St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-07
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Six deaths were recorded yesterday.
There were 9.O47 marriages in Minnesota
in 1884, and 4S0 divorces were granted.
Prof. Evans has opened dancing classes at
st. Mary's hall and Shattuck school, Fari-
bault
There will be given grand masquerade
ball at the Leip house at White Bear next
Friday evening.
The engagement Of BARLEY Campbell's
company in the beautiful and realistic drama
Of siberia" closes to-day with a matinee
and evening performance.
Mrs. Van Vorhis, Of Saltwater, viii give
reception and party at her residence Monday
evening. Prof. Evans, of st. Paul, has been
engaged to act as master of ceremonies.
Articles Of Incorporation of the Hardwood
Manufacturing and Storage company, of
Minneapolis, were filed with the secretary Of
state yesterday, with capital stock Of 50, GOO.
Mr. Lock was paid 81, 900 yesterday as his
share Of the proceeds Of the carnival Of ma
lions. The committee has not wholly settled
up the business, but will close it up in few
days.
An interesting musical and literary enter
tainmeut is announced for this evening at
the Gospel Temperance Union rooms, No. So
East Seventh street, to which all are cordially
invited.
Great complaint is made against the boys
in the Webster school, who persist in snow
balling citizens passing that building, with
out respect to persons On Thursday one OF
these missiles badly injured a lady in the
face.
Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Chapel lost his
sealskn glove yesterday which was presented
him by friends at the state house several
weeks ago. He will make his best bow to the
finder and reward him literally for Its re-
turn.
The improvements n I the Office Of County
auditor O'Brien were com pleted yesterday
by the erection Of wire guard to the re-
ceiving desks and wire door fencing out
the public from the desks Of the clerical
force.
The plans of the Minnesota Club horse
are now being examined by the inspector Of
buildings prior to the Issuance of permit
for the construction thereof. The building
is to be constructed of brick and stone, with
II low pitch and deck roof, and will probably
cost in the neighborhood Of $40, 900.
The report of Supervising Pension Ex-
aminer Richardson for the st. Paul district,
for January, shows that l57 cases were re-
ported, making an average OF S:13-lS cases
for each examiner ut a cost Of &C. 3S per case.
This average is two cases per examiner greater
than the general average of other offices In
the United States.
Armory hall, on West Sixth street pre-
sented scene of great animation and brill
fancy last night, the occasion being social
assembly by the Emmett Light artillery. The
members of the organization together with
their many friends were present In full force
and both in point OF attendance and from a
social aspect the affair was highly enjoyable
and successful.
Examinations for insanity have been quite
numerous at the probate court since the LIST
OF January Hannah Johnson, an occupant
of the Home Of the Frieudless, and Mrs.
Caroline Kern, an inmate Of 81. Joscphis
hospital, will both be examined this fore
noon on this complaint. The latter lately
had u leg amputated, and il is reported that
the anesthetics used in the operation affected
her brain.
Company d, Capt. Bean, commanding
has invited the governor aud stat, the
members OF both houses OF the Legislature,
aud the U. s. Army officers at For; Smelling,
10 witness an exhibition drill next Thursday
TIE programme Of drill will be a series Of
movements in the manual of arms, bayouet
drill, guard mount etc. The First Regi-
meut baud will furnish music for the occa-
sion, and after the drill will play for dane
ing.