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

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Six deaths were recorded yesterday.
The street crossings arc in beastly condi-
ton.
Diphtheria is reported at No. 247 Josette
street.
The school teachers, officers, etc., were
paid sl4, 900 yesterday.
The police patrol wagon has been nicely
painted and put on wheels.
March showed its teeth in quite brisk
wind this morning of the same old sort.
Hook and ladder truck No. 9 is draped in
mourning for the late Capt Malloney.
" Z. Magraw this morning assumes the
position Of city circulator of the GLOBE.
Frederick Shickle of st. Louis is in the
city on business connected with the firm, of
which he is the senior.
There were eighty-seven deaths in St. Paul
during February, four of which were from
diphtheria and two from typhoid fever.
Mrs. Julia n. Goforth will erect a neat
brick residence on Lincoln avenue near the
the junction Of Grand street at cost of
$4,000.
4HS SSOioi 4OiIhiShbiS AoiAy ~ NHN WIN
perance societies will be held at Pfeifer's
hall tomorrow evening. An especially
good program is promised.
Henrietta Judies petitions for divorce
from Michael Judies, alleging that the latter
toileth not, neither doth he spin, and plain
tiff hath been left to shift for herself.
The Knights of St. Paul, Catholic Temper
panauolapf will h0l fbair
lar monthly meeting tom borrow night at 80
O'Clock in their hall at the cathedral.
Michael McCue and William Stone were
run IN yesterday afternoon on suspicion Of
stealing tools. Michael carried hammer
and an empty whisky bottle in his clothing.
Fred Greenward, charged with assault with
intent to commit rape, was convicted of as
sault and sentenced to the work house for
sixty days, to which institution he was yes
terday taken by Deputy Clewitt.
In answer TO the expression of desire
made by E. G. Wall TO match an unknown
against Billy Wilson for a six-round glove
contest, the latter gentleman says he will
promptly cover any forfeit put up by Wall.
The committee appointed to solicit sub
scriptions for the new Base Ball club will
commence work in the wholesale district Of
the city tomorrow morning. The com
mittee consists of Ehe Allen, Manager
Thompson, John Barnes, Charles Friend
and John Ahern.
The ladies of Park Congregational Church
Social society gratefully acknowledge the do
nation of delicious coffee furnished and
made for them by c. r. Croft, at the Con-
gregational club supper last Monday evening"
corner of Holly avenue and Mackubin
street.
All children at the Exposition rink yester-
day afternoon were treated to a package of
candy. The children were accompanied by
their parents, making a very large attend
ance. On Thursday evening all ladies skat-
ing In the grand march will be presented
with 4 souvenir.
Superintendent of Public instruction d.
L. Kiehle writes from New Orleans, where he
is on his second trip to the exposition, that
he is astonished at the fullncss and complete
ness of the exhibit now made, which has
been so greatly improved upon since his first
visit, that he prouuuuces 1t fully equal 20 the
Centennial exposition ut Philadelphia. Prof
Kiehle expects to arrive home Sunday, March
A business man on Wabasha street said,
in conversation last evening, that the saloon
men had been going and coming from the
state capitol In droves all the week, watching
the license bills. ITS costly work for 'em,
however, said the gentleman, "for one OF
'em told me to-day that the senate bill which
die ! an unnatural death, cost 'em full SEQ. 600
to lay out the corpse, and the same lavish
expenditure had been made TO kill the other
bills
The managers of the Woman's Christian
home return thanks to the members Of both
houses aud the ladies and gentlemen Of the
city for the generous support given to them
at the supper Thursday and Friday evenings.
at the capitol; also to all the friends who so
kindly assisted in supplying the supper and
to those who donated dishes and provisions.
Next week, at the same place, the managers
VIII continue TO give good lunch for 80
cents, 10 which all the friends of this worthy
charity are cordially invited.
Articles Of incorporation OF the saltwater
Mannerchor were fled with the SECRETARY Of
state yesterday. The organization is for the
mutual aud mental improvement of its
membership IN voesl and instrumental
music The officers are Adolph Frederick.
president; Frederick Neumeier, vice presi-
dent; Theodore Scholz, secretary; Albert
Drews, treasurer; Julius Duel, manager. who
with Charles Bremen, VIM. Sehermulv, J. A.
Teuner, Emil Kruger. Herman Luhmanu,
Joseph Teanhauger and Theodore Jassoy are
the iucorporators.
E. D. Chaddick, who has heretofore had
charge Of the St Paul department of the
Minneapolis Tribune, has been transferred
70 the Minneapolis end, where be succeeds
Mr.. Russell as commercial aud dramatic edi-
tor. Mr. Russell assuming the duties Of man
aging editor Of the Evening Journal. Mr..
Whiteman, the late managing editor OF the
Journal will take service With the Dispatch
Mr.. ". P Hatch win take charge OF the St.
Paul end Of the Tribune.