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

q Dear SKID TODe WIS sIOCA AtOhA q SNSSSA
on Robert street Monday night.
The Lancers Dancing club held New
Years eve ball at Market hall last evening.
Deputy Sheriff Reuben Clewett went home
to spend New Years at White Bear lake last
evening.
Sheriff Henry O'Gorm an will resume law
practice after stepping down and out Of Of
flee next Monday.
The prisoners in the county Jail presented
their turnkeys with New Years greeting
wall banner yesterday.
From November 10, 1888, to January l,
1885, the nun Der Of tramps lodged at the
city ball was 7,762.
MJudge Brill adjourned the protracted jury
trial. September term of the district court,
yesterday morning sine die.
A sneak thief entered the hallway of c. D.
Kerr's house on Summit avenue Tuesday
night and got away with an overcoat.
The post Office will remain open from to
10 O'Clock this morning, and there will be
only one delivery by carrier, at O'Clock.
The coIored man arrested by Detective
O'Connor on the charge Of larceny, was taken
TO Brainerd by Sheriff Moertz yesterday for
trial
James Burns was arrested by Officer Leyde
yesterday afternoon for pinching flannel
shirt from in front of store on Seventh
street
Mr.. O'Keefe opened his register at the city
hall on the 18th of November, 1883, and up
TO last night, about thirteen months, 1880
tramps were registered.
The board of regents were so busy yester-
day that Eugene Mehl, of the Brevort house,
sent them up an elegant lunch at 2 O'Clock
in the afternoon, which was spread on the
governors table.
Last evening the Minnesota boat club had
a very pleasant party at Sherman hall. The
hall was decorated very beautifully with bunt-
ing and emhlems Of the club. The gather
ing was large and very elegant.
The ladies of the Gospel Temperance
Union have issued large number Of cards
inviting gentlemen to pay them New Years
call at their rooms No. IS East Seventh
street to day from 2 to s p. IN.
James Bradley, ]. O'Connor and Solomon
O'Toole. three nays and sneak thieves, were
yaDked by officer Pat Gibbons yesterday on
the charge of stealing lap robe found in
their possession.
TIE first general fire department, alarm of
1885 was strack on the market house bell
and the engine and police headquarters
gongs at midnight, giving the announce
Inent OF the new year in strokes represent
Ing 1885.
Marriage licenses we're yesterday issued to
Frank G. Turnquist and Malvins G. Arosin,
VIM. F. Bamhast and Rose Schnittger,
Henry Myer and Louisa Langvisch, John
Brann and Mary Bach, Alexander Gray and
Elizabeth Corcoran.
Messrs. Farnham, Erwin, Foreman, Hunt
and johnson GATES A, Jr.) of the city hall
boys, ran foot race Tuesday afternoon, the
latter winning. jack Frost acted as fierce,
Il. II. Fuller as master Of ceremonies, and
Dir. Haskell as time keeper.
The eighth annual ball of Min IN ehaha Lodge
No. 81, Brotherhood OF Locomotive Fire
men, will be given at Market hall this even
ing. The arrangements are on q scale of
great lIberality, ansi the affair promises TO
eclipse all of It's predecessors.
The special me citing of the fire commits
sloners, TO take into consideration additions
TO the fire extiuguishlng machinery and
horses therefor, which has become necessary,
will be held next Saturday evening instead
of Monday as prerlously announced.
Link HIldebraBd was engaged yesterday in
arranging the jars In the battery room at city
hall and he reports that the wires connecting
with the police patrol aud signal boxes will
be ready TO put up to-day. The work Of
placing the boxes u progressing finely.
Yesterday Secretary Armstrong transmit
led the commission made by Mayor O'Bnen
reappointlng Fire Commissioner J. c. Prem
dergast for term OF three years. The latter
has made an efficient officer and Mayor
O'Brien shows his wisdom In the reappoiut-
ment.
Two ladies and a little boy seven or eight
years of age applied at the city hall for shell
ter last night One of the ladies gave her
name as Mary Aunis, and said she came
from Douglas county, MINI, and had
started on a journey 10 some point In Mon
tana.
Notice OF an appeal had been given the
state board OF regents, assemblies yesterday
at the capitol, by one DR.. Pierce OF this city.
against the decision of the State Medical
society refusing to give him license to prac-
tice DR.. Willard, the society's president
was on hand 10 meet the document, but 1t
lalleu 10 make It's appearance.
John CaulAeld, the modest and genial sec
rotary Of the board Of water commissioners,
was on yesterday presented with genuine
Prince Charles English pug, the gift Of some
unknown admirer. The pug Is daisy, aud
Is neatly carved on the eud of paper cutter,
the gift being left on his desk.
The managers of the West Side roller skat-
Ing rink announce n splendid programme
Tor New Years day, a big feature Of which
Will be the appearance Of Prof Banks, the
eomical skater, assisted by his famous friend,
Hans Spookendyke. The Ideal band will also
enliven the occasion with fine music
Health Commissioner Dr.. Hoyt on yester-
day received handsome New Years Gift
from his brother, residing In Mexico The
gift is in the shape Of scarf pin, represent
ing fly, which was mads by hand out Of
virgin gold. The design Is fashioned In fli-
gree work and II Is very handsome
As fast as the City railway snow plough
threw up its burrows on the curling in front
Of block on East Seventh street yesterday
forenoon, the occupants shoveled Il back on
the track The company sent down a force
OF opposition shovelers and there was an ex-
citing scene until the two forces got clear
tired out.
After thorough Investigation into the
cause that led to the death OF Frank oleson,
the young Swede whose mysterious death
was ch.ouieled In the CT DEE last Monday,
Coroner Quinn decided 1t would not be nee
essary to hold an inquest. aud the remains
have been taken In charEr BY the young
mans friends The an iousv revealed the