St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-08
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Charles 81. Clifford, wife and daughter of
Fargo are at the Ryan.
G. S. Barnes tie well-known elevator
man of Fargo, is at the Ryan.
E. F. Lawrence. prominent banker OF
Chicago, is stopping at the Ryan.
The board of public works will meet Fri
day to view streets and transact other bust
ness.
j. f. Merry. a prominent business man
of Marshalltown, Ia, was among the ar
rivals at the Ryan yesterday.
j. F. Warren of Fargo and S. F. Lambert
Of Bismarck were among the arrivals from
Dakota yesterday at the Merchants.
G. E. Marvin of Rochester, Mimi, who
has extensive dairy interests located there,
is in the city and registered at the Ryan.
The West Side Polo club will play re-
turn game with the Saltwater club at the
West Side roller rink next Wednesday
evening.
Thomas Krock, living on the corner of
Pleasant avenue and Ramsey street, was ar
rested yesterday for beating his wife cruelty
with his fists.
A literary and musical entertainment will
be given by the Summit Chautauqua circle
in the lecture room of the First NJ. E.
church this evening.
Peter Replinger, the boy who stole the
goods from Heinemann's store, was ar.
raigned in the municipal court Yesterday
and sent up for thirty days.
The Century club met at the residence OF
w. F. Mason, 542 Wabasha street, last
evening, where about seventy-ive assisted
or applauded a musical and literary pro-
gram.
A lecture was delivered before the stu
dents of Hamline university last night by
the Rev. Dr.. Carroll of Saltwater on the
subject: From the Blaney Stone to Vesu-
vius.
Diphtheria was reported at No. 3s1 Brad
ley street and 767 Fauquier street at the
board of health Office yesterday. There
were Is marriages, vaccination, 8 births
and death.
Meta Lucas, who opened her house with
grand reception on the corner of Cedar
and Eighth streets last Saturday night, was
yesterday arraigned for keeping house of
ill-fame and fined 500, which she promptly
paid.
G. S. Radcliffe has bought of Louis Buch
u OOiV"o1CIs NllSii.s bllC GulCC Cdl -Clo
bay mare by Masterlode, sos; first dam by
Mambrino Chief, second by Magma Charta
She is the coming Belle F for Minnesota,
and she has been named Belle r.
Complaint was made at the mayors
Office yesterday against gang OF boys, who
for some time past have been committing
depredations ON West Seventh street, near
Ramsey. The violations have consisted of
breaking into stores and damaging prop
erty.
Judge Simons filed a decision granting
John j. Costello a divorce from his wife,
Mary Costello, and that the plaintiff have
the care and custody of the child. 1t was
also decreed by the same judge that a
divorce be granted Mary Hayne from j ohm
Hayne.
Capt. ]. W. Kennedy of this city has
written friend here that he encountered a
very severe storm III crossing the Atlantic.
He says that he is now busily engaged as
sisting at the Irish elections. He will visit
the principal points in Ireland, England,
Scotland and France, and will make Dublin
his headquarters.
who seems to be welded to strong drink.
WOO uP OOIoi0 u ou5O Soiy yOoeCIudy Clldi ecu
with drunkenness and street walking. She
was discharged from the House of the Good
Shepherd but three days ago. The judge
dismissed the case yesterday.
Mrs. S. G. Nichols gave lesson on roast
ing beef and chickens yesterday afternoon
at the cooking school, So East Seventh
street. The lesson this afternoon at $50
o'clock will be on broiling beef, oysters
etc. Each lady is requested to bring a
napkin and fork for her own use. Gentle
men are invited.
Gov. Hubbard yesterday received COM
munication from Springer Harbaugh, dele
gate at large from Minnesota to the Farm
ers' National congress at Indianapolis, stat
ing that on the Sd day of December a
resolution offered by himself, fixing the
place of meeting at the state fair grounds
next August was passed. Free excursion
trains are offered by the Manitoba, North
ern Pacific and Duluth companies.
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