St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-18
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

James Reardon son of Timothy Reardon,
died Yesterday of consumption. The funeral
will take place on Monday next.
The bursting of a fire plug at the corner of
Seventh and jackson streets, yesterday,
flooded the latter street with water.
The street railroad company is putting
down double track on Jackson streetin an
ticipation of the repaving of that thorough
fare.
There will be game of baseball Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock at the Seventh Street
park. between the Insurance men and the
real estate men.
Frank Johnson, an insane crank, was
picked up in the streets by the police yester-
day and lodged in jail. He will probably
have an examination in the probate court
to-day.
The exhibition of Indian ponies, riding a
bucking horse and lassoing, out on the
prairie near the Gentleman's Driving park
will take place at three O'Clock in the after
noon.
There will be a special meeting of the
board of fire commissioners on Monday eve
ming to take into consideration the charges
ny Suicl DlaCh oSaAhSO AoSASeDAAs
Chief Hildebrand sNss
John Sloan, of Crow Wing county, was
before United States Commissioner Cardozo
yesterday on the charge of selling whisky to
Indians He was held to the grand jury
and committed in default of $500 bail.
Next Wednesday night there is to be a
paper carnival at the roller skating rink,
when all will wear paper suits. Gentlemen
without paper rosettes will not be allowed on
the floor till $50. A band will be in atten-
dance.
John Sloan, an Indian, was lodged in the
county Jail yesterday by Deputy United
States Marshal Charles Rikoff, on the charge
of selling liquor on q reservation, and Moses
L&gorde, another Indian in jail for the same
offensc, was discharged.
A pair of mules attached to one Of the per-
ambulating oil tanks became frightened on
jackson street yesterday morning and at
tempted to run away. They only ran about
ten feet when the concern was upset and the
long cared quadrupeds came to standstill.
No damage was done.
That Blaine and Logan club meeting that
was announced to take place on Rice street
JdSO uiSut, near University AVENUE uio hOl
matcrialize. What is the matter! Does not
not the Ohio election returns show up as well
as expected! Was this an attempt to coun-
teract Normandin's rousing Democratic
meetings in the Fourth ward?
The fourth annual assembly of the Emmett
Light artillery at Armory Hall last evening
was highly enjoyedS sociable event, and
fully $50 couples kept step to the music of
the North Star band until daylight com
menced to show up in the eastern horizon
The supper was elegantly spread at the Buck
eye restaurant on East Seventh street.
About O'Clock yesterday morning man
drove up to the Farmers Home hotel in the
Sixth ward, and leaving horse and buggy
standing in front Of the premises he sud
denly vamoused, Later in the day the rig
was identified as belonging to a farmer at
Rosemount from whom it had been stolen =.
The thief made good his escape.
The bicycles were in a majority last night.
Sixteen of the Minneapolis Citizens Wheel
club came down to st. Paul, and with the
club of this city had parade in the evening
which was very creditable one indeed
After the parade, they went over to the rink,
where they gave an exhibition Of skill, in
GLIDING the shadow drill. After this six of
them went back to Minneapolis on wheels,
the rest took the cars