St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

The committee on claims failed to get a
quorum yesterday.
The committee on police will hold meet
ing at 7:30 O'Clock tomorrow evening.
It is now the style to go out on the
promenade with an autumn leaf in the right
hand.
There will be a special and important
meeting of the board of education tomorrow
evening.
A new mating was placed upon the floor
of the clerical department in the county
treasurer's Office yesterday.
Henry Muller, fine looking lad of seven
teen years of age, was adjudged Insane in
the probate court yesterday, and sent to-St
Peter.
A young woman was brought over from
the Sixth ward at II 80 last evening in the
patrol wagon in shameful state of intoxi-
cation.
G. V. Bacon's subdivision of lots IL and
IL, of Buell. 81 Mackubin's Outlots, contain
ing sixty lots, was examined and approved
yesterday.
DR.. Frey's drug store, in the Well block,
corner Westminster street and Lafayette
avenue, will be opened for business to-mor-
row morning.
Chief Black denies that the water gave out
at the hydrant at Saturday mornings tire,
but states that in order to get two streams on
the fire he had to lay $3.50 feet of hose.
When fire was discovered at the county
Jail building yesterday, the way the record
books of the county auditors Office were
rr1cba nod int c,Ylt naufinD IN Slow
coaches.
The st. Paul Gospel and Temperance
union, Hon. J. B. Brisbin president, meets
at the jackson street Methodist church at
three o'clock this afternoon to complete its
organization.
The temperance meeting at the Jackson
street NJ. E. church this afternoon will be
addressed by the Hon. J. B. Brisbin, presi-
dent of the Christian Temperance union,
w. D. Eadd, and others.
The state auditors clerical force got moved
back into their old quarters at the state CAPT
tol yesterday, and the clerical force of the
secretary of state department hope to get
similarly settled by Tuesday.
A drunk aud .disorderly negro named
Robson, who was making a riotous,
drunken disturbance at the corner of Sixth
and Wabashaw streets early last evening,
was promptly pigeon holed at the city hall.
Detective Walsh, Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad company, returned from the north
last night, having arrested and jailed half
dozen confidence men, who have been
''working' the northern extension of the
road
Fire Commissioner z. H. Schliek on yes
terday received splendid photograph of his
store, Fourth and Wabashak, showing the
fine manner in which it was decorated at the
time OF the recent German national con-
veDtion.
20 Andrew E.Johnson, of the firm of Kellogg,
johnson 81 Co., was at the residence of State
Treasurer Chas. Kittleson, 31S Sumner
street, on Friday night, and knew nothing of
the burning of his factory until he read it in
the morning papers.
Mailer 81 Thompson, the jobbing firm
that became financially embarrassed a few
weeks ago, have made satisfactory agree
ment with all their creditors, and the bust
ness will be continued under the name of
j. NJ. Mailer, agents.
Mary Pry was granted a divorce from
James d. Pry for desertion, in the special
term of the district court yesterday, and
Judge Brill took the similar else of Corn elius
Williams asking divorce from Mary r. Will
Jams under advisement.
The entertainment given by the German
society, last Sunday, for the benefit of Albert
Glaetzner, netted between $500 and S400
In view of the untimely death of Mr. Glaetz-
ner last week, the money ca me as a merci-
full messenger to the afflicted family.
The shoe factory fire on Saturday morning
destroyed considerable fencing on Won Min
den street, forty feet of W nich fronted the
residence of Messenger Ed Hannah, OF the
state capitol. man nanled Oula, tenant
in this house, was the ii rst to discover the
fire.
By the order of Acting Postmaster Gen
eral Hatton, on and after October 1, all
postofces of the first Glass shall keep open
until O'Clock p. IN. for the issue and paw
ment of money orders, for the receipt of
matter intended for registration and de-
livery of registered IN after.
Mrs. Col. Allen received copy of an in
vitation yesterday extended by ReY. Father
Carroll. of New York, to Col. Allen and the
Sitting Bull party, TO attend the services
this morning at the college of st. Francis
Xavier. Fifteen seats have been reserved
for the party and they will attend in body.
Extra arrangements are being made for a
grand rally tomorrow evening of the Fourth
ward Cleveland and Hendricks and Merri-
man club. The meeting which will be held
at Gelderman's store, University and Far
rington avenues, will be addressed by Gen
Johnson, president of the club, Normandin
and others. A big time is expected.
Harry Young, the industrious commits
sioner of immigration, has his bete noir.
Some prankish inmate of the capitol watches
until he goes out Of his room for moment
and slips in and writes in one of Harry's
scratch books, ''Why should America he the
dumping ground of Europe." 1t grieyes the
Jealous commissioner to think that any one
should value his effort To dump settlers on
our prairies so lightly.
PERSONALS.
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