St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-23
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

The aldermen should remember Lnat an
important meeting of the council is to held
tomorrow night.
Gov. Hubbard commissioned DR.. Henry
F. Hoyt as second lieutenant Of the Emmett
Light artillery yesterday.
A back pension of $3.50 and 81 month
for Fergus Falls veteran, was received at
the adjutant generals Office yesterday.
A special meeting of the board of educa-
ton will be held tomorrow night, at which
specifications for new school buildings Will
be So omitted.
a lady's shawl was found on st. Anthony
hill by police officer yesterday, and left In
the drug store at the corner of Dayton and
Western avenues.
a special meeting of the council was called
for last evening, but no quorum appearing
1t was agreed to call another meeting Tor
1880 tomorrow Saturday night.
j. Carroll was pulled by an officer last
evening with lady's cloak in his posses
sion, stolen from the Temperance house, on
the corner of Fifth aud Robert streets.
Out of 5000 of the New Orleans exposi-
ton Minnesota immigration pamphlets, re-
served for distribution here, Secretary Young
has less that 1000 left, OF which he has de-
mands for 1000.
Mr.. Armstrong, secretary Of the mayor,
Yesterday received from New York 1876 tickets
for the Bartboldi statue of ''Liberty Enlight-
ing the World" that representing the num-
Der of subscribers in St. Paul.
There win be meeting at large Of the Citi
zens' union of the "Bapner ward" this
evening at Rebholz's hall, West side. All
members and those interested in the divi-
sion question should attend.
The following took out marriage licenses
at the clerk Of the district COURTS Office yes
terday: Edward T. johnson and Hanna NJ.
Arveson, VIM. NJ. Merrell and Mary Shay,
Alfred Pleiss and Addie Ames.
The whipping of poor old horse, BY its crul
owner, which with ice balled boots slipped
and fell on the street railway tracks on Wa
bashaw street yesterday morning, raised
storm Of Indignation among spectators.
Teutou, meeting a friend on the street
yesterday morning and speaking Of the ter
rby cold weather, remarked: 81 say nit
mcin frau dis mOruink, Wish / vas dwo
months ol0er den it vas warmer weaZer."
The Times, new Illustrated weekly news
pdptI. - " bC DuDllsIth NbiH lhOAh4h6 AASNA
Ala Wabashaw street with E. F. Cowell, ed
itor, Charles II. Piepho. artist and associate
editor, and S. A. Phillips, business mana
ger.
Comptroller Roche has appointed Mr..
August Ohmann as a clerk In his depart
mcnt and he is engaged in preparing re-
ports. The appointment is based on pro-
posed legislation having in view an appro-
priation for clerk hire
Mr.. Geo. W. Sherwood is crowding the
work on the railroad bridge at the foot Of
Robert street He is driving piles as rapidly
as possible, and will have the foundation
work In in full time so that the bridge will be
completed in the early spring.
Capt. Thomas Burns, for twenty-six years
pilot on the Mississippi river and of great
experience in the business, who has been
visiting his brother Stephen Burns, OF the
Market house restaurant, for several weeks,
returns to his home In Galena in few days.
large circle Of friends will learn with
the deepest sorrow the death Of Miss Minnie
Pelletier, who died yesterday at her home,
81 Mt. Airy street, of consumption, aged
nineteen years. Deceased was bright and
accomplished young lady and was beloved
by all VINO knew htr.
A young man named McDonough was
brought to the city from Big Stone county by
his father yesterday and placed in ST Jo-
seph's hospital for treatment. Both the
young mans feet have been badly frozen,
and he will have 10 have the best medical
treatment to save them.
The display Of fruit at the Horticultural
society's winter meeting is very fine con-
siderug that the exhibit which had been de-
signed for this occasion got mixed up with
the New Orleans exhibit and by mistake was
shipped on with II. Never mind, for three
silver medals and seven prizes Is partly the
result Of the error.
Mary sollery, the Swedish woman picked
up by the police ON the streets on "Wednesday
aud lodged In jail, fought the keepers most
vindictively by biting at them, and slightly
nippcd one OF them three timrs while being
placed in a cell. She was removed from the
Institution by her husband yesterday.
The Ladies' Industrial society (Episcopal)
of Dayton Bluff, viii close up the business
Of their fair held In the Portland block last
month, at the same place, this evening, when
the drawing will take place 10 decide who are
the lucky owners OF the different articles
that chances were sold upon, and TO auction
OF all articles left over FROM the fair.
Mrs. Chas. 1. Mccarthy met With a pain
full accident yesterday afternoon. She was
about shutting her own gate when her foot
slipped and she fell TO the ground The
weight Of her body came on the left arm
which she put under her 20 break the fall.
The result was a broken arm Just above the
wrist. DR.. Abbott was called and set the
broken member.
The police were stirred up at o'clock this
morning by the report that Miss Forest,
known as Alice Stcken, was dangerously
wounded at No. 34l East Seventh street. by
beating received from Blermoun, her para
mour. DR.. Aucker vas summoned, the house
entered aud the woman found 10 be badly
beaten or kicked In the face and head, but
conscious aud possibly not dangerously in
jurvd.
Manager Scott. Of the Grand Opera house,
received yesterday the diagrams Of the
splendid steamer St. Paul which is to take
select excursion TO New Orleans from 81.
Louis, leaving the latter city on the 10th Of
next month. Much anxiety has been felt
In regard 70 the assignment Of staterooms,
and now the secretary, Mr.. Hanson, is pre-
pared TO make locations according TO the
order Of application. At 430 this after
noon the exposition committee OF the cham
Der Of commerce viii meet the managers of
reamboati trip Ito consult in regard TO
representative northwestern reception to Of
details Of New Orleans aud the United States.
A sensible scheme has been proposed By
prominent real estate dealer as eompro-
mise on the plan for the proposed extension
Of the city limits. His plan Is 10 extend the
limits by placing the western line al Lake