St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-09
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

Three deaths were reported yesterday.
Since the lst 200 saloon licenses have been
issued.
Four new cases of diphtheria were reported
yesterday
Old Sol knocked the spots out of the sleigh
ing yesterday.
Rev. John W Nealis, pastor of st. Joseph's
church, is very low witt typhoid fever.
Judge Wilkin has sixteen court cases to
hear on the September district court calendar.
Owens Davis, very faitafu coored man
has been appointed special policeman at the
state capitol.
4 Wabashaw street Chinamau in describ-
ing yesterdays thaw remarked, 'Muchee
snowee, muchee meltee."
The will of Anna E. Ramsey was admitted
to probate yesterday by Judge McGrorly, and
Alexander Ramsey appointed its executor.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Anton Lieski and Teoila Frasina, Malcolm
J. Shaw and Clara Blazier, and Hans Olson
and Hannah RASMUSSEN.
The unfinished hall in the third story OF
save warming that unused part of the
structure from the furnaces below.
Mr. H.Toomey, the champion roller skater,
has returned to ST. Paul, and MIR Owen Sui
livan announces that he is willing 70 match
him against any man in the state for $3.50.
The adiutant general received two in
creased pensions yesterday one of from 81
- ali t..iu an ar
of from IS to S12 for q Hastings pensoner.
Work is actively progressing in converting
the street ear property, corner of Fourth and
st. Peter streets, into glass block for mer-
camille uses.
Hon. c. F Kindred, and D. NJ. Clough, Of
the Fifth district, and G. G. Hartley, OF
Brainerd, left last night for Washington on
business of political bearing.
Yesterday was So warm a winter day that
buffalo coats we're burden. The street cars
were run all day with the windows down,
and the consumption of fuel for heat was at
the minimum.
The general opinion is that Minneap oils
Cooked its goOse'' very brown in its attempt
to rush into the Minneapolis pages Of the
Exposition pamphlet at the last minute a
boom over lis Use and business in ST.. Paul
by conn aratiye table. Got badly left.
An alarm sent in by an officer on box 21
at 30 yesterday morning, brought out the
fire department in hot haste to the corner of
Third and Wabashaw streets, but they failed
10 find any trace of fire. The officer said al
the time of his pulling the box that Wabashsw
street was full Of smoke which he could not
account for.
The condition Of the sidewalk in front Of
the ST. Paul book and stationery store, and
the one adjoining, on East Third street Is a
disgrace to the city and constant menace
to pedestrians. leaky pipe flooded the
icy sidewalk all day and pedestrians were
forced to go into the street. The nuisance
should be remedied at once.
A specia, meeting of the managers Of the
coming carnival of notions will be held at
the office Of the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation at 10 o'clock this morning, for the
purpose of arranging details and perfecting
the work of the committee. All interested
are invited to be present
The ladies OF the Women's Christian Tenn
perance union held meeting at the rooms
OF the Gospel Temperance union, 50 East
Seventh street, yesterday at o'clock.
After the transaction OF the usual routine
business, Mrs. P B. Groat. president Of the
union, surprised the ladies' with an excellent
luncheon, which was heartily enjoyed By the
large number present.
Mr.. f. E. Mckinney, a member Of the
house from Isanti county, called at police
headquarters yesterday and made enquiry
for his trunk. He arrived in the city Tues
day, giving his check to an expressmau with
instructions to convey his trunk from the
depot to his boarding house on Cedar street
Since then he has seen neither the trunk nor
the expressman. Chief Clark thinks there is
u mistake somewhere and he requests that
the trunk be left at city hall.