St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-11
The CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.
mr. daotbs ware renorted Yesterday.


The roller skating Kinks are we'll patron
lied.
Gen. Mark D. Flower, of st. Paul, isin
Chicago.
The public schools viii reopen tomorrow
morning.
One death from diphtherla was reported
yesterday.
The Norwegian infantry company is togive
ball, at Pfeifer's hall, Saturday. January IL.
Everybody should remember the high
license meeting for tomorrow night at
Market hall.
Defaulter Swan was better of his illness
yesterday and his wife spent the afternoon
with him in the county jail.
Charles f. and B. f. Locke, of New York,
the managers of the Carnival of Nations ex-
hibition, are stopping at the Metropolitan
Sheriff Richter covered the floor Of the
sheriff's Office with ceroleum yesterday and
moved his family into the Jail building apart
ments.
Z The fifth annual masquerade ball Of the
Merchants hotel employees will be given at
Market hall Wednesday evening, January
q, 1855
Rev. Father Nealis, who has been very
seriously indisposed with typhoid fever, was
slightly better last evening, though he is not
out OF danger by good deal.
The ''Rag Baby' play is the worst give
away on the drug shop business and doctors
prescriptions put up therein that has ever
been publicly inflicted on that branch Of the
trade.
Miss Carrie Bacon, a graduate of the
Hutchinson high school, is stopping in the
city with friends to-day, being en- route TO
enter upon a course Of study at the Mankato
normal school.
None of the lawyers appearing to take up
the cases set in the calendar of court cases
in the district court, at yesterdays session,
Judge Wilkin adjourned the same TO 10 a. IN.
tomorrow morning.
VIM. E. lilies and VIM. Blakely we're ar
aested by Officer Calvin, charged with burg
larry in entering Ferguson's saloon, corner
OF Seventh and Wacouta street, at o'clock
this morning. They secured no booty.
At about l O'Clock yesterday three taps on
the fire alarm were sent in to central fire
hall and sounded on the market house bell
by the workmen mingling the wires in put
ting the police patrol lines into the city hall.
Supt Oyertou, Of the water department,
secured the services OF a diver yesterday to
examine into tue condition Of the inlet pipes
at Lake Phaen. careful inspection was
made and they are reported as in arst-class
condition.
The St Paul Temple No. 2, Patriarchal
Circle, owing to the sickness of some of its
members postponed its third full uniform re-
ception, that was to have taken place &C Odd
Fellows social hall, on Wednesday evening
last, till the evening of the 21st inst.
The Webster Debating and Social club, at
its last meeting, elected the following officers
for the ensuing six mouths: T. r. WilloTer-
scheid, presidents Robert Seng, vice pres-
dent; Ben Hayerkamp, secretary; George
Rochat treasurer The club meets every
Tuesday at their rooms, in Forepaugh block,
Seven corners.
James O'Brien and Charles Warner, who
claim TO hail from Chicago, were arrested
by Officer Rose last evening for stealing a
buffalo robe from the sleigh Of Charles G.
Miles, the Jackson street safe dealer and
locksmith, and were lodged in the city ball,
the booty having been recovered.
On the evening Of the Sd Instant the
friends of DIR. Roy and his wife swooped
down upon them at their residence, on West
Fourth street. quite UNEXPECTEDLY, for the
purpose of aiding them in the proper eele-
bration OF the doctors thirty-seyenth birth
day. The company Of outsiders went In aud
took possession of the establishment. and for
several bours held the fort with music aud
songs and dancing.
The advertising hoo doc wagon, which has
been perambulating the streets In the inter-
ests Of show, came TO grief at Seven cor
ners yesterday where the whole outfit was
taken in charge by Officer Getchell and
yauked TO the station. An Investigation re-
suited In the discovery Of small boy with a
big drum, another boy with a false face and
tin horn and still another Kid In charge Of
big bell The outfit was death on tlmid
horses and Sergeant Morgan ordered them
of the streets.
small man with fetlock OF hair hanging
over massive aud would-he classical dome
OF thought and having in his hand ninety
nine cent grip sack, was seen TO eater the
Union depot the other might and board the
y O'Clock train for ST. Louis He was accom-
psnied by a tall man with glasses who looked
like an admiration point on dress parade
and the parting seemed painful. The name
OF the small man, 10 is understood, Is Hus
sey, late circuatnr of IA defunct evening ium-
mary called the Day, and the tall Individual
was the eX-business manager. The latter
didn' 20 aud 10 was u sad parting.