St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-04
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

Inc regular meeting OF the p0arQ OF euuca-
ton will occur Monday evening.
Miss Lillian Maxwell, of Hudson, Wis, is
visiting Miss WEIGH, of Holly avenue.
Mrs. j. NJ. Farrar, 500 Jackson street, has
returned fIom her Eastern vacation.
Night Jailer O'Keefe has returned to duty
after compulsory absence due to illness
John SiherI Michael Mcnamara and D. F.
Peterson paid $40 fines yesterday for drunk
cnness.
Acker post will meet to install officers at
their rooms in the Market house Thursday
evening next.
John Lilly. charged with the crime of pow
erty, was sent out to the workhouse yesterday
for thirty days.
Company E, NJ N G.. is drilling for eShi-
billions in the East during the prospective
summer tour.
Lieut.. A. B. Craschen, of the Sioux City
fire department., called at headquarters in
st. Paul yesterday. tef
Mrs. II. L. De Long, of ~ Mannheimer
block, left last evening for a three weeks
visit South and East.
Mrs. Luella Kinnard will be glad to see her
pupils again Monday morning. Jan. 5. 1891.
136 Western avenue.
The average price realized on horses that
have served their term of usefulness in the
fire department is $53.
Misses Nellie Melvin and Annie Egan re-
turned yesterday after weeks visit with
Mrs. j. S. O'Brien, of Saltwater.
The Ich Diem Lawn Tennis club will give
its next dance at the residence of Miss Schef-
fer, so Bates avenue, Tuesday, Jan. -.
Police officer James Mcclure, who has for
fWO months hpQD pOu6Dpd tn his rnnrn with
broken ankle, will shortly resu me duty.
Jane E. Fitzgerald has sued Harry L. Stray
and Olive A. Gray to quiettitle to five-sigths
of lot ~, block 1, of Ashton & Sherburne's
addition.
The Misses Florence and Cora Walker
spent part of their vacation very pleasantly
with Mr. ana Mrs. James Fitzgibbon, of Min
neapolis.
The committee on claims met yesterday
and passed upon the monthly bills The
regular monthly meeting will be held to-fnor
row morning.
Eighty-one new police alarm boxes have
been put in during the past year. as shown in
troll alarm system.
A glove contest scheduled to occur at a re-
sort near Fort Smelling last right failed to
Of the principals.
The Doutney non partisan temperance
course Will be resumed under favorable aus
pi"es at the Newmarket on Jan. IL, a week
from to-day.
DR.. W. w. Willard will this afternoon ad-
dress a temperance meeting at Clinton Are-
nue. NJ. E. church on Pertinent Points ION
the Liquor Traffic..
Theodore Aschen, killed on the short line
at Seventh street crossing on New Years
night was buried yesterday from his lat
residence, 4s9 Bay street.
Pug Earl, described as the lightweight
champion of Maine, is in ST. Paul. He is
said to have offered liberal terms for q match
with any of the local lights.
Anton Weber and John Brantigan, charged
by A. E. johnson with stealing timber, were
dismissed yesterday in the municipal court.
The evidence was not sufficient R8
AT a meeting of the board of public works
yesterday there was discussion of the pros
posed Maria avenue bridge improvement.
The matter will go to the council without
report. Ils
Charles. Magoun, visitor from the lumber
regions. was pursued by an officer on Satur2
day and endeayored to escape down sewer
trap. He was caught by the hair and resur-
rected. -
Scarlet fever prevails at 112l Marion
street. 656 Lincoln, and 5s2 St. Anthony ay1
enue. There is diphtheria at 1850 Farring-
ton, 200 West Winifred and St. Joseph's
hospital
The present month will, according to the
prediction of Weather Prophet Kellogg, con-
tinue mild and snowless until its latter end,
when heavy fall of snow and cold weather
may be expected.
James Conway and James Reyes, profess,
sional crooks, were arrested yesterday by
Lieut.. Murphy for stealing furs from Merrill.
Ryder's establishment They will have a.
hearing on Monday.
William Stanley, alias Stanl4y Wilds, ETC..
the king of the hackmen, is about to leave.
for Helena. He announces his intention of
forsaking the hack business and going into,
Montana real estate.
A lamp explosion at the residence of A. B.
Waldenberger. on East Twelfth street, set
fire to window curtains and did some dam
age. but the fire was extinguished without.
the aid of the department.
The university extension classes will meet
at the high school building tomorrow even
ing for organization for the winter term. All
persons desiring to take up any Of the work
should make it point to be present
The "Wideawakes' will hold their next en-
tertainment at Morley hall. on the Crosby
place, Stewart avenue, next Saturday eve
ing at which time very handsome buff
falo horn flower stand will be voted for.
d. c. Oesterling of Clarence, To-, received
a dispatch yesterday that his establishment
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involving a loss of $4,000. Mr.. Oesterling
was visiting friends on Dayton avenue.
One of the electric cars on the University
avenue line lost trolley wheel yesterday
while en- route from Minneapolis. An en-
ploye sat on top of the car and kept the con-
nection during the remainder of the trip.
Dan Mills, who recently sold his West Su-
perior meat markets, was in the city yester-t
day on his way to Iowa. He said he would,
on his return next week, select a car or two
of dressed beef for the northern lake ports.g
A runaway accident occurred on West,
Seventh street yesterday afternoon. in which
John Schmidt, the driver of a refuse wagon,
was thrown under wheel and injured in
ternally. He resides on Bay street and will
recover.
James Murnane and F. G. Wasman, two
youths of the Rice street ilk, had arranged to
fight to q finish with bare hands at a hall on
University avenue last night. There was no.
money up-the fight was for blood. The po-
lice prevented it
Henry Vierig, proprietor of the Economy
hotel, cheap lodging house at Fifth and
Robert streets was charged in the municipal
court yesterday with keeping disorderly
house. He gave bail for his appearance in
the sum of $50.
James Reagan, who murdered his wife at
Como few weeks ago, aud who is now con-
fined in the county Jail, seems to feel no re.
morse whatever for the act, and is as uncon-
cerned about the future as though the charge
against him were trivial,
John c. Mccarthy, of the municipal court,
has nearly recovered from the fall he re-
eeived Christmas eve when he broke his.
shoulder. He desires. however that his
friends shall not pat him on the left shoulder
to any extent until the soreness subsidies. :.
Albert Ostrander, fourteeen-year-old boy
residing with his parents ON Collins street.
has heen missing since Christmas day The