St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-09
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.


Two deaths we're reported at the health
Office yesterday.
Two small increased pensions were re-
ceived at the adjutant generals Office yester-
day.
A case of diphtheria at No. 1873 Mound
street was reported at the health Office yes
terday.
A wood SAWYER named Tuaff was snatched
MP in a wild state Of intoxication by an
officer on Seventh street last evening, and
lodged in the cooler.
CITY Treasurer Refs on yesterday redeemed
$1,000 of city bonds issued for revenue pur-
poses in 1864. He also paid accrued interest
on city bonds amounting to 4,5OO.
Emmett Light Artillery elected the follow
ing officers yesterday afternoon: Captain,
Thomas O'Brien; first lieutenant, 7. j. Ken
nedy; second lieutenant, Dan1 O'Keefe.
Mary Gilman was picked up by the police
in very drunken and quarrelsome condi-
ton early last evening, and lodged In the
city hall.
Detectives John O'Connors and Ahern on
yesterday ran across couple of crooks who
were taken to the train and given the grand
rush out of the city.
From the Blarny stone to Vesuvius is the
topic of the lecture of Rev. DR.. j. Carroll, at
Plymouth church, Tuesday evening next, for
the benefit of the Woman's Christian Home.
Yesterday Secretary McNeale shipped ten
thousand copies of the annual report OF the
st. Paul chamber of commerce to the south
ern exposition at New Orleans, for distribu-
ton there.
The political excitement over the recent
presidential election Quoted down good
deal yesterday, and people were generally
disposed to admit that Blaine and Logan
were defeated.
The body of VIM. Court, who was buried a
few DAYS ago in the bottom of a well near
Mendato. was dug out on Thursday. He
was evidently killed instantly, as his neck
was broken and one of his arms also.
A sixteen year old kid became so drunk
and disorderly in a shooting gallery on
last evening as to become unmanageable by
his friends, and he was therefore arrested by
Officer Leyda and taken in the patrol wagon
to the city hall.
The conference of Congregational churches
at st. Cloud last week was remarkably large
and spirited gathering. For strong, bright
men and notables from abroad it has rarely
been equaled in the history of this body.
The Woman's Home missionary meeting was
the best ever held. The generous hospitality
of the people, the marvellous weather, COM
bined to make it great success.
VIM. Dale was given verdict Of 1926 for
wages against the st. Paul Manufacturing
company by jury in the district court yes
terday, and in the case of DeCoster IL Clark,
Jackson street furniture dealers, against
John B. and Robert M. Livingston, formerly
of the Livingston hotel, on Wabashaw street,
on claim for furniture, was given to jury
to bring in sealed verdict
Postmaster DR.. Day has had taken the pho
tographs of himself and staff which are to
form part of the postoffice exhibit at the
New Orleans Worlds fair. The photographs
represent the gentlemen In charge of the five
divisions of the department, viz: Assistant
Postmaster P. 0'Brien, Capt. E. s. Bean, G.
w. Hardacre, superintendent of the carriers
department, Mr.. A. E. Collins, and j. B.
Fondel. The carte de viS of DR.. Day adorns
the center of the group and the photographs,
which are exceedingly natural and life-ilke,
are in frame 22x27 inches.