St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-22
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

Mary Ida Schultz, milliner, assigned tc
Hiram D. Brown yesterday.
Louis Shreir and Theresia Zilk took out g
marriage license yesterday.
The mercury registered twenty-six below
Zero at Seven corners early yes terday morn
Ing.
Attention is directed to the advertisement
lar hook.
Professors Kiehle and Northrop left the
city yesterday on a tour Of visitation to the
state high schools.
The ladies of the W. C. T. q. will meet to-
day at 8 p m. at the rooms of the Gospel
TEN perance union, So East Seventh street
Gen. James H. Baker has been invited to
deliver an address at the annual meeting OF
the National Agricultural association al New
Orleans February 20.
Some twenty clerks of the district court:
of the counties IN the state held a meeting al
the Merchants hotel yesterday to consult on
matters relating their official business.
Mary Sollery, a Swedish woman, wa:
found by an officer vest, rday noon raving
TO await an examination as to her sanity.
The jury in the case of A. G. and Katie E.
Van A stein against the Chicago, Milwaukee
& ST.. Paul Railroad company in the United
States circuit court, returned q verdict yes
terday in favor of the defendants.
The clerks in the Office of the city treas
urer are busily engaged In supplying the de-
mand for saloon licenses; ass having been
issued up to three O'Clock yesterday after
noon against 36s for the corresponding day
last year.
In the rattle which took place at No. 6 en-
CINE house Saturday night the watch was won
by ticket No. 1853, and the stove by ticket
No. 2s6. The holder of the latter ticket i:
unknown, aud is invited 10 come forward
aud secure the property.
Had the lightning rod case OF spooner IS
Barry came up for trial yesterday there would
have been some rich developments, as Mr.
VIM. Louis Kelly, one Of the counsel in the
case, was prepared to cite Mark Twain IS
famous essay on the subject.
John Vaun was arrested By Officer Roulean
yesterday afternoon on the charge of reckless
driving. He occupied cutter and was SO
thoroughly enthused on tanglefoot that he
couldn't manipulate the ribbons, the whole
outfit tipping over at the Union depot.
In the United States circuit court yester-
day Judge Nelson and jury took up the case
Of Budget English against the Chicago, Mil
waukee g. St. Paul Railroad company, in
which action is brought for S., 900 damages
resulting from the death of her husband.
Mr.. H. s. Hyatt arrived yesterday from
Wahpeton, Dakota, and calling on some
friends residing on Washington street be
left his gripsack in the hallway. During q
brief absence a sneak thief entered the house
and cabbaged the grip. It contained articles
Of wearing apparel.
About l 80 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
patrol wagon was called 10 Mississippi street
TO take In charge young woman named
Mrs. Solberg who is supposed to be crazy.
Her husband is travelling man for a St.
Paul house and she has the appearance of
being refined and educated. She was placed
In tue county Jail By Officer Phil Gibbons
and will be examined to-day.
The alarm OF fire from box No. 40, at Clio
o'clock last night, was occasioned by a slight
blaze In the third story Of the boarding house
No. 81 West Fifth street. The fire was con-
lined to room occupied by one of the SER
wants, and II originated from the Ignition OF
box Of matches. The damage was less
than $40.
The object Of the visit OF Hon. G. d.
O'Brien to New York is 10 take testimony in
the divorce proceedings In the case of Daniel
b. Vermilge against Annie Vernilye, this
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of mephiiic memory, so extensively figured
Among the witnesses summoned are VIM.
Henry Smith, OF the Associated Press, and
Richard Smith, Jr., but in view of senatorial
developments the latter, it is surmised, will
not put in an appearance.
The second annual ball Of the Order Of
Railway Conductors, St. Paul Division No.
30, is to.be given this evening at Sherman
hall. The order has made many extensive
arrangements and preparations for this
event The committee OF arrangements
consists Of NJ. J. Flynn, K. l.. Willard, j.
II. O'Neil and W. s. wilkins. The floor
managers are Geo. f. Peunock. j. IL.
O'Neil, NJ. J. Flynn, n. Bouse aud Geo.
Hunsaker.
Hon. John F. Norrish. OF Hastings, was in
St. Paul yesterday, and was accompanied on
his return home by u number Of citizens OF
ST. Paul, who made the visit for the purpose
OF uniting with the good people or that city
in celebrating the formal opening Of the
Gardner house, 4 new and elegant hotel
struciure--such n hotel as Hastings has long
been In need OF, and which will undoubtedly
add largely to the popularity OF the city, al
ready noted for the open handed hospitality
of its citizens. The St. Paul visitors went
down on the O'Clock train, and will return
IT 6 o'clock this morning.