St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-15
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

4MO NeIG IcPOibSu
Diphtheria is reported at No. 81 Josette
street.
Several business firms are said to be on
the ragged edge.
The county board Of abatement meets at
2 O'Clock this afternoon.
Adjutant Gen. MacCarthy attended null
tary gathering at Minneapolis yesterday.
John Troy and Robert Bruce will be exam
ined for Insanity at the probate court to-day
Young White, who tried to shoot his day
lights out, ali for love, is reported as doing
well.
Up to Yesterday, 1,7S1 prisoners had been
committed to the workhouse since its open
ing.
A small supper was given by DR.. Fulton
the occulist, to a number OF gentlemen
friends last night.
Business men are besieged by people out
Of employment and who are anxious to go 10
work at almost any price.
Eugene Hammers barber shop at lsI
West Seventh street was closed by the sheriff
yesterday on an attachment
COL Taylor. of the state library, is expect
ing an addition of ninety volumes OF Eng
hsh law works thereto this week.
Link Hildebrand said yesterday that if the
weather were favorable he would commence
10 put up the police patrol boxes to-day.
The time for paying in the personal prop
erty tax TO the county treasurer expires FEB
2s, when a penalty Of per cent. Will be
added.
A meeting Of the teachers of the public
schools of St. Paul will be held at the high
school building on Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock.
The young people connected with the guild
of Christs church gave very enjoyable en-
tertainment at the guild room on Fourth
street last night.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John Bellek and Maria Huntcum, John Wuko-
WITT and Mary Stetson and Fred W. Smith
and Cora f. Benjamin.
Eugene F. Lane, Esq, was elected their
secretary by the senate Judiciary committee
yesterday, and they could not secure more
competent or better fitted attorney for that
position.
G. w Anderson aud Sumner J. Crawford,
propretors, Of i grocery store under the
name Of G. ". Anderson & Co., at 34S Uni
yersity avenue, yesterday filed an assign
nent IN the district court to VIM J. Byrne.
prominent Irish citizen, who has got the
inside track on secret society matters said
that It would have been good thing for the
rause Of Ireland If O'Donovan Rosa had
been imprisoned ten years ago.
Tie Texas Land Syndicate trial was again
taken up in chambers before Judge Wilkin
yesterday in taking testimony for the de-
rence The hearing will probably cover over
several days before the case is submitted.
A progressive euchre party, in which about
twenty-five couples participated, was given
by Mrs. Col. Allen in the parlors of the Mer-
chants hotel last night. The guests were
handsomely entertained and an elegant sup
per was served at IL O'Clock.
Both the civil cases for trial by jury and
BY the court for the January term Of the dis
rict court, will be taken up for hearing by
Judges Simons and Brill, respectively, on
Monday morning next. The court cases on
he calendar were set by Judge Brill yester-
hay.
The creditors Of the Hotel Mattern are still !
IN the anxious seat aud as yet nothing has
e been learned of the whereabouts Of Ander-
ION. Yesterday an injunction was gotten |
,ut restraining Mrs. Anderson from remov-
ng the furniture, and the next stage in the |
litigation will be the appointment Of re- |
seiyer.
As place for healthy and long-liyed citi-
tens st. Paul Ia entitled to reach out and |
AXE the cake and the man who runs the |
bakery. There died, of old age, in this city |
yesterday Thomas Farrell, who gave up the |
.host ut the remarkable age Of Ill years. |
Sow then let the envIous outside cities show |
heir hands II they can.
Forty-eight new beds with plenty Of blank
rs, sheets, pillow cases, mats aud consider
'ble new clothing for prisoners were furn-
shed TO the Ramsey county Jail yesterday by |
he county commissioners making a busy |
lay for Turkeys Davis and Peterson in |
Tearing out the old trash aud putting in the
Iew.
Ia the United States circuit court yesterday /
hdge Nelson and jury took up the case Of |
Edwin Locke against the Bradstreet |
brought for 81, 900 damages /
or alleged libel growing out Of the publica-
Ion OF statements concerning the condition
y NsN a'fNAbAa NpCEAhtu ny tue DuluLh " |
Western Elevator company. The case is on
rial
Mark Twain, the humorist, and Geo. ".
liable, the Southern novelist, will give Que Of |
beir novel aud interesting entertainments
Market hall on Friday evening January,
). Mark Twain aud Mr.. Cable will read or
ecite from their own excellent works alter
'ately,enc one Of the gentlemen having four
numbers on the programme. Twaiu's IA
aous Wit and Cables pathos should make the
vent unusually attractive TO the intelligent
ublic.
There was slight misunderstanding when
be grand jury met yesterday, owing TO a
inerence of opinion between the police and
punty authorities regarding the matter of
hopGniug witnesses. The sheriff called on
he police department to subpoena witnesses,
he request being based on the ground that
was the duty Of the county officers TO at
md to grand jury business. As a result
Iere was an absence OF witnesses for a few
ours, the sherifr's deputies, as finally taking
he matter in hand. seems proper.
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Toloan on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons