St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-23
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GLoBULEs.

At 1880 this evening the committee on gas
meets. s.
The Ryan fruit store. Moss canopy is an
attractive novelty.
EThe Excelsior tobogganning club elected
several new members ut meeting yesterday
afternoon.
Six deaths were reported at the health Office
yesterday, three marriages, five births and
three vaccina tons.
1t was D. w. Lawer instead of c. d. O'Bren
as stated yesterday who was retained as coun-
sci for Mcfarland. .sI rt.y5
Meat Inspector Lamb yesterday condemned
200 pounds of meat belonging to j. Swick, Nc.
724 Payne avenue. ~. if.-t ..-r
The teachers of the public schools were
paid yesterday at the city treasurer'S Office
The roll amounted to ST., 500. -
The Norwegian snowshoe or ski club will
meet tonight at the Ryan, when the question
of snowshoes will be discussed.
David Jones, who sneaked away with q
couple of hats from Seventh street store
Monday night. was sent up tor sixty days yes
terday.
St. Georges snowshoe club will hold an
important business meeting tonight at the
Ryan. 1t is requested that every member
who can do so will attend.
Judge Simons yesterday granted a decree
of divorce to Mary E. Hartman from her
husband, Charles l.. Hartman; also the care
and custody of the three children.
At $50 yesterday evening Signal Officer
Lyons received orders to hoist the cOld-wave
signal A fall of from zoe to 500 within
forty-eight hours was predicted.
Joseph Schombeau, the Fifth ward citizen
charged with cr1minally assaulting lady
near the Garfield school house two weeks ago,
waived examination in the municipal court
yesterday, and was held to the grand jury.
The Rev. Henry Wright, who spoke at Gar
field post G. A. r. hall on Sunday evening
last, will give another address at the same
place next Sunday evening. At the meeting
last Sunday Peoples Gospel home was Or
ganiZed.
At the Knights matinee this afternoon at
the Grand, the handsomest lady present will be
given an elegant Christmas present. This
company will give its last performance to-
night. Mile. Nevada has accepted an invita-
ton to occupy box at the matinee to-day.
The American Express company has
opened an Office in the passenger depot OF
| the Minnesota Northwestern railway In
West st. Paul, and are now prepared to re-
ceive and deliver express matter for that
part of the city. Telephone connection.
The case of Thomas G. White, charged with
violating the employment bureau ordinance,
was called in the municipal court yesterday
and dismissed, it being found that the COM
| plainants, not suited with the work to which
| they were sent, came back and tried to get
| their money back from the employment
| agents.
Early yesterday morning officer Lawton
| pulled box IS for fire in the twO-story frame
| building at 564 Robert street, owned by
James King and occupied by Henry Johnson
| Mrs. Johnson, who was confined TO her bed in
the house, was carried to the residence OF
Thomas Burns by Officer Lawton. The dam
| age done to the building was about $50.
Police Officer Collins was arraiened before
Mayor Rice yesterday on the charge OF
neglect of duty, consisting of sleeping on his
beat. The officer proved by DR.. Mcdonald
that through illness in his family he was de-
prived of sleep for several nights. He was
reprimanded and fined $40, but sentence was
suspended during good conduct.