St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-26
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

c. T. Mcnamara presented his son j
Mcnamara with valuable mink overcoat
yesterday.
Stephen Burns spread an elegant free
inner for his patrons at the Market House
restaurant yesterday.
The Christmas present made Turnkey
Rowell, by the cook of the county Jail yester-
day, was 2 new freak in culinary service.
The Christmas dinner at Golden's res
taurant on east Seventh street, yesterday, was
a credit 10 that number one establishment.
E. NJ. Robins colored dude, became
involved in a quarrel with African bellies on
Cedar street yesterday, aud was lodged at the
city hall.
Deputy United States Marshal Bracket.
of Duluth, lodged Kitty Blake In the county
Jail yesterday on the charge Of selling liquor
without a license.
The Christmas dinner bill of fare at the
county Jail yesterday consisted Of turkey,
roast beef, mashed potatoes, sourkrout,
mince pie, peas and bread.
Secretary II. II. Young, of the state board
of immigration, will return from New Or
leans to-day, having stopped en- route in
Iowa TO spend Christmas with brother.
Deputy Sheriff Neill, of Bismarck, lodged
four hard looking criminals in the county
Jail yesterday whom he will take to the Da-
kota penitentiary at Sioux Falls this morn
ing.
John Deutscher and John Keef having be-
come too highly impregnated with beer, got
into fight on st. Peter street yesterday af
ternoon, and were retired by an officer to
the cooler.
The members Of Chemical engine No. 1
presented Capt. Eugene Irvine with an ele-
CANT sealskin cap yesterday, while Nelson 81
Co., the Seventh street tobacconists also re-
mem bered the company with couple of
boxes Of cigars.
Mrs. Lou Sparks, having got the worst end
in domestic quarrel with some colored ac-
quaintance, on coming to the city hall in a
very drunken condition to complain, was
ordered locked up by the chief and made the
cooler resonant day and evening yesterday
with her Christmas carols.
The second fire at Kahn Bros. store on
Jackson street on Wednesday was not started
by sparks left from the noon fire, but by the
occupants building up fire in a stove hsv-
ing pipe entrance to the defective chimney
which was the cause of the trouble, and con-
trery to the orders of Chief Black.
telephone alarm at s ;O1 yesterday morn
ing took the department to 50 West Ninth
street, where a mass of wood piled up again st
a cook stove had set fire to the first floor of a
small dwelling occupied by Peter Dunbar
The loss on the building was $50, and on
the contents S25, both Of which were unin-
sured.
The spectators who took lots of seats at
the Opera house last evening, one lot up
stairs and one down, got badly left. Both
these sections stood empty all the evening as
public and open notification
to spectators not to attempt to get
corner on seats. There were 155 of
these empty seats which is a very acurate
pretty clearly demonstrat that the manager
OF the Opera house had no part or lot in the
speculation.
Harry Woodson, the Black Diamond, ia
nous sparrer and athlete, was the guest of
Z. A. G. Smith on Christmas day. He had
just come in from Winnipeg, where he has
been filing a two weeks engagement,
and succeeded in knocking out Hadley, of
Boston, in fonr rounds. G. A. c. Smith and
Woodson were engaged TO fight to a finish
with hard gloves, but there was some hitch
in the affair, and so, instead, they will spar
for points with soft gloves, either four or six
rounds, in ST. Paul, sometime between the
LIST and 10th of January.