St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-16
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GLOBULES.
Prof. Kiehle will address the city Sunday
school at Milwaukee this evening.
A decree of divorce was yesterday granted
| to Joseph Smith against Anna Smith.
The North Star Toboggan club will meet
tomorrow evening at the carnival head
| quarters.
Gov. Hubbard and Secretary Jennison
are attending the dairymen's convention at
Red Wing
| The board of public works met yesterda y
morning and went out to view Cherokee
avenue regarding its grading.
| Reported at the health office yesterday:
| Diphtheria at 436 Fuller avenue and 933
births and five deaths.
The board of trade received an invitation
from the Minnesota Butter and Dairy Stock
| association to attend the convention, which
commenced yesterday at Red Wing.
To-day and tomorrow the sale of new
subscribers seats to the Nevada concert
continues On Friday will be the chance
of the general public, and they will improve
it.
Dayton Bluff Lodge No. SO, l. o. o. F.,
has elected officers as follows: V. E. Waffle,
N. G.; William Bernard, V. G.; j. H. FIRE.
| galgas, r. S.; H. W. Philips, P. S.; A. T.
| Oleson, Treas.
John Burke and James Murphy surrepti-
tlously lifted a turkey from a stand at the
market house. but Officer VantrOx got on
to their game and landed them in the
| cooler, turkey and all.
A runaway horse tore up Seventh street
yesterday noon knocking down and running
| over John Erickson. He got up with a
torn coat and a look of amaZement. These
were the only damages he suffered.
Casino Bova yesterday charged James
Christie, West side brick layer, with steal
ing SIS from him. Christie stoutly asserted
his innocence, but Bova stuck to his accu-
sation and Christie was locked up.
The Novatny incest case was continued
till this morning. DR.. Ancker made a
medical examination of the girl and found
no evidences to corroborate the statement
that she had been debauched by anyone.
Officer Fahey, last night while alighting
from dray, slipped and, catching cotton-
hook that hung on the wagon, in his hand,
was terribly lacerated by the sharp point.
He was taken home in the patrol wagon.
There will be turkey shooting and a
| dance in the evening on Dec. Is at r. j.
Diamonds, near Fort Smelling. All are
cordially invited. Every effort has been
made to make the sport of shooting inter-
esting.
A considerably larger audience than on
the opening night witnessed "a Tin Sol
dier'' at the Grand opera house last even
ing. 1t will be given twice to-day. The
Grand will be unoccupied the balance of
| the week.
Officer Schaeffer was arraigned before
Mayor Rice yesterday on charge of as
sault preferred against him by H. A. Stone,
who claimed the officer slapped him in the
face. Schaetfer pleaded guilty to the charge
and was fined 500.
Dora Johnston, who was arrested yester-
day for shoplifting in the glass block, was
examined in the municipal court yesterday.
AS the girl has borne an irreproachable
character heretofore, she was discharged
with strong dose of advice.
The following new books have been re-
ceived at the state library: Forty-three
volumes Congressional Globe, seventy-six
volumes Alabama reports, eighty-two vol
umeS Missouri reports, siXty-twO volumes
Mississippi reports. four volumes Abbott's
National Digest, journals of the legislative
council and assemblage of Quebec for 1885.
Mr.. Patrick McManus who has been as
sistant health inspector during the past
year, has brought suit against Gilbert
Donaldson for $4,000 damages and an
other against Mrs. Mintzer for the same
amount. The suits are brought to recover
| damages for ISLANDERS uttered and published
by the defendants during the Odorless COM
| pany's investigates at the city hall a week
or two ago.
Sergt. Murphy swooped down last night
| on the Montreal house. on Minnesota street.
between Fifth and Sixth streets, and bagged
a lot of gamblers and their outfit. They
| gave their names as j. Cunning, J. Davis,
John Wilson, Charles Smith, Henry Taylor,
Ed Fuley, Louis Carter, Richard Breed.
James johnson, William Briggs and George
| Smith.
At largely-attended meeting of the
| Wakouta Tobogganing club held last even
ing at carnival headquarters in the Ryan
| hotel the constitution and bylaws proposed
| at previous meeting were adopted. White
blanket jacket and knickerbockers, blue
| stockings. red sash and red and blue tuque
were decided on as the club uniform. An
| other meeting will be held next Monday
| night.