St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-13
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The "Adamless Eden will be given for
the last time at the Olympic this evening.
A. w. Stielow of West st. Paul won the
horse at Richows sample room last evening.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Vaccinations, 1; marriages, 5; births, 3D.;
deaths, 3.
The funeral of the late DR.. John Steele will
take place from his residence on Tenth street
tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
Charles J. Kovits died yesterday at the
American house. He was one of st. Paul S
oldest citizens, being in his 93d year.
Mrs. Addie Myers, living at the corner of
Sixth and Robert streets, died very suddenly
yesterday morning of angina pectoris. She
was q years old.
Ole Olson. who was caught stealing wood
Friday night was arraigned in the municipal
court yesterday, and. pleading guilty, was
sent out for thirty days.
The Saltwater Polo club defeated the West
St. Paul club at the roller rink in the former
city last night by a score of to /. The game
did not last over fifteen minutes and was hotly
contested.
A fire on East Seventh street, near Douglas,
about $3.50 last night destroyed Il barn and
two horses owned by Weber & Schliek. a
grocery firm. The damage was about $500,
insurance $500.
John Kinkaid, charged by Dyer & Bro.
with embezzlelnent, had his case continued
till Dec. 10. The case Of Otto Stumke, CHARGED
with embeZzlement by the Continental lnsur-
ance company, was continued to Dec. II.
The West st. Paul branch of the Irish Ma
tional league will meet at their hall, corner
Fairfield and Dakota avenues, tO-mCr o v
evening at O'Clock, when the delegates 10
the national convention at Chicago viii be
elected.
Box 23 OF the police alarm system has been
removed from the corner Of Wabasha and
Tenth streets to the corner of Fairfield ave-
nue. and State street in the Sixth ward, and
box No. SO has been placed on the corner Of
WahaSha and Tenth.
Subscribers to the EXposit OF rink popularS
can secure their u, kets TO the Nevada con-
cert tomorrow at the rink. New subscribers
can have the same privilege until Friday
next. when the board Will be thrown open to
the general public
Garfield post and the relief corps instituted
another fair at Garfield Post hall yesterday,
TO dispose Of the articles left at the fair held
few days ago. The affair was 4 success,
and in the evening a fine crazy quilt made by
the ladies WAS disposed OF.
George Wilsol, W. 4. Harlow. Fred Stew
en- , Ed Wilson, john Jones, IL. z. Johnson
ana Charles True were arrested last night for
gambling. 1hey were found in building on
East Seventh street, near the Dime museum,
engaged in the festive ''draw.''
q meGtlUE OF the executive committee OF
the State Dairymen's association will be held
Dee. 10. in State Auditor Braden's Office at
the capitol, to arrange the annual meeting and
lecture which takes place the first Thurs day
in February at some place to be designated
in the state.
warrant was yesterday sworn out b Y j.
J. Hamill. formerly a Dispatch reporter, for
! the arr est of CHIEF Black of the fire dep art
ment, whom he charges with using abusive
ard obscene language intending or tending
TO provoke assault. Hamill claims that the
chief TOOK exceptions to some street sauce
! t'at he dished up TO him. and the next time
he went to the fire hall. addressed him in OBJ
So. abusive language.
| Charles McCurren. the animal man. ana
keel er o. the lions belonging to Harris Nc hel
Plate circus. had narrow escape yesterd ay
evening at the Fourth street museum Where
| the lions are on exhibition While passing
along in front of the cage where they are,
e largest lion Prn Il, reached out ana seized
Mc,urren around the body with botn paws.
Before it could injure him. however, the
nervy lion tanner broke away from its grasp.
/ none the worse for his adventure than a torn
coat and few slight scratches upon his
| breast and arms.