Daily globe., 1878-10-28
CITY GLoBULEs.
Three drunks were the guests of Jessral
last night.

CITY GLOBULEs.
Three drunks were the guests of Jessrang
last night.
Wild ducks are plentiful in this market and
very cheap, besides being fat and palatable.
The air was crisp and cold last night, and the
young man who had loaned his ulster to his
uncle during the summer months felt that he
had need of it.
Jessrang's cooler contained one drunk last
evening. He was helplessly drunk, too, and
couldn't give his name. He will be interro.
gated by Judge Flint this morning.
Three wayfarers found free lodgings at the
city hall last njght-one quite respectable
looking man, whom dog Tray nestlediclosely
up to his master as he lay disteuded upon the
floor.
About II o'clock last night somebody dis
charged pistol near the depot, at the river
Officer Rouleau Investigated, but couldn't find
out who had disturbed the quiet of the Sunday
night.
Private Campbell, the soldier who forged a
government transportation order, was taken
from jail yesterday and conveyed to Fort
Smelling. Lieut.. Booth, of the Seventh in
fantry, did the honors.
Chill as the night air was, the seats in Rice
| park held several loving couples up to late
nour last evening, and ever and anon sound
could be heard as if some one was withdrawing
cork from beer bottle.
| The body of Otto Kuentzner, who perforated
himself with bullet at Lake Como on Satur-
day night, lay at the morgue all day yesterday,
and was viewed by large crowds of morbid
/ seekers after the horrible. An inquest will be
held this morning at 10 o'clock.
The candidates or Office took a rest yester-
day, and the intelligent voters had vacation.
Ihelr ears were not assailed with pleadings to
vote Tor this, that or the other candidate. and
| ASIDE from casual discussions among little
KNOTS OF men here and there, politics were quiet.
man named Davis was arrested by Officer
baer last evening on suspicion of stealing an
oVercoat and handkerchief from Charley Brown.
the diamond merchant" 1t appears that
paws was seen exchanging the handkerchief
Tor drinks at the bar of the American House.
ana was given into custody by Brown.
at the Athenseum this evening the st. Paul
Llederkranz give their first performance of the
season. The performance consists of two parts.
OF or rather three-the first concert of six mum.
| pets, ouetts, choruses, etc.; the second part is
the operetta OF die Afrikanerin." african
girl , IN two acts. The entertainment CONCLUDES
with a ball. No doubt the entertainment will
| be most successful one,
| noisy drunken lout was making night hide
GUS on Cedar street last night when officer Baer
happened along and essayed to remove the dis
| turber Of the midnight quiet to the cooler. The
drunk undertook to argufy the point with
the officer In a trial of conclusions. With the
| assistance OF two citizens loyal and true the
praying brute became boisterous and stubborn.
and rough and tumble scuffle ensued in which
the big lnebriate found the hug of the Baer too
~ mueh Tor MN, and Chief Weber coming along
t1aD gentleman put flea in the mans ear
winch sllenced him at once. He was passed to
the lookup and left to cool off.
1he Insurance Men Don't Want Free
Trade.
Sundry insurance men, among whom were
Messrs. b. d. Hughson and s. s. Eaten. were in
secret conclave at the Metropolitan hotel YES
terday. They were considering the Mahlon d
Miller break with the underwriters State asso.
clatlon. big effort has been made to disaf-
rect the companies represented by Miller yes
terday, Mr.. w. w. Caldwell, general agent of
tne Peoples company of Newark, and the
New Hampshire, was made to listen to a pro-
longed representation, why it would be
pess pem'i1 s+,na ana no;n+ wise Wis from busi-
from Mlller's agency. No conclusion was
reached. Mr. Caldwell was urged to make St.
faul a VISIT from representations made bv the
ASSOCIATION. Before coming to any determine
tlon, ne expects to confer with the solid busi-
whetbeF the ct she aty to their
pany can be best subserved in or out of the
corporation, yclept the State Association of
Underwriters. In this connection he will as
We'll consult the interests of the people.