St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-20
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

The supreme court will close its October
term to-day.
Sheriff Fred Richter arrived home from
Chicago yesterday morning.
Nicholas Gross reports that pair Of black
hobs were stolen from his barn last Friday.
Professors Kiehle and Northrup are soon
to make trip into several sections OF the
state on educational errands.
The Office of the Daily Hotel Reporter has
been removed to No. As East Fourth street,
Com modore Davidson's Union block.
No one will have the temerity to say that
the climate of Minnesota is uneven after the
present long drawn out cold snap.
There are complaints that the walls Of the
new German American bank building are
developing some unsightly cracks.
It is expected that the bridge across the
railway tracks at the Seventh street fill will
be IN readiness for travel this week
Prof. Winchell, state geologist, just re-
turned from New Orleans, visited several Of
the departments in the state capitol yester-
day.
John Krahusel, crank who thinks he is
pursued by an incendiary, will be examined
for insanity in the probate court at IL m.
to-day.
Boxing at Market hall tonight.
Deputy Sheriff Lunkenheimer took Lizzie
Mullen and Frank Troy, aGjudged to be in
sane in an examination before the probate
court, to st. Peter, yesterday.
This is the last day on which saloon
ha oil ont dor NJ ha-
ing subject 10 arrest. Up to last evening 400
licenses had been issued.
There were seven bidders for the Mississippi
street grading contract in the meeting Of the
board of public works yesterday, and P. T.
O'Halloran, at 5ll, $50 being the lowest, was
awarded the contract.
Andy Cass, an aged mah who arrived in
the city last week from Iowa, and who was
taken violently Ill, was on yesterday removed
10 the city hospital in the patrol wagon.
The state library received yesterday the
Fifty-ffth and Fifty-sixth United States Su-
preme Court reports, they being the Four
teenth and Fifteenth Of Towards reports.
The Sixth warders claim that their Their
mometers registered "a , below zero on Sun
day morning, and that yesterday morning the
mercury went one degree lower in the tube.
Ole Olson alias Roberts was locked up as
drunk and disorderly last night, while a
drunken tramp was rescued from a barn
near the Seven corners in badly chilled
condition.
Paul Hauser broke into a cigar store
through side window on the corner of st.
Peter and Third streets this morning aud
was captured on Chestnut street by Officer
Sweitzer after along chase.
Plenty of sport at Market hall tonight.
A. L. Larpenteur. who came to st. Paul in
1s41 when a mere boy, and who purchased
the site on which the capitol now stands OF
the Indians for 81 % an acre, is now the old
est living settler in this city.
The Swedish Literary society, ''veza, ~
win give masquerade ball at Pfeifer's hall,
the 18th Of February next. Prizes Of $50 in
gold will be given to different masks.
Music by the First Regiment band.
An original mothers pension claim Of IS
for Rosemont, with 81, $40 back arrears, was
received at the adiutant generals office yes
terday, ard a fathers claim Of IS per month
for Belle Plain, with back pension Of 81,
937.
The st. Andrews society propose 10 cele.
brate Burns birthday, Monday evening, jan
uary 20. by social entertainment at Druid,
hall on the corner Of Jackson and Fifth
streets Tickets can be obtained Of any mem
Der of the society.
Messrs- Lamson, Costello and Monfort, Of
the workhouse COM mission, on yesterday paid
visit to that institution, the object being
TO examine into the steam heating apparatus,
the appointments In this respect being found
perfect throughout
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Hugo Stinle and Tereca Hum mel, Joseph
Ferber and Frank Koch, Reinhardt Ian and
Minnie Clemens, Gottfried Brandenburg and
Anguste Wilhelmine and Pauline Schultz,
John McGinuis and Sarah McDonnough.
peculiar fire took place at Seven corners
yesterday afternoon, being the burning o.
street car No 70. of the Lafayette avenue
line. About 2 O'Clock the interior OF the cal
was discovered 10 be on fire. having caught
from the stove located on the front platform
As soon as the fire was discovered the car run
In front Of the St. Paul hotel on Seventh street
where water was procured and it was put out
The cushions and woodwork we're badly
damaged.
Yesterdays issue Of the double-ender con-
tanned an account Of the alleged robbery of &
man named Durkee. II was claimed that be
had been roped into one Of the several vel
known houses OF i'll fame in the vicinity OF
the RYAN hotel, robtsd OF his money, and
thrown into the street In his bare feet. The
police officials think IL strange that no one
heard Of the robbery but the paper in ques-
ton, and a. for the well known houses ~
etc, spoken of, 1t is their opinion that II
they exist at all, they are only well known to
the too previous reporter.
During the small hours OF Yesterday morn
ing some euterprisipg thief paid social call
on the bosrders at Mrs. KeDyou's boarding
house, located at the corner Of Sixth and
John streets. The door was left open so that
he had nc trouble In making an entrance,
aud once within he went through several OF
the boarders. One guest lost $50 In money,
another $40, and Thru $3.50. boarder
returning at O'Clock a. IN. states that he
saw nan.coming down stairs whom be
supposed was all right.
Arrangements have been completed on 6
scale Of great magnidcenee for the fifth an.
nual carnival and masquerade bah of the
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Market hall Tomorrow evening The ut
most care has been taken by the manager.
20 make this the most successful affair Of
the kind OF this season, and Il win eclipse
II possible, all former efforts. The prize:
are very costly and beautiful, being as fol-
lows: Best dressed lady, silver berry dish
best dressed gent, a Bohemian lemonade set
most comic lady. plush card receiver: mos
comic gent, group OF kittens; best clown,
polished smoking set; best group, $40 gold
piece
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