St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-10
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.
eaths were reported yesterday.

the Massachusetts supreme court reports yes
terday.
The new pumping works and water supply
system will be inspected by the city officials
to-day.
Diphthera was reported yesterday at No.
700 East Sixth street and at the residence OF
J. H. Drake.
Two new stalls have been built at Central
fire hall stables for the accommodation OF
the equine force there.
The Gribble libel cass against the Up. P''
is set for trial before a struck jury in the dis
trict court for next Tuesday.
The jury trials in the district court, it is
thought, will come to a close for the Septem-
Der court by next week, Saturday.
The Democratic county committee held a
meeting yesterday afternoon to fix up mat
tiers connected with the recent campaign.
The special committee appointed to con-
slider the sanitary condition of the city with
reference to cholera will meet at 80 o'clock
tonight.
a line of fire district alarm and telegraph
poles are being set connecting Robert street
with the line at the corner of Tenth and Wa
bashaw streets.
The new sleigh hobs which hook and lad
der company No l ladders are to be
mounted on for the winter campaign, were
delivered yesterday at Central fire hall.
The High school pupils will produce the
comedy drama ''Esmeralda'' at High school
hall on Thursday and Friday evenings of
next week with a matinee on Saturday after
noon.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: Gilbert Hanson and
Elizabeth Odeyard, A. C. Rumsden and Flora
J. Kimbal, Lewis E. Rich and Mary A.
Miller.
Joseph Ullmau was awarded a verdict OF
SO, 1900 by jury in the district court
yesterday against Clifford Bros. for moneys
lent There was no appearance on the part
OF the defendants.
In the United States circuit court yesterday
Judge Nelson and jury took up the insur-
auce cases of Thos. NJ. Sexton against The
Traders and Queen Insurance companies. The
suit is brought on an insurance contract.
The trial of .. R. Clark, indicted by the
late grand jury for larceny Of 500 worth OF
goods from Lindeke, Warner d. Schurmeir,
was continued to the January term in Judge
Brills session of the district court yesterday.
II. NJ. Richardson, sheriff of Olmstead
county, companied by j. S. Richardson as
guard, delivered Reuben Gordon and John
Taylor to Warden Reed at Saltwater yester-
day under sentence of six months.each to the
peniten tiary for larceny.
The ladies of the Woodland Park Baptist
church will hold a sale of useful and fancy
articles during the afternoon and evening,
Thursday, Dec. IL, at their chapel on Selby
avenue. A turkey supper will be served from
to 10 o'clock in connection with the sale.
Music during the evening.
grand ball has been arranged TO be given by
the Young Mems Hebrew association for the
benefit of the Ladies Hebrew benevolent So
riety of this city, TO take place at Standard hall
Tuesday evening, December 80, 1884. The
ladies' SOCKETS is a noble charity and should
De encouraged. The sale of tickets is already
large.
The residence of Mr.. Chas. Hare, foreman
Tor Hill 81 Heating, was the scene of pleas
ant event Monday night, being the celebra-
lion of his forty-frst birthday anniversary.
During the evening he received a call from
the members Of st. Paul lodge No. 2 1. o. o.
F., who presented him with costly and
beautiful regalia.
One of the bell boys at the Metropolitan
had a circus all to himself last night. He
began by flooding himself with beer and then
went for the girls in the laundry and drove
hem all out. For while the little fellow,
who is not over fifteen or sixteen years of
age, created a good deal of CONSERVATION.
He became so troublesome that policeman
Was finally called in and took him to the city
hall.
A huge mail bag full Of copies of the Gal
weston (Texas) Daily Neps, of date of Dec. l,
1884, were received at the office of the secretary
Of state Yesterday. The number contains a
map of the port, the gulf and connecting
railroads, and is supposed to be in the inter
est of asking the next congress for an ap-
preparation for ietties for the great seaport
for the northwest.
lively free-for-all, correspondence and
catch-as-catch can set-to took place in the
office of the Merchants hotel about noon yes
terday, the principals being Mr.. Randi, one
Of the popular day clerks at the hotel, and
one Howard, the young man who manipu-
lates the elevator. The fight was the upshot
of long standing grudge, the circus being
terminated by the onlookers before any
serious harm was inflicted.
A sad accident occurred in the Jewish set
Element on Sherburne avenue Yesterday,
which resulted in painful injuries to the one
year old child of family named Katten.
The child was playing around the stove,
when it toppled over and fell with crushing
force on the little ones head. In addition
to the serious bruises some of the live Goals
fell out and burned the child's face. DR..
Stamm attended the little sufferer, and he
expressed hope of its recovery
A ''spotter'' or railroad detective passed
through st. Paul yesterday from Helena, en-
route to his home in St. Louis He was en-
ployed as ''spotter'' on the line of the
Northern Pacific railroad, and a couple of
weeks ago he is said to have caused the re-
moval of a conductor named Elliott. At any
rate the men met in Dicks gambling house
in Helena few nights ago and terrific en-
counter took place during which several shots
were exchanged. The''spotter'' was badly
used up, having portion of his lip shot or
bitten off. He has been laid up for several
days.
The Fair which opened last evening in tn
Portland block on Broadway, by the ladies
of st. Pauls Episcopal Mission, Dayton's
Bluff gives promise of brilliant success dur
ing its continuance to-day and this evening
and also on Thursday, closing Thursday
evening. The display of fancy articles is
rich and rare and the various booths seem
like the realm of wonderland. An easv
chair is to be voted to the most popular cler.
gyman, and the fish pond, postofiice, con-
dictionary department and supper room are
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