St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-03
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

A small increase pension for Minneapolis
was received at the adjutant generals Office
yesterday.
started at IL O'Clock, noon, yesterday, ana
worked to charm.
Two new windows are being put in in the
Fifth street side OF Odd Fellows block for the
Germania bank.
John Beedy WIS placed in the cooler last
nig,t ~ Ofiicrr Marion, who picked him up
on suspicion 81 larceny.
The vault Of the state auditor and clerk OF
the supreme court departments in the state
capitoi have been supplied with ventlators.
Before the water is turned on to consum-
mers Oh St. Anthony hill the work must be
reFo "a by the plumbers and examined by
The inspector.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued 70
Christ Nicholson and Emma Smedman, Peter
jacobson and Bertha Thursen, aDd Thomas
w airing and Mamie Jacobs.
The young ladies' guild, of 81. Paurs
church have arranged to give tea party at
the rectory tomorrow evening, the proceeds
Of which will be applied to the purchase of a
new carpet for the guild room.
The case of Paul a. Lavalle, suing city for
$3.50 damages for flooding his store premises
Oh Mississippi street by the grading syste IN
of Mississippi, Granite and GeDesee streets,
was heard 10y jury in the district court yes
terday.
Last Saturday, a young man of plaus-
able address and giving the name of W. c.
cd fnr \ nm
Boston One Price Clothing house. The case
was reported to the police yesterday but he
has not yet been apprehended.
Mr.. j. w. Lindquist, clerk Of the court at
Willmar, is visiting his 81: Paul friends.
Mr. Lindquist, in con nection with the Hon.
]. w. Arctrander will on January lst com
mence the publication of a new weekly news
paper at Willmar, to be called the Argus
Arthur Roberts entered Seventh street
restaurant last evening and after sump-
tuous dine refused to honor his meal check.
The proprietor therefore froze to his over
coat, whereupon Arthur repaired to the
street aud was making all blue with his
curses when he was nabbed by an officer and
locked up at the City hall
The Woodland Literary circle, composed of
young ladies and gentlemen living on st.
Anthony bill, was organized last evening
with the following officers: President, Arthur
Wright; vice president, Paul r. Merrill; sec
cretary, Miss Jessie Young; treasurer, Mss
Susie Green. Mem bership is limited to forty
and the meetings will be held semi-monthly
at the members houses.
Market hall was graced by fair attend
ance of pleasure seekers last night, the oc-
casion being the benefit ball in honor of the
st. Paul Base Ball association. A large num-
Der of tickets were disposed Of, but for some
inscrutable reason only fair percentage of
holders turned out. The programme was
unique and varied, consisting of twenty
Two dancing numbers, and the occasion W as
Tery enjoyable.
Justice Mitchell, in supreme court opin-
ion, published in the law column of the
GLOBE this morning, affirms the decision of
the lower court in striking out certain por-
tons of the answer in the Vermylie divorce
and custody Of children suit, as irrelevant
and redundant and mere matters of evil
dence to prove plaintiff unfit to have custody
OF his children. Essential faults must be
proven and the evidence admissible must
be to elstain such facts.