Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-18
CITY GLOBULEs.
Hartz, Hartz, the magician, is coming.

dartz, Hartz, the magician. is coming.
AID. sanborn wants pointer up. He will
pay 80 for one. But he's choice about the
matter, and will give the v only for dog-he
lost.
Complaint was made at police headquarters,
yesterday, that hogs were becoming trouble
some and expensive nuisance at the Bridge
square elevator.
The members of Father Mathew society are
requested to theet at their hall this afternoon,
at 80 o'clock, to attend the funeral of the late
Michael Sweeney.
officer Brosseau brought in stray wagon
and borse Yesterday about 8 o'clock. He
found the animal wandering along Ninth street
near Cedar at its own sweet will.
The city clerk was preparing blanks, etc., for
the judges of election. Among other prepare
tons the ballot-boxes were taken down, busted.
locks examined, and the glass faces tested as to
strength, ETC.
A party of emigrants passing through the
city yesterday left lad about IL years behind
them. The small boy was taken to the police
station and we'll cared for. He will be sent
after his careless folks to-day by the railroad
company.
The prisoners sentenced at this term of the
district court to the Saltwater penitentiary
will be conducted there to-day by Deputy
Sheriff Harrison. He leaves at IL o'clock in
charge OF Vim. Harris, sentenced fer one year
Tor larceny, and William Hughes, for the same
oHense, for one year and eight months.
Justice is more or less an expensive luxury.
10 date the present term Of the district court
has cost for jurors, grand and petit. and wit
ness ices, $56s.60; attorneys fees, $50. The
highest amount paid to one individual Juror is
VIZ The greatest number of certificates audit
ca In one day was on the 9th inst, the number
1ootlng up thirty-seven.
Inc county auditor placed one hundred tax
redemption notices in the sheriff's hands yes
terday to serve. These are for tax sales of
1919, made December, 1876, and the time in
which they may be redeemed expires next
december. The notice is generously extended
| SO that 1t may not be too late for some, who
may have forgotten in the multiplicity OF
| affairs. -
officer Palmer brought in John Swanson q
shaggy looking Swede, about 10 O'clock last
night. He found him in Tom Powers barn or
me corner OF Ramsey and Fort streets. Swan.
son claims to live in MINNEAPOLIS. has hoo,
working on the bridge and came to the eity t.
get his wages. He had no place to sleep and
crawied INTO the barn to pass the night, When
searched S4.25 was found on him.
VIM. Gees went into Presley's saloon or
Third street, yesterday. about 6 O'clock. Mr.
Gees lett his wagon outside, though he was in
m mood J. to stable it there as anywhere else.
wneh ne came out, after a stay Of a lew min
utes, ne found the horse and wagon gone. He
got around to police headquarters and made
report ana impressed it upon the force that il
was tnelr duty to get the wagon instanter.
i :. Prof. saronis contract for lighting the cit,
with gasoline for one year will be drawn up to-
day. and will be executed tomorrow. Til,
professor is jubilant over his success. and feel,
assured that mis- light will give general salts
laceion; The representatives Of other com
panies have already made overtures to the sue
t &c eompehtor to help him out. They try
MS light Will fail He is supremely confident
ana an catches the full import of their endeayors
20 give themselves chance to experiment with
their apparatus. The professor will have non,
of it.