St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-24
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.


Diphtheria is reported at No. SO Oakland
avenue.
The State Congregational club meets at
Saltwater next Monday night
John Krabelsel will be examined for in
sanity in the probate court to-day.
The state normal school board meet at the
state capitol at 10 a. IN. next Tuesday
The state library received yesterday vol
ume 81, Towards Reports on New York
practice.
Secretary Hart, of the state board of chart
ties and corrections, is on an official visit to
Hastings.
". H. Frazier has opened nobby crock
erv store on West Seventh street, in the Ca
thedral block.
Prof. D. L. Kiehle addressed the teachers
of the high schools of Faribault and Farm
ington on Thursday.
The state encampment of the Grand Army
of the Republic will be held at Mankato on
the 2Sth and 18th inst.
Yesterday the noontide sun. for the first
time in twenty days, got in melt on the
snow crop, but the wound was hardly percep-
tible.
Parties are negotiating with Receiver Frank
Ford, of the Mattern hotel on st. Peter street,
to buy the entire Anderson furniture and
outfit.
Officer O'Keefe has lost bunch Of keys
used by him as night guard at the city hall,
and will reward any one finding and re-
turning them to him.
The sanitary institutions at the cooler in
the city hall, are being over hauled with a
view Of making the officers and prisoners
quarters more wholesome.
The rattle for W. 5. Kemp's horse, buggy,
harness, sleigh, etc, came off last evening.
Eugene Powers, of Powers Bros. & Durkee
held the lucky number, 1873.
A rural lawyer sent some documents into
the supreme court yesterday, which Chief
Justice Gilfllan remarked seemed to have
been put together with hoe"
Capitol Legion No. 8, Select Knights, are
ordered out at 30 this evening in full uni
form for the purpose of paying visit TO
Hum bolt lodge No. 10, a. o. Z. w.
\ social meeting with music, readings,
recitatious, etc, will be given at the rooms
Of tue Gospel Temperance union, SO East
Seventh street, this evening, at O'Clock.
All are welcome.
Episcopal service will be held at 3 O'Clock
next Sunday afternoon, Rev. DR.. Z. 5.
Thomas officiating. in the Congregational
church, corner Bates avenue and Conway
street, Dayton bluff.
The semi-annual examinations in the pub
lie schools OF St. Paul commenced yesterday
and will be continued all OF next week. II
is expected that ninety pupils will be admit
ted into the high school
No building permits have been issued by
Inspector Johnson in the past two days.
Owners of property, and others, intending to
build, evidently are waiting for warmer
weather before letting their contracts.
A capitalist named Hagar was yanked by
Special Officer Loverson from a Third street
saloon yesterday afternoon, crazy drunk.
He had $175 in green backs in his weasel
skin and lie was locked up TO soak the whisky
out Of him.
An amber haired. newly married pair from
Pine county, on their bridal trip to this city,
took in the sights at the state capitol yester-
day morning, and afforded infinite amuse-
ment TO those in the building who caught on
to the situation.
Several parties of ladies and gentlemen
came down from Minneapolis last night and
attended the Exposition Building rink. They
were good skaters, especially some OF the
ladies, who moved around on the rollers In
the most graceful manner
The double team Of a countryman took a
furious run yesterday afternoon from Forbes
street to No. engine house, where they
were stopped by Officer John DAILY. Their
owner had been thrown out before they
reached this point, breaking three Of ii:
ribs.
At the annual supper Of the Yale college
alumni given 10 Minneapolis Thursday
night no less than three OF the graduates
present had been fully prepared for admis-
sion to Yale in the ST. Paul High School The
latter is commencing 10 be iavorably heard
from.
A sad and painful accident occurred TO o.
&. Miller yesterday morning. the result be-
ing broken ley and other injuries. Tn,
accident occurred about O'Clock on Wsba.
shaw near Sixth street, and resulted from q
fall on the sidewalk. Mr.. Miller was walking
along Wabashaw street when he slipped on
the icy walk aud fell with the result uamed
The patrol wagon was called ana he was con-
veyed 10 the Grand Central hotel where DIR.
Murphy dressed his injuries. The right leg
was broken at the ankle.
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