police, fire department and city OH
rials were paid SIS, 900 yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Brown tookAugustKoehier
Insane, to st. Peter yesterday afternoon.
Francis Murphy's farewell address at the
Grand Opera house at O'Clock this after
noon. Seats free.
Tomorrow viii be celebrated in Germany
and England as st. Hubert's day, the patron
saint of the huntsmen,
Maggie Middleton was again arrested for
street walking by the police last evening and
lodged at the city hall.
Postmaster DR.. Day RENTED $40, 300 to
the sub-treasury at New York yesterday, being
the net balance for October
The Northwestern Rife association, of
Minneapolis, paraded on Wabashaw street
with band early last evening.
An original back pension Of $1,000 was
received at the adjutant generals office yes
terday for veteran at Leayiston.
Health Physician Hoyt captured sinking
fish yesterday in one of the down town shops
and he read the riot act TO the dealer.
The Great Western band furnish music at
the farewell Of Francis Murphy at the Grand
at3 O'Clock this afternoon. Seats free.
The Mississippi street cars and the Lafay-
cite avenue cars viii commence running
down Fourth and over Jackson street to-day.
The plat commission yesterday approved
the plat Of Danford's Encouragement of block
%, Brown q Jacksons addition to West ST.
Paul.
Suit was begun in the U. S. circuit court
yesterday by the logging firm of Abbott q
Bowers against F. A. Bigelow g. Co., to col
lect S702.
Several Swcdes appeared to register in the
Third ward last evening, saying that they
had got their licenses to do go up at the
"Capitolia."
About 200 more persons took out first pa
pers at the clerks office of the supreme court
yesterday, and about 100 at the clerks Office
OF the district court.
Nicholas Healy, Edward Lunblad and Ed
ward Parmell. of the letter carrier force of
the st. Paul postofice, begin their fifteen
days vacation on Monday.
Mr.. Aaron Poupeny and wife have met
with sad bereavement in the death of their
only son. Harry, who died yesterday after
noon at $3.50, after a long and painful i'll
ness.
The Norwegian infantry company of st,
Paul gave their first annual entertainment at
Pfeifer hall last evening, consisting of thea
tricals and dancing with music by the Great
Western band.
James Dunshaw and Charles Edmondson
were arrested last night on suspicion of
having stolen 800 from a Swede named J. A.
Carlson in a Swede dive on Waucouta street
early in the evening and were locked up at
the city hall.
Thomas Logan and Dan Taylor were ar
rested little after midnight for Great
ing a disturbance at Jefferson's saloon
streperons, and shot off his gun three or four
times, but hit no Que.
Mr.. Thos. McGoyern, assistant superin-
tendcnt of the City Water works, is receiving
congratulations from his numerous friends
on the birth of a beautiful baby girl, who
tips the scales at twelve pounds. Mother
anu hdlSutCI dIG uOlnB well.
About 1 O'Clock this morning little diff
Guilty occurred at the dance at Pfeifer's hall
which threatened to be serious Word was
sent TO police headquarters and and an Off
Ger responded to the summons, but the dis
turbance had Quieted down and the dance
went on
VIM. Beerse, livery stable keeper of
Hastings, called at police headquarters yes
terday and reported that VIM. Stevens had
engaged horse and buggy on Friday and
skipped out with it. He was traced to st.
Paul, and had offered it for sale at several
places along the road.
NJ. Doran & Co, the well known commits
sion merchants, have moved into their new
elegant offices, 81 Jackson street. These
offices have been fitted up regardless of cost,
finished in cherry and birdseye maple, and
are as handsome and luxurious suite of
business rooms as can be seen anywhere.
About o'clock yesterday morning six
teen year old boy attempted the feat of jump
ing from an engine at the Third street cross
ing. He lit on the ground like a thousand
OF brick and it knocked him silly. The patrol
wagon was summoned, but before reaching
the scene the youngster had recovered and
skipped.
The oleaginous, mephitic odor which has
pervaded the City hall and patrol wagon for
the past two days is warning which smells
to heaven against any more arrests of the
Dispatch gang while the cholera is impend-
ing. If it was not for the danger of con-
tagon at the New Orleans exposition it
would be better to drown 'em first and ar
rest them afterwards.
DR.: J. H. Carroll, of Saltwater, will de-
liver his great temperance lecture, ''The
Young Man in Chains,'' under the auspices
OF the w. G. T. U. in the First Methodist
Church of this city. This lecture has re-
ceived the most enthusiastic endorsement of
the press OF New York, Philadelphia and
other eastern cities where it has been deliy-
cred. twill doubtless attract a crowded
house.
The directors Of the Mahtomedi assembly
have appointed Rev. John Stafford to receive
stock subscriptions to the additional amount
of $1,000. Every subscriber of 5000, will
receive lot free of cost, as the property is
worth at least $50, 900, and besides, the en-
terprise is one Of great public benefit, there
should be no trouble in placing this issue
The amount named will pay all the debts Of
the corporation.