St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-03
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.


OF which was from diphtheria.
The thermometers have gone out of BUSH
ness. They didn't have fair show.
The state library received the 95th and 96th
Indiana Supreme Court Reports yesterday.
Sheriff-elect Fred Richter will retain in SER
vice Joseph Davis, the faithful turnkey at the
county Jail.
County Treasurer Burton paid out 5000
Yesterday in taking up coupons on Ramsey
county bonds.
The fire department. police force and city
officials were paid $4,000 in December sal
aries yesterday.
The police force are subscribing 81 each
for presentation of purse to the Little Sis
tiers of the Poor
Gov. Hubbard appointed B. F. Irvine as
messenger at the State capitol yesterday, and
be went on duty at once.
The committee on streets Of the council
met yesterday and transacted some routine
and unimportant business.
h The colt at Officer Budy's rattle was won
BY ticket No. AZ. The lucky party has not
yet announced himself.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
partook Of a fine spread at Burns Market
House restaurant on New Years night
The adjutant general received monthly
pension of 81, carrying back pension OF
$4e4, for veteran at Lorgan yesterday.
citizen of st. Anthony hill went out to
look at his thermometer yesterday morning
and could find no mercury in the tube.
a block of stores. three stories high, with
basement, to cost S25, 900, is to be erected
soon on Seventh street, near Robert, by Mr..
McKeOn.
The saloon licenses for 1855 were ready
yesterday, and during the Jay City Treasurer
Refs issued thirty, good send OF for the
first day.
Judge McGrorty, Of the probate court, pre-
scented his two geDtemanly and efficient
CLERKS yesterday with New Years token of
box Of cigars each.
President Lucas, of the Union association,
will b. in St. Paul next week TO consult
sporting men here regarding the formation
OF u nine here this season.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Charles Sandstrom and Minnie Carlson, JEFF
NeisOn and Josie II, Johnson.
The Minnesota teachers had TO walk five
miles the city from the exposition grounds
on Saturday evening last, on account Of a
drivers strike on the city railroads.
GA social meeting consisting Of music, read
ing and Rotations, will be given this even
ing at the rooms of the Temperance union,
IS East Seventh street. All are cordially in
vited
Assistant Secretary of State A. F. Nordin
was presented by friends on New Years with
valuable watch charm, containing, in the
richest workmanship, his deceased mothers
and daughters initials, worked In their hair
on pearl surface.
The resignation of Second Lieutenant
David O'Keefe of the Emmett Light ar
lil.ery, was received by the governor yester-
day and accepted. The reason for the resig-
nation is the leaving Of Mr.. O'Keefe for resi-
dence elsewhere.
Felsen held Bros. g. Co., an eastern firm,
yesterday filed suit in the district court
for 81 1856, against Weiss & Weiss for mer-
,handise alleged to have been sold and deiiv-
cred. The Bank Of Minnesota has been gar
nisheed in the case.
At department headquarters, Fort Sn ell
ing, Mimi. the mercury dropped down on
Thursday night TO 40 degrees below zero, ard
At O'Clock yesterday A degrees below, at 9
l. IN. 40 degrees below, at p. IN. Is degrees
below. aud ats p. IN. IL below.
Yesterday afternoon Detectives Dan
0'Connor and Kenally recovered wolf skin
and goat skin robe, both of which had been
L.,
skin robe is supposed to have been cabbaged
from one of J. b. Cooks cutters.
Frank Hopkins, an Omaha railway con-
ductor injured a short time ago, and since
remaining at the city hospital, was brought
down to the county jail yesterday having
developed symptoms of insanity, and will be
examined at the probate court to-day.
The Kent furniture company, OF Michi-
gan, yesterday brought suit against the Nov
city Furniture company for S233. IS for goods
sold. Cardozo Bros, DcCostcr 81 Clark,
Samuel Potter and A. II. Lohlker, of st.
Paul, aud Phi. Muller, of Saltwater, are gar
nisheed.
A meeting of the committee on streets
was called for yesterday afternoon, but there
being no quorum present it was adjourned
10 Monday evening The important matters
10 come before this meeting are the grading
of Wabashaw street hill and the opening of
Brewster avenue.
Yesterday morning Officer Ringwald found
a farmer in West ST. Paul 81 badly be-
numbed with the cold that he could scarcely
walk. He took him into Ncumanu's bakery
aud rubbed his face and ears, which were
frozen white, with snow. The mercury at
the time was 35 below zero.
Special meeting OF the commissioners OF
the frc department at Central Fire hall this
evening to hear annual reports Of the com
missioners, chief andlsuperintendeut OF the
district lire alarm service, as also to take into
consideration the necessities of the city in
regard to additional fire apparatus.
Roundsman Billy Hauft WAS handsomely
remembered by several Of his friends on New
Years day, who dubbed together and pre-
sented him with 4 brand new and elegant
cutter. The gift was just what be wanted.
and II was = substantial token of the high re-
gard in which deserving and efficient OIL
Ger is held.
Thomas Burns, Mike Howard, Thos. H.
Wall, Vim. Douavau, James Greiner, Ed
knight and John Watson were thinned out
of the tramp dodgers At city hall as sbiftless
Migrants by Officer oKeefe last evening.
placed under arrest. aud will be sent over
the bin to the workhouse by Judge Burr this
morning.
Mr.. Ehle Allen, Of the Merchants hotel, on
yesterday received a unique New Years card
from Gus Williams, the comedian. The card
IS illustrated with scene from the latter's
play, lone OF the Finest" aud is represents