Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-16
CITY GLOBULES.

The judges of election will meet next Tues.
day to elect clerks and otherwise prepare for
tho election.
The Northwestern Poultry Fanoiers associa-
ton held meeting at the European hotel yes
terday afternoon.
The fine of William Tanning, committed for
drunkenness a few days since, was paid yester-
day and he was released from the cooler.
Monday the Chicago, st. Paul Il Minneapolis
railroad brought $50 cars of freight to St.
Paul, and it was not much of a boom either.
John Dillon proposes to announce himself as
"Our Next President" at the Opera House to-
night. the Ohio election to the contrary not
withstanding.
Mrs. Louisa Hopp was before his honor yes
terday charged with spanking one of her neigh
boris children named Emma Benz. The exam
nation resulted in her acquittal and discharge
James P. Holmes, of Goodhue county, SEN
fenced to years imprisonment on the charge
of larceny, having served his sentence less the
abatement for good behavior, was restored to
the rights of citizenship by Gov. Pillsbury on
yesterday.
Officer OKeefe was after a warrant yesterday
aftel noon for the arrest of DR.. Mintzer, on the
ting large piece of machinery to rest on the
sidewalk, on Robert near Fifth street, to the
peril of pedestrians.
new society has recently been started by
our French citizens called the ''Union st. John
Baptist" numbering l25 members. The So
clety Is intended for mutual culture and amuse-
ment and the first meeting will take place at
DIR. Roy's office next Tuesday.
The light draught K. N. steamer Charlie
Cheever, made the levee at $50, yesterday
morning, and left at 4 o'clock in the after
noon, to connect with the Anna, lying at Pres
colt. The Cheever will return this morning
ia leave again for down river this afternoon.
The managers of the Protestant orphan asy-
lum have decided not to hold fair the present
season, but will solicit aid direct from our cit
lzens. A committee of gentlemen have con-
sented to relieve the ladies of the task of so
llcitat1on, and they will soon make the grand
rounds.
Nicholas Klinger was arraigned at the police
court yesterday charged with hurting a rock at
the pericranium of Reinhart. The latter
receptacle of ideas was slightly fractured by
coming in contact with the segment, In consid-
Grafton of which the naughty Nicholas was
committed for fourteen days.
Mrs. Levi, who claims drayman by the
name of Levi as her husband, and it may be
staIeu rlgntly SO In the law was at police head
quarters yesterday to invoke aid to keep him
attached to her. Or at any rate she wanted
something done to prevent him from leaving
her, as she said he threatened to do.
Mrs. James Daily of the Sixth ward, was at
police headquarters yesterday demanding that
a dog belonging to Charles Filter be shot. She
reported that the day before he, the dog, had
bitten son of hers, without just cause or
provocation. An officer was detailed on Creed
more service, but failed to find the target
that is, get the dog in range.
The annual meeting of the board of managers
Of the Women's Christian Home will be held
on Friday, Oct. 18th, at 2.3O O'Clock at the
parlor of the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms. Mrs. Van
Cleve, of Minneapolis, is expected to be pre-
sent and address the meeting. All who are
interested in this department of Christian
labor are cordially invited to be present.
William Diamond was tried and acquitted in
the district court yesterday, ON the charge of
assault and battery, and one hour after bis re-
lease warrant was sworn out for his arrest,
by Jennie Diamond. his sister-in-law, on the
charge of threatening to kill. He vas ar
rested by Officer O'Keefe, and upon being
brought to the station his relative appeared
and withdrew the complaint, whereupon he
was again released. Next,