St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

Three deaths were reported yesterday, one
E which was from diphtheris
Messrs. Kennedy & Chittenden yesterday
paid $500 duty on imported cigars.
It is the proper caper to take your girl out
for spin over the snow these Sundays.
THE state library received ninety-two vol
umes Of law works from England yester-
day.
The late cold snap was the cause Of good
deal Of sickness among people more advanced
in years.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Frank krafclak and Anna Gdanska, Martin
PaerynsA and Anna Overland.
The criminal trials for the January term Of
the district court viii commence Monday,
February 2, that week being assigned for
their hearing.
County Auditor O'Brien is having his Of
fetal quarters remodled, which gives his
clerical force much needed elbow room and
his callers a trifle less.
Mr.. Henry Justus, the pioneer wagon
maker of this city, was so unfortunate as TO
fall and break his leg, but he is dong as well
as can be expected, under the care Of DR..
Wirth.
Bernard Staisen reports that he left his
horse and cutter in front of store in the
Sixth ward, Friday night, and that during
his brief absence it either strayed away or was
stolen.
Gov. Hubbard commissioned the following
officers OF Company A, Second regiment. Of
New Ulm, yesterday: Captain, Mack j.
Rooskoff; first lieutenant, Martin Muller;
second, John B. Hecker.
Kate NJ. Cole and John Krahusel were
d. found 10 be insane in an examination at the
probate court yesterday, and Immediately
sent to st. Peter. Since Jan. l there have
been seven insanity examinations in this
court.
In calling on a patient on Como avenue
yesterday, DR.. Talbot Jones left his horse
and cutter in front of the house, and during
hia absence the animal became frightened
and ran away. The cutter was badly dam
aged.
The jury in the case of Bridget English
against the Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul
Railroad company in The United States cir
cult court, returned verdict Yesterday for
50, 200 in favor of the plaintiff, this being
the sum prayed for.
The Ramsey County Pioneer association
has under consideration the propriety Of
concentrating Washington's birthday by
holding an annual gathering aud banquet
Tuesday, Feb. %, the twenty-second OF the
month falling on Sunday.
The mop brigade cleans up the tessalsted
pave of the halls in the state capitol regularly
every Saturday, which is the only way that
they can be kept respectable, and at their
best they look as though they had been
swept by first-class fire.
At the regular weekly drill meeting Of the
Emmett Light artillery, NJ. N. G., held on
last Friday evening, corpOrals z. I. Farrell
and w. K. O'Keefe, were promoted to the
rank of sergeants The battery boys feel
proud Of their two new chiefs OF sections
Three original pensions were received at
the adjutaut generals Office yesterday, one
being 81 per month and 1928 back for vet
eran Of Fergus Falls; So a month and 1922
back for a veteran at Wadena; and 81 II
month and $40 back for a veteran at Red
Wing.
Mrs. J. B. Morrison, the young woman
who attempted suicide by taking Il large dose
of trough on rats Friday night, died at 8
O'Clock yesterday morning at the lying in
hospital on Cedar street. Sac was only
twenty-five years OF age and was undoubt-
eddy crazy.
The trial by jury Of the suit OF Andrew
Carlson against Fred Anthem for $4,000
damages for injuries sustained on the head
by the falling OF derrick in q quarry on
Dayton blufT is still in hearing in the dis
trict court, and possibly may be concluded
Monday afternoon.
Mayor c. d. O'Brien returned from New
Vgr % .lrs1, n
sence In New York where he went on pro-
tessionRl business connected with the YER
milye divorce proceedings The case wss
continued until the May term Of court. His
honor looks greatly benefited by the trip.
An item was published few days ago re-
cordiug the assignment Of A. Schultz THIS
has led 10 a confusion of names butit should
be understood that II was not F. J. Schultz.
known Schuitz's millinery store, which
assigned and there Is no connection between
the two F. J. Schultz is In business at No.
SO East third street on as solid basis as
ever.
VIM. Smith was arraigned before Judge
Brill yesterday ON az indictment for rape
and plead not guilty, as did also John Kelly
aud Chris Henderson for larceny from
shop, John 0'Neal for obtaining money on
false pretenscs, John Coynr for larceny and
Robert j. Diamond for the same offence.
Diamond was admitted TO bail In the sum OF
$4,000
Mr.. Conrad Stantz, who has the sole
agency for the sale of Majer Newson's fasei-
mating book entitled Thrilling Scenes
Among the Indians reports that the work
Is meeting with the most hearty reception all
over The northwest and that the sale has
thus far exceeded his expectations. II is a
splendid work and should sell like the pro-
verbal hot cakes.
An inquest was held by Deputy Coroner
Horst yesterday on the remains OF Peter
Lundberg, the Swede who committed suicide
by hanging last Friday. Testimony was in
troduced 10 show that the deceased was par
TALLY insane aud among other f0ncies be had
a mania for believing that he had killed
some one. No stock was taken In this by the
jury who returned the usual verdict in such
cases.
The drawing to decide Who the lucky ones
were to win prizes at the fair Of the Ladies'
Industrial society Of Dayton bluff, came Of
Friday evening. No. %, Mrs. Charles won
the crazy quilt; No. 5. Mr.. Hopkins won the
marble top table; No 81, o. A. Gordon won
the banner. Mrs. Swain was voted the
lamp as the most popular married lady In tue
society, Miss Gussie Weidlich was voted au
elegant fan; Miss Katie Mayhem, No. IS,
won the silk apron.
john Mulvoy, bifurcated brute residing
on Temperance street, WAS arrested BY Oh
car Werrick last uight on the charrp OF