St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-31
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The plumbing appliances at the court
house are being Oyerhauled.
Kavanagh will sell at corner Third and Cedar
streets, to-day, At IL O'Clock, fire department.
horses.
The first biennial report Of the state board
Of corrections and charities will be ready Tor
distribution to-day.
Yesterday was the first day Of the present
month that old sol was able to liquify snow
and ice at high noon.
They detect a Minneapolis man at the
state capitol at once, from the fact that be
never closes a door behind him.
The board of abatement failed TO ac-
comphsh any business yesterday afternoon
and adjourned to Tuesday, Feb, 10.
Another interesting programme is in
vogue for the social meeting Of the Gospel
Temperance union, IS East Seventh street,
this evening at O'Clock. All are cordially
invited.
Kate Mcdonald was acquitted in the
United States court yesterday on charge of
selling beer in Duluth and released from the
Ramsey county jail, where she has been in
comm eule0t SIX Weeks. Suc AOA
Duluth last evening.
Department Commander Becker, Of st.
Paul, appointed ex-A. A. G.. H. A. Norton,
of Minneapolis, to fill the same position the
coming year Comrade Norton was greeted
with cheers BY the encampmeGt upon his sp-
pointment, which shows his popularity.
The regular quarterly meeting of the state
board of corrections and charities occurs at
the state house at 10 a. IN. next Tuesday
At this meeting Secretary Hart will report
on the workings Of schools for INDECENT
children as operated In several of the other
states.
On motion Of County Attorney Egan
Charles Blomstrom was released from the
county jail yesterday, where he has been in
confinement for fifteen months for forging
an order whereby he obtained box Of CT
CARS. He skipped to Chicago on the even
ing train.
Vim. F. Hochmann having kicked up
drunken riot in 4 house OF questionable
character, near the corner of Sixth and jack
son streets, early last evening, an officer, in
trying 20 arrest him, met with stubborn
resistance, which led him to summon aid TO
effect the capture.
AOuHkI AuullOI CdIlltS ~ DIltu udu az OlA
fashioned house warming at his new resi-
dence on Case street on Wednesday evening,
fully seventy-fve Of his friends being present.
Dancing, music and refreshments were on
the programme and very pleasant time re-
suited.
A jury heard the case yesterday afternoon
in the district court Of Fred Scott, former
workman Of Wilson & Monkh0use, sueing
that firm and its assignee for the recovery Of
S400 on a promissOry note, given him for
labor before said assignment The assignee
holds he should take his per cent. with the
other creditors.
Hon. L. s. Coffin, representing the far
mers' interests on the railroad commission
board Of Iowa, had a long interview with
Railroad Commissioner Baker at the state
house yesterday. Gen. Baker says that be
reports the Iowa commissioner system to be
grand success in the protection Of agricul-
sural interests.
An error in the report of the department
encsmpment G.. 4. r. recently held at Man
kato made the report of cash on hand in the
ireasuryjnst 81 900 less than II was. That sum
is OF considerable account these hard times.
One thousand eight hundred and seventy-six
dollars and seventy cents is the total cash on
hand in the department treasury.
Joseph Riley having In his possession car
penters' tools In the shape of saws, chisels
and planes 70 the worth of $40 or S12, I'M
dertOok TO sell the same at Tom Jeffcrson's
saloon Inst evening when the proprietor In
formed the police and Mr.. Riley aud his evil
IDENTITY puroined kit of tools were safely
landed in the city hall by an officer.
They say that city official was seen on
The Mississippi street bridge at = O'Clock last
Thursday morning abusing a night guardian
Of the metropolis because he would not take
of his mittens and partake Of a treat OF cold
turkey and mince pie, purlOined from an
evening feast held in that vicinity, with
which the hospitsble would be entertainer
had his pockets stuffed.
There arrived over the Northern Pacific
railroad yesterday from Westminster, B. c.,
young Englishman named Stuart May, up
parenty wealthy and of good address. On
the way down he acted strangely end upon
the arrival Of the train he was taken in |
charge by Officers Cook and Rouleau. He |
has the appearance Of being IN and be will |
be examined to-day by DR.. AuSker and |
Judge McGrorty.
At New Orleans, during the last half Of |
February, there Will be n mountain of pleas !
ure. aud visit 10 the land OF flowers in the |
northern winter time, will be the event Of a /
life time. a select party has been ar
ranged 10 visit the great exposition, leaving |
81. Louis 10y the splendid, palace steam boat,
ST. Paul, on the night of Feb. 10, living on |
the steamer three full weeks. The trip will |
be delightfully."- restful and full OF pleasure.
aud the voyage on the lower river with its
historic scenes will be one OF the greatest
features of the journey. A few choice state
rooms remain, aud full particulars can be
obisined VI L. \. Scott, manager OF the |
Grand Opera house, ST. Paul
White Beavers Cough Cream, is soothing and
ling henlInr