St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-05
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.
We deaths were reported Yesterday.

The regular monthly meeting of the Wo-
mans Christian home will be held to-day at
$50 o'clock.
Articles Of incorporation will be filed with
:he secretary of state TO day of a second St
Paul Loan and Trust company.
Thomas King was examined for insanity
n the probate court yesterday. and ordered
committed tn the asylum at ST. Peter.
The building inspector and his assistants
ire at work on the annual report Of the Office.
Mr. johnson says il will take three weeks 10
complete il.
The minstrel street parade yesterday was
preceded by the band WAGON drawn BY four
prancing steeds, James Sbipley manipu at
.ng the ribbons.
Mary A. Mulligan was before U. S. Com
missioner Cardoza Yesterday on the charge
Of opening letters. She gave bail in the sum
Of $500 for her appearance at court.
The water was turned into the Sum nit
and Western avenue mains yesterday aud
the hydrants worked splendidly. The water
will probably be turned into the side streets
to-day.
During Wednesday night some miscreant
fired the contents Of q shot gun into Market
hall. Yesterday Market Master Organ was
sweeping up the broken glass and stray
slugs.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
VIM Leech and Catherine Comon, Alfred
Lundgren and Mary Anderson. John Fl. A.
Krengel and Annie Wochtler, and z. W.
Paulson and Anna Colberg.
The plat of Zimmermau's addition, which
has been approved by the plat commission,
examined by the city engineer and favorably
acted upon by the council, has disappeared
and no trace of 1t can be found.
The trial of the John Croft suit against the
city for $500 damages for flooding his prem
Uses by the Pleasant avenue grading i'm
provcment was taken up before jury in
district court late yesterday afternoon.
A grand complimentary ball is to be given
to Mr.. l.. A. Normandin by his many
friends, the latter part of this month, at
Market hall Our next issue will give date,
music and floor managers Of the grand ball.
The lyceum of the First NJ E. church will
be held at the parlors Of That church tonight,
comm encing at { 80 promptly. The Eng
fish Commonwealth will be discu ssed,
while the programme abounds with recitations
and music.
Edward B. Elbrot in presentation of GER
tifcates from the supreme courts of Missouri
and Iowa, and of good character was admitted
in the supreme court yesterday to practice in
the courts of Minnesota, and will open an Of
office at Minneapolis.
The first entertain ment of the Park church
club will be given this evening in the chapel
corner Holly avenue aud Mackubin street
(St. Anthony hill) The entertainment will
be literary aud musical. The public are cor
daily invited to attend.
Mary Gilmore, who was committed to the
House of Good Shepherds a couple of weeks
ago, met with an accident at that institution
Wednesday night, and broke one of her legs.
She was on yesterday removed to the city
hospital in the patrol wagon.
Election of officers of the German society
(Atheneum), held Wednesday evening, De-
cember 3: President, Otto DreLer; vice
president, G. Limberg; general manager,
Frank Werner; finance manager, w. Bickel;
secretary, Capt A. Sissing; treasurer, s. v.
Hanft.
The funeral of the late Charles Kellerman,
proprietor of the st. Paul house on West
Seventh street, took place at 2 o'clock yes
terday. The remains were escorted to their
final resting place by the Sons of Herman
and a delegation from the A. o. U. W., pre-
ceded by the First Regiment band.
Major Victor Hyortsberg was present at
the drill exercise of company D, last evening
and his bosom swelled with pride at their
proficiency. The major mustered Captain
Bean and his proficient squad into service
and as the grandfather of the company had
right to say out loud God bless you, my
military grandchildren.
At a meeting If Club Minnesota Inde-
pendent Order of Foresters, held Tuesday
evening" the following officers were elected
President, Geo. Thane; secretary, w. B.
Kennedy; treasurer, John H. McFarlin.
Those who wish to join the order as charter
members are invited to communicate with
w. B. Kennedy, secretary, 210 West Fifth
street.
The action, brought by VIM. McAdams
against Wallow & Co., employment agents.
in Minneapolis, last March, to recover S3O6
alleged damages for loss of time and money
in making trip TO St. Louis under fraudu-
lent representations by the latter regarding
the procurement of work, has been transfer
red TO Ramsey county for trial by order of
Judge Young.
John James Kelly presented himself for
lodgings at the city hall last evening, and
bearing a description OF the "Ned," who was
accused by John Dunkley of knocking him
down and trying to go through him near
Irvine park on Wednesday evening, was
locked up on suspicion. He gave his nation
Atty as Yorkshire Englishman, and stated be
had been at work out in the Rockies.
There seems to be no lack of opportunity
for reaching New Orleans cheaply and ex-
pediuously. d. Z. Roselle, announces else
where that he has arranged for an excursion
leaving St. Paul and Minneapolis ON the af-
ternoon of the 22d and reaching New Orleans
Christmas morning. The party goes in
Pullman palace cars for S32 90 the round
trip, and S. for sleeping berth, round trip.
This is as cheap as the cheapest. All the
details appear in Mr.. Roselle's announce
ment
A railroad man named West, and hailing
from New York, was brought into the city
hall early last evening, claiming that he was
very strangely i'll from what he thought was
drugged sherry wine. He had been drink
ing this beverage at several places with some
new fonnd friends here, and at the last place,
thinking he had been dosed, made bis es-
cape from them and went into the opera
house. Here he was so i'll that he came out
and reported to an officer, although he felt
better on getting into the open air.
Frank Sawyer and his pardner vagrant,
Richard Corley, came in for lodging at the
city ball last evening, and were promptly
placed in cells. Sawyer is the vagrant whom
John Costar, held to the grand jury in the
mnnipinnl RI n.
lgnatius Donnelly's coat gave the coat TO