St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.
The sleighing is immense.

The sleighing is immense.
The mercury was 25 above zero yesterday.
Matters were very quiet in police circles yes
terday.
Interesting services were held in the Jail yes
terday afternoon.
Everybody took his girl out for a spin over the
snow yesterday.
An improvised rink on the river attracted lots
of skaters yesterday.
The chances for Cornish for the speakership,
they say, are looking up.
Between $50 and 800 were received at the ST.
Paul library last week for fines.
The candidates with hayseed whiskers were
thick in the hote4lobbies yesterday.
The young mems praise meeting in the Y. NJ.
c. A. rooms yesterday well attended.
A meeting of those interested in associated
charities will lie held at O'Clock this afternoon.
1t is expected that the telephone service, which
was crippled by Saturdays fire, will be in good
working order to-day.
The St. Paul Temple No. 2. Pstriarcbal Circle,
will give its third annual full uniform reception
at Odd Fellows social hall Wednesday evening,
January z, 1885.
Theo Hortiga left his cutter standing in front
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last night, and during his brief absence sneak
thief came along and cabbaged costly lap ROBE.
This morning at 10 o'clock Sherid-elect
Richter and County Auditor-clect James o Brien,
the successful candidates at the fall election,
will be duly installed into Office. The retiring
officers are Sheriff OGorman and County Audi
tor McCardy.
The Total Abstinence rally at Pfeifer's hall,
which was postponed on account Of the fair, from
last Monday to tonight, will take place At 80
p. N. Vim. l. Kelly and Bishop Irel and Will be
The speakers, ana the programme Will be hIed
up viii vocal and Instrumental music.
young blood, giving the name OF C. Allen,
was arrested by Roundsman Lowell last night in
company with a far bat frail damsel named
Mary Swettland. They were yanked from the
latter's apartments at Seventh and Franklin
streets, on the charge Of violating ordinance
No. 10.
P A. Anderson, q Swede, Hmped into police
headquarters yesterday afternoon and exposed
TO the view Of those pr sent his right foot, which
is badly frozen. He met with the misfortune
Friday night at Winona junction. Dr. Ancker,
the city physician, was summoned, and the I'M
fortunate man will be taken care Of.
The fight with hard gloves to q finish, Marquis
Of Qucensoury rules, between Morris Hafey. Of
this city and c. a. c. Smith, the colored heavy
weight will take place Ut Fergus Fails this af-
teruoon The fight is for 5000, and the princi-
pals .eft for the scene Of action last night in
company IA Prof Barnes.
Or tuesday tomorrow evening, at Crusaders
hall there will be an auction Of all articles re-
naming unsold at the close of the recent Cath
Ollie fair The public sale will not include ar
tices on which there were lists, but all such will
be drawn for at the same time and place. There
will be great opportunities anu any amount Of
fu.
a ouyh-looking, Jap-colored citizen named NJ
Branch was arrested by Officer Rose last night on
the charge Of disorderly conduct. 1t seems that
he was in love with a comely yellow girl res. ding
with John Pierson, at the corner Of Thirteenth
and Cedar streets, and that the latter rejected
his suit. Last night he called ii the house and
brandished knife saying that he would make
way with his sweetheart. He was promptly
yanked.
The residence Of DR.. and Mrs. Roy on West
Fourth street, was the scene of pleasant social
event last Saturday night, it being the celebra-
ton Of the anniversary OF the doctors thirty
seventh birthday. He taken by surprise
about9 O'Clock by number OF his friends who
bore down on his hos pitable residence and took
complete possession. The company were ac-
corded u ma sndcent reception aGd the pleasur-
its happiness.
The gospel meeting ana song service given at
the rooms Of the Union, 50 East Seventh street
yesterday afternoon. was we'll attended. Rev. r.
r. Riddell D. D., gave a very interesting address
on '.Show your colors," taking as his text
Thou hast given banner TO them that fear
Thee, that u may be displayed because of the
truth" Ps., lx-4 The singing ably con
dEcted by Mr.. @. y. Hillman, assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. Moorhouse, Mr.. Bennett, and Mr.. E.
p. Pcnniman.
At the meeting Of the Father Matthew Total
Abstinence society yesterday afternoon, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing six
months: President, 7. Reardon first vice prcsi-
dent, NJ. Tracy; second vice president. p. White /;
secretary, NJ. Rush; treasurer, II. Hines; ex-
ecutive committee, V. King, II. Lacy, J. c. Han
ley, ID. Desmond and John Tracy. The retiring
president, james Dillon, made brief speech in
which he alluded TO the work Of the society uur-
ing the past SIX months. Bishop Ireland closed
the meeting with few encouraging remarks.