St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-05
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULEs.

The state library received the 10th Illi-
nois reports yesterday.
The Unity congregation expect to occupy
their building next Sunday.
The central Blaine and Logan club held
a rally at Pfeifer's hall last evening.
Supt. D. L. Klehle lectured before the
teachers institute at Mortified last even
ing.
Rev. DR.. Dallas and family returned from
Lake Park, Minnetonka, Wednesday even
ing.
I. w. Ingersoll has on exhibition at his
studio, two pictures of the Delta Lawn Ten
mis- club
County Attorney Egan has removed his
Office to Court block on Fourth, near
Wabashaw street.
The regular monthly meeting of the man
ayers of the Woman's Christian home will
meet to-day at $50 O'Clock.
If any one finds bunch of small keys the
person finding them will confer favor by
leaving them at the GLOBE Office.
The Delta Lawn Tennis club will hold its
third tournament Saturday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 6, on the Irvine park court.
Three hundred and fifty pris on rs had
their papers prepared at the Office of the dis
trict court yesterday, and 100 at the office of
the clerk of the supreme court.
The Hotel Livingston has been resuscitated
by Mr. John Baugh, and he will open it to
the public for dinner next Monday. The
name has been changed to Astoria, the same
as the block.
Supt. Jenkins, of the fire alarm telegraph,
says that the striking apparatus sounding
alarms on the Market house bell, has got out
of order, but that the same is being repaired
and that it will be in order by Saturday.
Charles Messenger and John Bgler, two
bad boys of the Peck stripe, were arrested on
st. Anthony hill last evening by Officer
Sche1fer, for meddling with pile Of lumber
in that vicinity, and lodged in the cooler.
Martin Wallace, drunk and disorderly
who proposed to defend himself from arrest
by Officer Roche, on Dayton's bluff last eve
ming, with a rock, was lodged in the city
hail, but was afterwards bailed out by
friends.
The insurance on the Col. Kiefer and ia
cob La Roche buildings, damaged by fire, at
the corner of Seventh and Minnehaha streets
on Tuesday evening, was $4,000, while the
loss is estimated not to exceed 1000. The
insurance companies will repair the property
themselves.
Plymouth church is making arrangements
to hold its next Sunday morning service in
the opera house, as its own edifce will not
be ready for another week This will be
alAl Ia fn lar hndt nf
church goers, who would be glad to attend a
service like this.
Mr.. Gold, who had his horse and buggy
stolen from the street while he was in Mich
aud's grocery store, on Wabashaw street,
on the 23d July last, received communica-
ton yesterday from L. Caswell, of the police
department, Minneapolis, stating that he
knew where Mr.. Gold could find his property.
Mr.. Nick McAffee received a letter yester-
day from his brother, Mr.. James McAffee,
connected with the business department of
this paper, in which the latter refers to rec
ent shark fishing excursion off Nantucket
island, which resulted in the capture by Mr..
McAffee of two monster sharks weighing 600
and 900 pounds respectively.
A quiet but delightful social event trans
plreu iasC tuesday, IN 81. raul, being the
marriage of Mr. Benjamin L. Brunson, of
the St. Paul d Duluth railroad general office,
and Miss Katie Hoy, of Council Bluffs, Iowa.
The ceremony was performed at the residence
of Rev. DR.. Mathews, of the Clinton avenue
M. E.. church, in the presence of a few init
mate friends. The happy young couple
were the recipients of numerous congratula-
tons and they have settled down to house
keeping.
John Kleeher, late sergeant in the Fiji
zenith infantry stationed at Fl. Budford, ar
rived in st. Paul Wednesday night with his
discharge papers and over 81, 500 in money
He went on a spree, and while sleeping in a
chair Mt Conley's saloon adjoining the Olym-
pie thcater, yesterday morning, he claims to
have been robbed of $500 in money and a
draft on the United States treasury depart
!uent at New York for $1,000. The affair
was reported ut this Office last night, and it
ia understood that the United States authori-
ties will make an investigation.
Mr.. L. Trautmau, Jr., druggist, Reads
Landing, Minnesota, writes: NV mother