St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-12
CITY GLOBULES.


the capitol is nearly completed.
Four deaths were reported at the health
Office yesterday. Three Of which were from
diphtheria.
It has been decided to hold the st. Paul
letter carriers ball at Market hall, Friday
evening, November %.
Supt. Kiehle issued the last of his educa-
tiona general orders yesterday to his New
Orleans exposition force.
The wood work on the Church of st. Louis,
corner of Wabashaw and Exchange streets,
has been neatly reprinted.
The weather is not just the kind that
pleases the fuel dealers. For the sake of the
poor may it continue this way all winter.
The court cases in the general calendar
for the September term of the district court
viii be set next Friday mornings session.
Messrs. Kennedy 81 Chitteuden, of Waba-
shaw street, on yesterday paid s7OO.42 Gus
tom duties on four cases Of HaYanna cigars,
imported direct from Cuba.
Mr.. Joel E. Whitney has erected very
handsome double tenement house on Sum-
NIT avenue near Wabashaw street, which is
an ornament TO that portion of the city.
The state library received the following
volumes to-day; The Newgate Calendar, four
volumes; Leaning 81 Spicer on Grants and
Concessions of New Jersey from 1864 to
1712.
The police should put stop to fast driving
across Wabashaw street at the Fourth, Fifth
and Seventh streets crossings especially, be-
fore loss of life and limb occurs at these
points.
small boy named Dennis Flynn was ar
rested by Officer Mcbride yesterday on the
charge of stealing dinner pals from the
workmen employed on the jackson street
pavement.
Albert Brown, supposed crook, was ar
rested by Officer Lowell last night, Oh sus-
picion Of being a house breaker. H. could
give no account of himself, and was locked
up to await developments.
Secretary Young's jumbo map of Mime
sofa for exhibition at the New Orleans ex-
position is nearly completed and will be
mounted and hung up for exhibition at the
state capitol in few days.
Permission was yesterday granted by the
building inspector to John NJ. Calson to
build two-story brick veneered double
tenement to cost $4,000 on the south of
Irvine park drive, between Walnut and Chest
nut streets.
The many friends of J. Carroll Stephens,
for some time clerk in the Northern Pacific
railroad general Office, will regret to learn
of his death which took place at No. 166
Pleasant avenue from congestion of the
lungs yesterday forenoon.
AT noon yesterday a fight occurred be-
tween two boys in the basement of the ''Day''
Office, in which one cut the other severely in
the breast with blade. The fracas was over
some stolen dinner from the men in the es-
ishment and Officer Mcbride arrested the
hoodlum.
Gen. A. II. Terry, accompanied by his
q. D. c., 1t. A. B. Johnson, .. S. A., left
last evening for Washington City. The
General is a member of the court martial
ordered for the trial of Judge Advocate Gen
eral Swain and Col. Morrow. He will be
absent for several days.
The merchants and business men all unite
in the belief that our elections are too fire.
quent. All business seems to have been
parayzed by the excitement consequent
upon the election of Grover Cleveland. How
to the new order of things and business will
be revived all over the land.
Late Monday evening Henry Martin, a
steamboat roustabout, fell into a pond on
Washington street near Eagle and was fshed
out more dead than live, by two boys. He
was taken to physician in the patrol wagon
and after the water had been pumped out OF
him he was conveyed to the city hospital.
He had almost recovered yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Jacob Zimmerman, of st,
Louis county, accompanied by VIM. Nc
Quadi and Robt. McQuade as guards, lodged
the following in the Saltwater peniteutiary
yesterday: Daniel Coleman, sentenced fol
three years for robbery; Geo. Curtis, eigh,
months for assault; John Morgan, two years
for larceny.
Those who are waiting to see charges pre-
terred to the fire commissioners against
Chief Black and his character will have &c
wait awhile. The chief says he is willing tc
have his linen investigated at any time. apd
The commissioners would only be too glad to
get hold OF the proposed investigating com
mittee. 1t is evidently a case of ''put up OF
shut up"
Owing to the immense crowds that at
sOANSN OAO SNSdb duCuOu sale Oh S3O. UO(
worth OF dry goods and clio thing at 40 Waba
shaw street, the manager, Mr.. Kayanagh
vas obliged to close from last Friday moor
until this morning to give time to straighter
Itock and rearrange. This morning The
tale will again commence. Every article
offered win be sold, no matter what it ma,
bring.
The residence of DR.. ]. W. Thompson, tn,
Icculist, on Twelfth street, was entered or
Monday night by burglars by prying open
ttchen window, from whence they gained
Idmittance to the main part of the house.
Dr.. Thompson being aroused, the burglar,
heard him making preparations to com,
Town stairs, and made a hasty exit by wa,
'd the front door without securing an,
booty.
One Mr.. Mcintyre, formerly janitor of the
Adams school, was sent some time since to tn
insane asylum at st. Peter, where. remove,
rom whisky and other intoxicants. his rea-
Ton returned 10 him, and be was temRoraril
released and returned home His grea
pleasure at seeing his family and hesrin,
VI Cleveland's election he wished to heiehtef
" just drop of liquor. 1t proved too mncl
or his weak brain, and he began abusing hi
wife and children. The result of this was HI
lrrest and confinement in the cooler. wher
he will have time to recover his reason an,
DOL his fevered brain.