St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-15
GLOBULES.

The lew uoliee patrol indicator at the city
ball was connected with the batteries yester-
day.
The rattle for gold watch, to have taken
place at Twombly's last night, was postponeu
for two weeks
An exciting runaway took place on ST.
Peter street Yesterday, resulting only IN
badly demoralized cutter
A Legion Of Select Knights will be insu-
tinted in West St. Paul in a few days, by DIS
trict Deputy Romano sheire
Charles LeClair and Charles Wigley were
arrested BIZ officer Rose last night while en-
gagged in free fight on Twelfth street
A verdict of not guilty was given by dis
trict court jury yesterday in the larceny case
of r. J. Diamond, and he was Discharged
The Saturday Evening News. published in
West ST. Paul has been sold BY A. 4 verify
to Lewis. u Boe, who will enlarge and Other
wise improve it.
The hot air pipe arrangement for heating
the county Jail was inspected By several gen
tlemep Yesterday, with view to some i'm
provempnt therein.
VIM Coyne, while crazy or drunk, yester-
day, Jumped from a second story windo" on
the Fort road and broke one OF his legs de
was taken to the city hospital.
Mr.. A NJ. Doughcrty, the clever artist and
political caricaturist, has gotten up a unique
and handsome illustrated page devoted to the
interests of Mr.. P T. Kavanagh, his EN-
ployer.
A. B. Martin was on a toot last night and
in doing the rounds he fell through the win
dow of West Third street saloon, and then
tried TO whip the beer-jerker He was yanked
to the tower by Officer Wright
Amended articles Of the c. y. Nelson
Lumber company of St. Paul were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday. the company
increasing its capital stock to s3,OOO.OOO, IN
10000 shares of $50 each.
The committee on reception and the city
officials are requested to meet at Mayor
O'Brien's Office at 7.30 O'Clock tomorrow
night to complete final arrangements for tue
reception to the members Of the legislature
The late United States Deputy Marshal,
Henry Morris, was one Of the charter mem
bers Of Ancient Landmark lodge OF St Paul.
The only remaining charter members are u.
l.. Becker, |. p Wright and A. I. c. Pear
son.
Capital Legion No. 3, Select knights. have
been invited to visit Herald Lodge, No. So,
40. L. w, in West st. Paul, Monday
evening Feb. %. The Legion has accepted
the in vitatiou and will attend In full uni
form.
The members Of St Paul council No. CSC,
ROYAL Arcanum, and their friends, held their
second social hop Of the season Friday even
Ing, at Standard hall. About seventy couples
were present and q very enjoyable time
passed.
A social meeting, with music, reading,
Rotations, ETC., WAS given at the rooms oil
the Gospel Temperance union on Seventh
street last evening. The crowd wac large
ana inclined 10 be enthusiastic. 1t passed
oil pleasantly.
worthless fellow named Frank Worth
went into II Jackson street restaurant last
night, aud, after getting away with a square
meal. he refused To settle the score and
dispute followed, in the course Of which he
was arrested by Officer DAILY.
The employees ofthe post Office department
were kept busily engaged yesterday in
handling valentines, the number passing
through the mails being larger, It is said,
than on any previous year, while those trans
mitted were OF a better class.
The district court for the present week
will resume labor on the civil calender
cases for trial by jury, taking up the few
remaining criminal cases to be heard this
term, on Monday, March %. The number Of
prisoners found guilty during last week will
De arranged for sentence tomorrow morn
ing.
The many friends Of Mr. Frank Travis will
regret TO learn OF his death which took place
after a lingering illness. at the residence Of
his parents on Saltwater street, yesterday
morning. Mr.. Travis was one Of the most
talented young musicians in ST. Paul, having
for several years held a prominent pIsitu
in the Great Western band. He was single
aud thirty-one years Of age.
Ms Uri L. Lamprey's little folks gave a
party yesterday to some OF their little friends
who numbered shout fifty. They enter
tanned them with music and square dances,
magic lantern pictures, legeriemaiu tricks,
tableaux, charadcs and similar PLAYS, and
delicious refreshments were served. The
little ones went home about O'Clock, greatly
pleased with heir afternoons enjoymrnts.
Joseph Pierce, residing at Roseville, in this
state, attempted to board train a short dis
lance from Ottawa Friday evening, ami miss
ing his hold h fell uuder the wheels aud
was killed The deceased had been 50 in
mate Of the hospital At 81. Peter, and having
recovered his health he was released. b, ing on
his way home st the time OF the fatality He
has a brother residing in ST. Paul. who left
for 81. Peter yesterday 10 take charge Of
the remaius.
A large crowd gathered st the Jackson
street roller rink last night To enjoy a pleas
ant evenings skating 10 the music furnished
by the First Regiment hsui. The attraction
Of TIE evening was whrclbarrow race be-
tween four contestants, Chss. Robertson win
ming 10 Eve minutes and thirty seconds. the
distance bcing one mile. "Wednesday even
ing pcxt. the hnal game Of the series be-
twrCn the -, Paul and summit avenue polo
clubs viii be played al this INK
large audience assembled a. the roons
OF the Gospel Temperance union last even
iuE to enjoy the interesting exercises:
''Spring Flowers aud ''Tse DANUBE River,
duets, wvse sung BY Mrs. F. and W ". No
bic. The recisaiiuus ~ Mss Nsmir Pierre
aud Miss Efe Virtue were uic,lv rivcu.
Readings wsrr given hv Mrs. 2. A. Wafer
house aud Dr.. J. l. jacobs. The latter rsp--
cislly pleasing his sudieuce with the r~cital
Of The lrish Philosopher" Prot ". ".
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