St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-20
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.


Five deaths were reported yesterday.
Anna Waska died yesterday of typhoid
fever.
A few little flakes Of snow fell last evening
but not enough TO whiten the ground.
There were but fifteen prisoners in con-
fnement in the county jail yesterday
One case of diptheria at Seventh and Beach
streets was reported at the health'ofice yes
terday.
Adjutantl General MacCarthy visited Wa
dena yesterday to muster a company into the
ranks of the state militia.
The annual concert and ball of the st.
Paul Arion Singing society will be given at
Turner hall this evening,
The mother of superintendent of Public In
struction D. L. Kiehle, deceased at her home
in Dansvlle, n. Y, on Tuesday.
The state library received yesterday Younge
d Collyer's Reports in two volumes, and
Collyer's Chancery Cases in two volumes.
There viii be meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union this afternoon
at O'Clock in the parlors Of the \. M. C. A.
The Dancers' Dancing club holds balls at
Market hail on both Thanksgiving and New
Years eve and on the night before the COM
mencement of Lent.
One town In Renville county sentiL to the
secretary of state no other returns but twenty
four votes for Blaine and Logan and five for
Cleveland and Hendricks.
Peter Brannegan stole a coat from Peter
Ellsworth. The owner Of the coat run down
the thief and took the coat away from him and
had the fellow arrested.
Pursuant to invitation Dr. C. H. Goodrich,
Of st. Paul, on yesterday gave series of in
teresting clinical operations before the Den
tai society Of Minneapolis.
The Gospel Temperance union reading
room, No. So East Seventh street, Syndicate
block viii be opened this evening at 2
O'Clock where business meeting will be
held.
Judge Simons fled decree yesterday
quoting the title of lot Z. block 3, in Ewing
d Chute's addition to st. Paul, to John NJ.
Warner against the heirs of the late Cakes
Ames.
Secretary Young's Jumbo map of Mime
sofa has been mounted and boxed for trans
porlation to New Orleans, it not having been
state house.
Mr. Henry L. Strouse, the popular mer-
chant of West Seventh street, was yesterday
presented with handsome ebony cane, it
being a testimonial of friendship and esteem
from Mr.. Isaac Abrahamson.
A meeting of the state league of the
Woman's National Indian association was
held yesterday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. e. Z. Drake on Lafayette avenue. The
business transacted was not of public ma
ture or important. -
In the hearing of the case of cyrus s. Nc
Cormick and Learder j. Mccormick, co
partners, appellants VS.. Hon Ignatius DON
nelly which was argued ard submitted in the
supreme court yesterday Mr.. Donnelly
argued his own case.
The cold weather begins to bring the
tramps into the city hall. They know where
they can find good, warm fire, and they ac-
cordingly crawl into the old place. Last
winter the Jallor ente rtained as matter OF
charity about seventy daily.
This evening there will be a fine vocal
and instrumental concert at Jackson street
M. E. church under the direction of Prof
friem, given for the benefit of the organ
lund. Seiberts orchestra has been secured
besides other first class talent.
Yesterday Detec lives Dan. O'Connor and
henally took into custody trio of strong
armed men giving the names of Frank Ber-
lin, Chas. Jones and James Bernett They
are suspected Of being sneak thieves and
were locked up for safe keeping.
Henry Burkhardt, sheriff of Wabashaw
county, and j. F. Mclaughlin, guard, de-
liVered to Warden Reed at Saltwater yester-
day John FaIlIman, sentenced for larceny in
a dwelling for fifteen months, and Michael
Burns, sentenced for larceny in shop, for
the same period.
The residence of Mrs. A. c. Ringwald,
Seventh and Walnut streets, was the scene
of pleasant surprise party Tuesday night,
the occasion being t,he celebration of the
sixty-fourth birthday anniversary of that es-
Unable lady. She was the recipient of sew
eral gifts, and the guests were entertained
most royalty.