St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-02
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

The exercises at the First NJ. E. church
lyceum will be of much interest,
The regular monthly meeting of the Wo-
mems Christian Home will be held at the
Home to-day.
Mr.. Thomas Lyle was on yesterday the re-
cipient of handsome wine cabinet, the gift
of his employees.
The horse, buggy and harness ratified at
Jessraug's saloon New Years eve, was won
by Officer John Cunniff.
The mercury was rusticating at 25 degrees
below last night with prospect of it going
out of sight before morning.
New Years was rigidly observed by the
occupants of the state house, the federal Of
fees, and the county and city offices who
shut up shop.
Janitor Hammond has everything in readi-
ness for the legislative soions at the state
capitol and has slicked everything up as neat
as pin all over the building.
A venerable German. named Schroeder,
called at police headquarters yesterday and
made inquiry concerning August Krum bach,
his son-in-law, who resided in this city sew
eral years ago.
Regarding the statement that the citizens
gave up first in the snow shoveling contest
on East Seventh street last Wednesday, q
prominent merchant said yesterday that the
street car men played out first and went
home disguised.
Frank C. Stanley is in the county jail
awaiting the action Of the probate court on
Monday on q complaint of insanity. Frank
says he is as sane as anybody, but that after
long abstinence he foolishly went on five
days spree, in the absence Of his guardian
from the city.
The still alarm Of fire at 2:45 O'Clock yes
rerday afternoon was caused by slight blaze
at No. 60 West Third street, occupied by
Louis Rosche as candy store. The fire
caught from an oil stove and communicated
to partition, being discovered ia time to
prevent serious damage.
One of the Indians down here as a witness
for the United States in liquor selling case,
doing the town In the daytime and lodging
in the county jail at night, was picked up so
full Of fire water on Robert street early last
evening that he could not propel his mnccas-
ms and was given quarters at the city hall.
Kelly and bis two fellow burglars, captured
by Detective Dan O'ConDor at Minneapolis,
on being taken from the municipal court to
the county jail Yesterday, were searched in
that Institution, it being the third search Of
their persons since their arrest. The result
was the finding on one of them of a loaded
revolver, which was concealed in his under
clothes.
Gan Evening in Swedenr is the topic of
an entertainment at Plymouth church this
evening, BY Rev. w. W. Montgomery, as
sisted by several Norwegian and Swedish
ladies and gentlemen. After brief address
on the features Of life in Scandinavia of most
interest 10 Americans, Illustrations will be
given of a Swedish family at the breakfast
table; evening occupations in Sweden; the
Swedish method OF railway dining, etc. tits
for the benefit Of the American Home Mis-
sionary society.
1t may be well to remind st. Paul people
that Mrs NJ. A. Shave is now fully prepared
to decorate, tint gid and fire china at her
home, 400 East Ninth street. Her well
known artistic excellence is the best guaran-
teo that all work intrusted TO her accom-
plshed hands will be exquisitely executed.
An Ice cream set painted by her very re-
Gently for st. Paul patron is a beautiful
revelation Of her dainty skill. Heretofore
persons who decorated china were obliged to
send il away TO be fired, but now Mrs. Shave
has every facility for firing it, and the risks
Of breakage and damage are therefore almost
none.