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}asS * on can get an repairs for IS our
stoves at l86. 1883 SlV Gu st. Paul.
.5$5 Fire did SIS, damage in The dry
goods house of Gustav H cine man on
East Seventh street: on for day night
Il 3327 liquor licenses have been issued to
date, and it is predicted by those com /
petent to judge, that The number will
reach about $50. This will bsa reduc-
ii tive Of one-half. 8
). b. Baker will remove his Dairy
restaurant from Wabasha street to the
new Clifton hall on Fifth street, where
a combined European and American
& house will be run. 4,
There is some delay in regard to the
new jail site. Property owners near
the proposed site object to the locatlen.j
I 1t would be a good place to locate the
Jail on the island in the river.
The Minnesota trotting anc pacing
horse breeders association met at che
Merchants on Tuesday. Dr.. Evans OF
Minneapolis, Cross Of Red Wing, and
several St. Paul men made up the meet-
ing
Judge e. G.. Palmer, one Of the Oldest
and best known legal lights of the state,
died at Jacksonville, Florida on Satur-
day last. Judge Palmer was elected IL
1857. He resided in st. Paul for the
past IS years.
P.V. DAILY IS The special agent Of the.
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
company Of Milwaukee, Wis, one-of the
safest and best companies in America.
His headquarters are at room s, David
son block, St. Paul.
A stranger who occupied q ROOM in a
hotel opposite the Union depot was
found dead in the room by q servant
girl on Tuesday morning. When the
mas was last seen alive he was in an
intoxicated condition
The promoters Of the new Athletic
Park on the West side have already.
placed $4,000 Of the required $40 900,
which will make the project a success.
Lovers OF base ball will haye good ac-
com0dations this wear.
Now that New York city is snow
bound as never was a city, town OF
prairie snow bound before, mum erous
kilograms Of coincidence from tho west
are being sent to New. York rendering
sympathy, wheat and clothes. Perhaps
they'll now let up on the :sblizzard!y
yyeSt'
Secretary Thomas Conroy, Of the
Dayton's Bluff branch Of the Irish Ma
tional League, st. Paul, is nothing
short Of a hustler in the irish cause,
and just reports another remittance Of
sixty Collars to the Irish National
treasury, 1.-THE Bluff boys are never
behind" Tom says, and intend to keep
right ON.
Fifty-tour applicants for Office were
examined under civil service rules by
Deputy Postmaster O'Brien and I. M.
Maroney at the custom house on the
9th inst. OF this number twenty ladies'
and thirty-two gentlemen were exam
ined for clerkships, and two applicants
we're examined for positions Of stamp
era Oh messengers,
Chief Clark S men are now making it
lively for that class Of creatures known
as street walkers, Of which this city has
far more than it's share. IF that other
creature known as airts and buns, were
attended to also, everybody would
breathe easier, and respe ctable men and
women might be able TO walk the streets
without being insulted at every street
crossing. II.
Our merchants are receiving larg |
stocks of goods these days, prep airing
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freight which have. been prevailing for
some time but which will cease on the
26th inst, has had a great deal to do
with the heavy shi pnents. On soma
goods from Chicago TO St. Paul, the
profit IS less than the drayage from the
depots to the stores. 4. n.
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a number of his friends surprised
County Delegate t. =. Kelleher last
week, when they met at the residence
OF John B. Pewters, where they cor
rallied Tim" and presented him with
valuable writing outfit, 9 purse, which |
was well filled with gold, etc. ~ 70 say
that Ramsey Oonnty's delegate IS y! de- de-
serving OF the confidence OF his people
is simply saying the plain truth, as was
evidenced On this pleasant occasion
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