St. Paul daily globe., 1884-12-07
CITY GLOBULES.

Yesterday was falling weather.
Three deaths were reported yesterday.
Saturday was bonanza day for the black
smiths.
A case of diphtheria at No. S25 Mound
street, was reported yesterday.
A good many people did the roller skating
act on the street yesterday.
The houseksepers on St. Anthony hill viii
receive their first supply of Lake Vadnais
water on Monday.
r1Mr Frank Tousley was on yesterday re-
appointed to his former position as route
agent in the railway mail service.
There will be preaching at $3.50 this after
noon at'the Bethel Mission, corner OF Sixth
and Rosabel streets, by Chaplain Smith.
It was difficult for even the wicked to
stand on slippery places yesterday, and
many Of the truly good were brought low.
An insane man and woman on their way
to the Dakota hospital at Yankton were
lodged in the Ramsey county Jail yesterday,
by the sheriff of Fargo.
Chas La Claire, very respectable looking
man, was locked up early last evening at the
city hall for whooping it up alcoholicly at the
Seven corners.
Jailor Joe Spiel fell on the sidewalk yes
terday. HIS raiment were somewhat dam
aged but an examination showed that his
brain was unaffected.
There were juvenile gymnastic exercises
at Turner hall last evening by the Turner
society, which was followed by an enjoyable
ball by the Turner society.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
P. G. Carlson aud Elsie Gabrielson, Chas.
Jabriers and Grace f. Houghland, and Jo-
seph Rodfsal and Annie Stevens.
The suit of Hon. Ignatius Donnelly against
the Pioneer Press for libel was argued and
submitted in the special term of the district
court before Judge Simps yesterday.
Mrs I. P. Wright slipped and fell on the
icy sidewalk in front of Field 81 Mahler's
store at Bridge square yesterday, and sus-
tanned painful but not very severe bruises.
Residents along the lines of the new
water mains feel considerable sense Of re-
lief at the additional security of ample
supply of water against the incident of fire.
A building permit was yesterday issued TO
Margaret Grimshaw for two story frame
dwelling on the north side of Selby avenue,
between Dale and st. Albans streets, to cost
So, 900.
The New Ulm company of the National
guards are losing their military interest, only
twenty reporting for inspection by Adjutant
General MacCarthy last week, Wednesday
evening.
Uncle Isaac Cr,ssley, the colored farmer
recovered a verdict of $50 against Rose
township yesterday in the district court for
damages to his property by laying out of the
Brugg erman road.
All the evide nee having been taken before
Judge Wilkin in the Vanderworker divorce
case consuming two days and half, the
hearing was @djourned yesterday noon to
January 16 for argument.
A man wSs picked sCup by an officer
early last evening in front of the Gilfllan
block on jackson street, yelling fire at the
top Of his lung power, and was put to bed on
city hall bench blink.
A new enterprise is on foot in st. Paul
having in view the establishment of a tele-
graph and telephone company to be known
as the Peoples Interstate Telephone and
Telegraph company, with a capital stock OF
$S0,0
There are to be some presents made on
Christmas which Will be astonishers to GER
tain public officials In the city. Yet all Of
them need not get nervous over this an
nouncement, as not everybody will be re-
membered.
On Christmas eve the Turner hall Sabbath
school, embracing 100 children, will give an
NJ MT I haa hau oft nf
intendent, Prof, B. w. Baenish, who has
most acceptably fill ed that position for the
past six years.
Architect Buffing ton has left the big wrench
at the state capital with which his workmen
bolted up its saggi ng roof, and if he don't
look out some gra' nger of the next Minnesota
legislature will get hold of it and be asking
difficult questions.
Fire Commissio ner Edward H. Schleik has
sent in his resignation as member Of the
board. He resigns for reasons of purely a
business cbaracte n, his affairs being such
in the conduct of his two stores to require
all his time and attention.
The Swedish ociety Vega elected the fol
lowing officers o n Friday evening; President,
Mayor Victor djortsberg; vice president,
John Nordstro m; secretary, Aug Olson;
financial secre tary, H. N. Clause; treasurer,
NJ. j. Swenson ;; librarian, A. w. Petrin.
In the suit Of A. c. Lounsbury vs. VIM
R. Morrison, tried before Judge Lochren yes
terday, the ] nry returned a verdict for the
defendant; he plaintiff claimed he was to
sell certain real estate for the defendants for
the stipulated price of $4,000. He sold the
property for Sll7, 1920 and claimed he was en-
titled to the $500. The jury, however, de-
cided that he ''don't get it."
The libel suit began all on the quiet by
Mrs. Julia. Darling against Mrs. NJ. NJ
Bunker fors 81 2, 900 alleged damages has been
mysteriously and suddenly withdrawn by the
lady who tho ught her reputation injured to
that extent tiy stories concerning her char
acter, allegd / to have been circulated by Mrs.
Bunker. II will be recalled to mind that
Mrs. DarliI lg purchased the Revere house
from Mrs. Bunker and that on failing to meet
her paym eI It's the property was recovered by
the latter The libel suit grew out of the old
quarrel