St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-27
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

Meeting OF the state normal board, at the
state capitol, at 10 a. m. this morning.
Register of Deeds Robert c. Wiley well
coined little daughter to his home on Sun
day.
Secretary Hart, of the state board Of cor
rections and charities, is on an official visit
to Saltwater.
The second trial of Tom Hanley for the
murder of Ryan will be commenced in Min
neapolis to-day.
The State Agricultural society will hold
meeting at 10 O'Clock this morning at the
Metropolitan hotel
Col Taylor. at the state library, received
ninety-three volumes of the London Law
magazine yesterday.
Mr.. B. B. Peltier, of the st. Paul Transfer
company, reported yesterday, that costly
robe had been stolen from his cutter.
Oliver Nessen was partially examined for
insanity at thy probate court yesterday and
the hearing adjourned. to Friday noon.
Gov. Hubbard received notification from
Boston yesterday that he had been elected
one Of the vice presidents Of the Webster
Historical society, of Massachusetts.
The adjutaDt general received pension
of 81 mouth, and sS44 back, for veteran
at Wells yesterday, and 81 a month, and
s156 back, for veteran at Little Falls.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Richard ]. Cheney and Catherine E. Keeke,
William Kirk Jameson and Lizzie c. Sweet,
Jonathan A. Horton and Catherine G. Bo-
land.
P Mcdonald, Of Motley, was brought to
the city By deputy United States marshal
yesterday, on the charge Of selling bug juice
10 Indians. He gave bail for his appearance
at court
The three case appeal Of Heather. Case and
Brown from the assessment of the board of
public works on the OIkand avenue extern
sion was argued and submitted before Judge
Wi kin Yesterday afternoon.
Peter A. Bergsma and family returned to
St Paul on Saturday, after an extended visit
of several months in England and Holland.
Wuile Mr. B. enjoyed his trip abroad, he says
he is glad To be in st. Paul again.
As a measure OF safety, match boxes, with
patent matches therein, are being put up in
the rooms at the state capitol. which matches
must De scratched on paper surface on the
box itself in order to light the same.
The improvement in County Auditor
O'Bricn's Office is one which will prove Of
the greatest comfort to both officials aud visi-
tors and it took james not long 10 discover
the situation and carry the change into
eff CT
At meeting Of the board Of directors Of
the Masonic Relief association held last night
the following officers were elected: J. c.
Terry, secretary; Robert A. Smith, treasurer;
Samuel D. Fiagg, surgeon; james Smith, Jr.,
attorney.
circular was received at police head
quarters yesterday giving a description Of
William McGee, and Offering a reward Of
$3.50 for his arrest. He is wanted in Ven
ango county, Pa, for the murder of Jacob
Boyle, Jr.
In the derrick damage trial yesterday a
miniature derrick was shown to display how
the accident to Carlson happened through the
breaking Of cable rope The rock being
hoisted was represented by a lump of COM
pressed tin foil.
"A Sufferer writes to the GLOBE as fol-
lows; 1.-THE manager Of the West Side Roller
rink will please let the pubic know when
they are going to give ball their ptarous
will not rent skates, Last Saturday night a
large number Of skates were rented and not
allowed to be used.
Owing to the indisposition Of some Of the
speakers who were q speak last evening at
the bi-weekly meeting Of the Catholic Total
Abstinence society, the meeting was post
poned until next Monday evening at
Pfeifer's hall, when very Interesting pro-
gramme will be carried out.
The lremen wish 10 thank the families Of
Messrs. Brown, Birmingham, Ryan and others,
who SO literally furnished thera with hot
coffee aud sandwiches, at tue Cox factory
hre, at the corner Of Fourth and Locust
streets, on Sunday forenoon, and who got
up dinner for them at noon.
Conductor Calvin, who was injured at St.
James, was not taken to 81. Luke's hospital,
as stated in the p. p. and IGspaieh, but was
at once conveyed ofhis residence on Clinton
avenue, Sixth ward, where he still lies. Mr.
Calvin is progressing quite fsvorably aud no
serious or permanent result is feared by his
fTienus.
lu the United States circuit court yester-
day, Judge Nelson and jury took up the
case of Herman Rebischke VS.. the Chicago,
Milwaukee Il 81. Paul Railroad com pauy
in which action Is brought 70 recover DANA
yes OF SEQ, 600 alleged to have been sus-
tanned by the Plaintiffs having been thrown
FROM train by one OF the conductors OF the
road.
The court room was illed with people all
day Yesterday In the heariug Of the trial Of
the $40, 900 damage case Of Andrew gibson
against Fred Anthem, for the cracking OF his
skull With a derrick pole in the DAYTON bluff
quarry. Mr.. Beal flushed his argument for
the defense late in the afternoon, aud, after
the argument for tie plaintiff this morning,
the case will be given TO the jury.
Rev. c. Lapalas, Roman Catholic priest,
now stopping at the Grand Central hotel. in
this city, n gentleman who has been all over
the continent, teaching aud preaching Chris
tauity To indians aud others has ectncluued
10 take Maj. Nrwson's book entitled ''Tnrill-
ing Scenes Among the Indians" with him 70
France, having found it such an Intensely
interesting book. This viii speak for itself
without any further recommendation.
A woman bearing q six weeks old infant
In her arms visited police headquarters YES
terisy aud related pitiful tale OF neglect
aud poverty; she stated that she had come
from Cedar Rapids. Ia. on visit to her
brother-in-law ana that on arriving here the
latter was 10 poor 20 keep her. aud put her
out She was destitute Of means and desired
To return home. The board Of control took
the case in charge.
The Gospel meeting and song service held
In the rooms OF The Gospel Temperance union
sunday Afternoon WAS largely attended
After a service Of song and the rradipr Of
scriptures and PRAYER by the secretary. the
Rev. NJ. D. Edwards gave sn earnest inter