St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-25
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES


office yesterday.
Chief Justice Gilfllan is confined to his
home by temporary illness.
The water will be turned on to the st.
Anthony hill system the latter part Of this
week
The anniversary of the poet Hawthorne
will be celebrated in the public schools to-
morrow.
The public schools will close for Thanks
giving vacation Wednesday night and re-
open next Monday.
The school teachers will be paid their
November salaries this afternoon. They
will receive $14 217.
Who says that Thanksgiving week is not
appropriate for the celebration of the Demo
cratic victory! 1t fits like collar button to
q shirt.
James Donegan and T. J. Riley, two Still
water thieves were locked up late yesterday
afternoon in the city hall for the public pro-
lection.
The last Of Buffington's carpenters tool
chests moved out OF the state capital yester-
day, and all the inmates exclaimed in chorus,
God bless u.s."
Mr.. c. Jones, the Seventh street jeweler.
has presented the Swedish society Vega with
a very costly and elegant clock, which now
ornaments the hall of the society.
The plat Of ''Wcst End" composed Of the
west half Of the northeast quarter of section
Is, and town %, north, of range % west
was yesterday approved by the park commits
sion.
can officer found Henry Blase's French
and placed the shivering animal in Alex
ander's stables, corner of Eighth and Sibley
streets.
Five cases af diphtheria were reported yes
terday, one at st. Joseph's hospital, and at
No. 763 East Third street, two at No 973
Point Douglas street and one at No. 934
Margaret street.
Arrangements are being made on an
elaborate scale for a grand complimentary
ball to be given to the members of the St.
Paul base ball club at Market hall on Tues
day evening, December End.
The train bearing the Minnesota exhibit
to the n ew Orleans Worlds Fair will arrive
at the union depot this morning and remain
all day. Visitors and citizens are invited 10
an inspection of the train and contents
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Louis Brunell and jennie Robert, John A.
Tierney and Nellie Mulligan. John o. Green
and Christina Peterson, Harry Watson and
Rosa Gross, Andrew Anderson and Lena
Madison.
The case Of Olive Bison against the city is
in hearing before jury in the district court.
Bison sues for 81, 600 damages for the over
flowing of a dam at Little Canada, caused by
the building of the new dam by the city
Waterworks at that point
James Dunnigan and T. ]. Riley were
arrested and locked up yesterday, charged
with stealing an OK in Saltwater from Ker-
chof 81 Weisel, and selling the same to Mem
mer IL Becker, on the corner of Forest and
Seventh streets, st. Paul, for $4,000.
The jury in the case of VIM. P. Townsend,
appellant, against R. w. Johnson, assignee,
to compel the payment of claim refused by
the latter, went out at noon yesterday, but
not having come in at the present writing
there are evidences Of disagreement.
Ambrose Regan, being full of bug juice,
imagined that he was dead-head and under
took to force entrance without spot cash into
the Orphans fair at Market hall early last
evening. He was accordingly grappled into
by Officer Commit and placed in the cooler.
A number of ladies met at Acker Post
hall last evening, for the purpose of forming
a Woman's Relief corps, auxiliary to that
post, and after procuring the names of those
present as charter members, the meeting
adjourned till next Monday evening at 1880,
al the same place to fully organize
One of Cooks omnibus spans got tired of
standing out in the cold on the corner of
Nelson and Western avenues last night at
1920 O'clock, aud caused the driver and
owner much uneasiness until a party who
had picked them up aimlessly wandering
about to keep warm brought them to the city
hall.
1t was so cold In the north rooms of the
state capitol Yesterday that Notwithstanding
the present enlargement of steam heating
capacity therein the occupants could not
keep comfortable without lighting every gas
jet in the several departments. The heating
defects in that structure can not be hid under
kalsomine and brush as the army of cracks
have been.
Thos. Dickerson, a colored waiter at
Heard's dining room on Broadway street,
came into the police court yesterday with the
blood streaming from his bugle, and asked
to have warrant issued for another
brother named Fogg. The latter is a cook
in the place and he tried to carve the young
fellow up just for fun. He got his warrant.
There will be meeting of PioneerCircle Of
the Chautuaqua Literary and Scientific
Circle, on Thursday evening, in the parlor of
the First NJ. E. church, at 7:S0 O'Clock, to
which all persons reading the C. L. S. G.
course are cordially invited, as well as those
who may desire to attend. The programme
will include the Bryant Memorial Day and
Thanksgiving numbers also.
Tantalizing Torment