Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-08
CITY GLOBULEs.

The county treasurer is preparing notices for
all parties indebted for personal taxes.
The TIRE department has three sick horses,
and their ailment is expected to assume an cpl
demic form and run through the stables,
MIR. Thomas Cochran has been given charge
OF one OF the comp anies lately represented. or
mis-epresented by the late Chas. Etheridge
Myers d Finch got in their time recorder yes
terday. and made connection with the teIe-
graph line. and are now ready to receive official
| time, Is sent out from the Northt1eld observe
tory.
Less than half square of block laying is
to be done to complete the jackson street paw
Ing. Capt. Starkey has certainly lost no time
IN completing his contract and from superb
s1al observation, good job appears to have
been done.
Chief Weber received letter, yesterday,
from MIR. Dufrene, making inquiries about his
son Charlie. He is fully convinced the little
walt here is his son, and wants him sent home
at once. The boy has only been kept to wait
Tor definite word from his father.
A trio were discussing the election, yester-
day. One had skinned nose, and swore it
was splitting kindling. Another carried his
eye IN sling. and swore IL was a sty. The
third looked generally demoralized, and swore
IL was new baby at or about his domcile.
Chief Weber locked up two Meisel boys for
throwing missiles on st. Peter street, yesterday.
They stated they were helped in the general win
dow smashing by two other lads. These latter
belonged to the Lick family. aud before their
parents could lick EN-. the police got hold OF
durance the young hoodlums were released,
pretty badly scared.
Mrs. Waerckle, the woman who seeks to re-
cover on her dead husbands life insurance
policy, has obtained he evidence of the man
VINO LOOK her husbands insurance, to the effect
that the man who now personates her husband
is not the man who was insured This is
strong point IN her favor. She is having a
hard light with rich corporation, but is
plucky and determined to win.
Mrs. Bates is the latest acquisition in Min
neapolis. She left this city for that adjunct
Wednesday night. Mother Bates having been
unearthed in her nefarious business as
procuress, couldn't stand the pressure, so va
Gated Judge Gilfllan's house. But some
doubts are entertained if his present tenants
are any better than Mrs. Bates and daughter.
They were inmates of Mother BIS establish
ment two weeks before The police pull, and
that's two weeks ago. The way to suppress is
to suppress.
The inquest on the body of John Kaseden, at
White Bear, was concluded yesterday. There
were eight witnesses examined, their testimony
going to show The facts as stated in the GLOBE
OF yesterday. The widow testified that deceased
mad been drunkard for nineteen years, and
had, on more than one occasion, threatened to
take his own life. She was away from home
on visit, leaving him drunk up stairs when
she left. She was not at all astonished when
she was sent for the following day, and told
her husband had killed himself After hearing
the whole evidence the jury returned verdict
that deceased, John Kascden, came to his death
by his own hand while suffering under tenn
porary insanity.
Another immense house witnessed the second
performance of ''Urlina" by the Flyers Sisters
combination, last night, at the Opera House.
The audience was most lavish in applause, and
seemed equally much delighted as on the
hrst night. The hattering reception they have
met with has induced the management to az
cede to the request that they return on Satur-
day for matinee and evening performance
At the former "Urlina'' will be repeated. and
in the evening the old favorite, ''Out of Bond
age" will be given. In many respects this is
even better production than Mrs e. S. Glitch
alPs ''Urlina." and those who wish to see the
Hyers combnation in genuine plantation
scenes, with plantation music, will not fail to
attend