St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-18
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

Christmas trees are again numerously on
sale by dealers.
The teachers in the public schools will be
paid on Saturday next.
A sportsman's club will have dance and
supper at the Leip house at White Bear this
evening.
Capital Legion No. 3, A. o. U. W, will
give social hope at Acker Post hall on Mon
day night.
VIM. Moenich and Henrietta Bolter we're
given permission to get married by the county
clerk yesterday.
The funeral of W. A Lemke, the florist,
took place from his late residence on OAK
street yesterday afternoon.
The comedy drama, -"Esmeralda," will be
given at High school this and tomorrow
evenings, with Saturday matinee.
A horse and cutter were found on Summit
avenue last evening without driver and
were housed in Hill & Keatng's stable.
The German military band of the Eleventh
Hessian Rifles will give two concerts in St
Paul, one on Saturday night and one on
Sunday night.
Deputy United States Marshall Bracket
lodged John Nelson, of Saunders, Polk
county, in Ramsey county Jail yesterday, to
await hearing on a timber claim.
Pew renting at the First Baptist church
was postponed from last Monday to this
evening. The house will be open at 7:l5
and the rental of seats begins at 7:45.
Charles A. Lambert halter and gents fur
rhode DzO Fast Gauaufh otrppt as
signed for the benefit of his creditors to F.
Siebold yesterday.
Martin Delaney, ESQ, on yesterday found
a handsome crochet mantle on Wabashaw
street, which the owner may have by calling
at the GLOBE counting room and proving
property.
The holiday vacation for the teachers in
the public schools commences on the 23d
instant and continues to the 18th of January,
TO enable the teachers to go to the exposition
at New Orleans.
A Chicago house garnisheed the German
American bank yesterday to the tune Of
s18S.46 due it by Anashinsky Bros, the
Seventh street clothing house making an as
signment on Tuesday.
Mr.. Merell, president of the base ball club,
received dispatch yesterday from II. V.
Lucas, of the st. Louis club, asking him to
attend a base ball convention to be held in
st. Louis on the 18th instant.
VIM. Sands and r. j. Diamond proprietors
Of a saloon at the corner Of Seventh and
Cedar streets, were arrested yesterday on the
charge of the larceny of a check for $233
from ii. 81. Larabee. The hearing was con-
tinued until to-day.
On Sunday next Rev. R. Forbes, pastor of
Jackson Street NJ. E. church, will preach
centennial sermon in commemo ration of the
organization of the Methodist Episcopal
church at the ''Christmas conference" in
Baltimore in 1884.
A span of horses attached TO hack, ran
away over the Wabashaw street bridge early
last evening, and from thence went flying up
Dakota avenue. Officer Leyde pursued the
establishment as far as the stone quarry on
the avenue, where he lost all trace of them.
The committee of arrangements of the
Firemen' Relief association held meeting
yesterday afternoon, and found that the net
proceeds of their late ball amounted to the
sum of S1.867.26, or about $500 more than
netted by the association on any previous oc-
casion. -
Deputy Sheriff John Seaberger, of Stearns
county, with c. A. Leagle as guard, delivered
10 Warden Reed, of the Saltwater peniten-
tiary, yesterday Robert 7. May to serve out a
sentence of fifteen months for larceny, and
Adam Mulck who receives four years and
six months for the same.crime.
Last evening Mr.. J. Hirst, captain of the
bicycle club, beat Frank Barron, champion
roller skater, in contest of the bicycle
against the rollers, in a race of one mile, in
3:4914, at the Jackson street roller rink. Mr..
Hirst will have another contest with Mr.. Bar
ron, when he will give the latter two laps.
The donation visit at the Women's Chris
tan home on Tuesday last, was responded to
most generously by few of its friends, but
by no means sufficient for its needs, and be-
ieving that the intense cold weather NAV
have chilled the benevolent impulses of the
public somewhat, the committee will be at
the "Home" on Saturday next, hoping to re-
ceive something from all the friends of this
worthy institution.
S. c. Spooner, county attorney from Nor
ris, with prisoner named Eaick Norduuest,
arrived in town yesterday from Chicago.
Nordquest is charged with setting fire to a
building in Morris. Mr.. Spooner furnished
bail for Nordquest on the preliminary exam
ination, and the latter ran away. He was
brought back on a requisition and was taken
right through to Morris yesterday.
M. NJ Murphy, evidently a commercial
man, was brought to the city hall by John
Trent, early last evening in a hack, saying
that he could not tell where he (Murphy) was
stopping, on account of his being so intoxi-
Gated. Murphy insisted he had been s'gone
through" and as nothing but two coppers
could be found on his person, it looked so
much like it that Sergeant Walsh Immediately
commenced looking the antecedents of the
affair up.
Hon. John B. Brisbin is to deliver new
lecture on Moses, the Jurisprudent, at
Plymouth Congregational church tomorrow
friday evening, at $50 O'Clock, for the
benefit of the Gospel Temperance union.
The object in view is certainly grand one,
and the great pleasure of listening to so able
and eloquent speaker will be a rare treat
Tickets can be secured at Myers & Finch's,
Dyer 81 Towards. and at Aliens drug store.
also at the rooms of the union, So East
Seventh street.
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