St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-25
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

The school teachers were paid $13, sos yes
terday.
McAlpine and Barnes are both in active
training for the forthcoming mill.
Barney Smith is training under Prof.
Weber and he will be in good shape to meet
Cardiff.
The ball of the employees of the Market
house restaurant this evening promises to be
q thorough success.
County Treasurer Burton paid $4,000 to
City Treasurer Refs yesterday with which the
latter paid off the school teachers.
The Public Market restaurant employees
give a ball at Pfeifer's hall tonight, and not
ut Market hall, as previously announced.
John Williams was pulled yesterday for
reckless driving, and put up $40 bail for his
appearance before Judge Burr this morning.
Peter Murphy, hackman, complained
yesterday that Mike Lynch had drawn gun
ON him. The latter will probable be ar
rested.
An independent Republican from New
York, now in St. Paul, offers to bet from
300 to S., 900 that Cleveland will be the
next president.
The members of the workhouse commits
sion on yesterday paid friendly visit to the
state reform school. They were chaperoned
by City Attorney Murray.
The silver watch rattle, which was to have
taken place at West st. Paul this evening
for the benefit Of needy lady named Eliza
beth Mccarthy, is postponed one week.
fine concert by the First Regiment band
led off the dance of the Fourth Ward Hunt
ing club at Pfeifer hall last evening which
proved to be highly enjoyable occasion.
The state library was enriched yesterday
by the addition OF Demorest's surrogate re-
ports of New York and the twenty-seventh
volume of the observations at the naval OBJ
scryatory at Washington.
John Regain and VIM. Mclean, hands on
the governmont snag steamer, when they put
in an appearance for lodging at the city hall
last night in drunken condition, had the
key turned on them for vagrancy.
The district court will take up the case of
Emma Brown for larceny this morning, the
next case in order being that of James Brod-
crck for the robbery Of Nils Olson Of 50,
being armed at the time with dangerous
weapon.
Otto Peterson and James Swenson, who
after the larceny of $40 from the st. Thomas
motel, stole coat and sailed down to La
Crosse, where they were arrested by Detec-
tive Ahern ON Thursday, were taken to the
county Jail yesterday.
The turkeys in the county Jail do not
think Matilda Norman is insane, ON suspicion
of which she was committed to that institu-
nr hIrr ha SC nasti p
and complains bitterly of her wages being
withheld by her employers.
The procession of the Dayton's IBluff Re-
publican club, headed by band Ell route for
the Market hall meeting last evening didn't
pan out worth cent in numbers, while the
room club of the Second ward, headed by ten
drums made such a meague show as TO ex-
cite much comment on the streets.
Alexander Ronald, formerlya clerk in the
United States hotel on Fifth street, filed a
complaint for divorce against his wife, Lillia
Ronald, in the district court yesterday on
The ground Of adultery with divers unknown
persons. They were married in Chicago and
have lived in st. Paul about two years.
The still alarm Of fire al 9 o'clock on
Thursday evening was caused by shower
vi SphihS ptIb- oCCI NOliiuS OuL Vi Sulii-
ney i'll Lytle's new block on the corner of
Tenth and Cedar streets, in which the de-
partncnt found Il bluff old fellow who was
keeping UP lire place fires to dry the plaster
itg and Who told them he had all the water
he wanted in the mortar.
Emincnt physicians attribute the great
prevalence of paralysis 20 the adulteration
o! cur 1.iT food. The first conditions of
hc":.'aa SIS are secured when care is taken
selecting TIC articles which enter the food
we est. Lii al! the articles used be as pure.
VIII ',ouC as DR.. Prices Cream Baking
-. 'dtr. and W; warrant none will suffer.
Tie running of The street cars on Jackson
street, between Fourth and Seventh streets.
has been abandoned between the points
named during the laying OF the pavement of
tlat PORTION Of JACKSON street. Until this
Improvement is completed the Lafayette ave-
nue. iae Of cars will run down, or east on
Fsur:i s;Yer; usual, aud returning will
III direct west on Seventh street to Ramsey
viz Seven corners. The Mississippi street
line VIII Gct run on Fourth street, hut will
ran both ways on Seventh street instead via
Seventh and Jackson, and thence over its
usual route.