St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-08
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

Oeeu issued.
The state library received nine volumes of
the Central Law Journal yesterday.
[ Gen. Baker and assistants are rushing his
railroad report through the mails all over
the state.
The carcass OF very big bear was dis
played in front of Louis Eisrnmenger's meat
market yesterday.
Additional new furniture was placed in
The department rooms of supreme court Clerk
S. II Nichols yesterday.
Secretary Caulfeld, of the water board, re :
ports that all water will be shut OFF at places
where bills are delinquent ON Saturday.
A load of clocks was landed in Sheriff Rich
ter's Office yesterday. being the attached
stock of Herman A. Stone, the Seventh street
jeweler.
The hrst message Of Gov. Hubbard to the
senate was sent in at Yesterdays session,
asking their confirmation OF his appoint
mems.
Mr. Chas. G.. Lawrence, the bright and
talented young attorney, has been admitted
to the law firm of Warner 81 Stevens as a
member.
& The foreman, c. ]. O'Flaherty, Of Griggs
d Foster, was presented yesterday by team
sters and yard men with a fine gold watch
and chain.
The Minnesota Grand Lodge OF Free and
Accepted Masons will assemble at Masonic
block next Tuesday, at noon. large at
tendance is expected TO be present.
John Kerwin accepted his election as
county commissioner yesterday, vice P. L.
Hardenbe berg resigned, and County Auditor
O'Brien administered the oath of office.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John McDonough and Maria Rogan, Reuben
q. Ketchum and Margareta Byford, and
Charles Gorriety and Annie Kennedy.
There will be q meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union in the read
ing room of the Gospel Temperance Union,
No SO East Seventh street. this afternoon at
O'Clock.
A green Norwegian named Boxgner, was
roped into a hox-stall salo, on East Seventh
street couple of niguts ago, and robbed Of
Sl45 10y one Of the fair but frail habitues Of
the crib.
There will be an installation Of officers at
Sc regular meeting of Acker post this even
the Battle Of New Orleans, a suitable paper
will be read by 4 comrade.
The Young Girls'club held their first sol rec
at go st. Peter street last Monday night.
The affair was crowned with a full measure
of success, aud singing and dancing gave
great enjoyment 10 the young ladies until
about II o'clock.
The regular meeting Of the Itasca club,
formerly the jackson club, for the purpose
Of electing officers, and for the transaction
of other business, will be held this evening
at room No. 40, Union block, corner of
Cedar and Fourth streets.
James Watson, a mute, and Frank Gabriel,
another 7agrant tramp, who has made him
self frequent in these parts for three years
past, we're locked up at the city hall last night
and will be sent over the hill to the work.
house this morning.
Gen. James Fl. Bakers annual wolf hunt
ing party at Rapidan, struck the trail OF two
wolves, but the snow was so deep the hounds
could not follow them, and to make up for
the disappointment three wild cats were cor
nered and killed in an exciting fight
meeting Of the ladies and gentlemen
who are to take part in the Carnival Of Ma
TONS" will b., held In the Y. VI. c. A. par
Tors on Friday morning at 10 O'Clock, instead
of Thursday as previously announced. Mr..
Locke, the general manager, will be present
The new Minneapolis River Bank park
cases, which were argued on q motion TO
quash proceedings In the supreme court on
Tuesday afternoon, were also argued on their
merits at the same time and the opinion OF
the court will soon be forthcoming thereon.
John Schmatzbower was arrested yesterday
on the charge Of bastardy, the com plainant
being Mary Holmqulst. He was before Judge
Burr, aud at first refused 10 either marry the
girl or settle the case, but as he was about 10
be com mtted he weakened and agreed to
pay her 5000, when the case WAS dismissed.
In the United States circuit court yesterday
Judge Nelson and jury took up the case of
Lima w. Dunbar against the city Of St. Paul,
for SIS, 900 damages, resulting from injuries
que 10 n fall. The accident occurred two
years ago last Dece IN Der, and at the time the
plaintiff was walking along Pleasant avenue
after nightfall, when she prec plated
from n sidewalk which terminated abruptly,
falling several feet and injuring her spine.
The case is on trial.
At the meeting OF the Crusaders Total Alb
stinence society, held at their hall last even
ing. j. F. Mcclure was unanimously elected
president for the ensuing six months, as also
+. TWohey vice president; J. F. Herman,
secretary; T. Mccarthy, financial secretary.
J. J. Joyce was elected treasurer; II. Lacy,
custodian. and I. d. o. Brien, stage manager.
The executive committee for the next half
year are; c. Towhey. J. T. Towhey, j.
Kelly, .. X Brown aud J. F. Carrere.
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