Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-30
CITY GLOBULES,

CITY GLOBULES.
The fall term of the district court oommeno-
| ca to-day. ~ &si5
The Headquarters building, st. Paul. Min
neapolia & 4Manitoba railroad, is up the first
story. sH ). Essxa
The VIM. Simons. arrested few days since
for fast fast driving, is not the Wm.symonds Of tho
city engineers Office. .s.s
Ihe CITY treas urer sent to New York, yester-
day, 81, 900 to pay interest on city Indebtedness
falling due next week.
The district'court room was treated to an
overhauling and thorough cleaning, yesterday,
in view of the fact that court begins to-day.
lost child. was picked up on Leech street
near Smith yesterday afternoon and taken to
Mr.. Occoback's residence on the former thor
oughfare. t'zs>. = ffs'F''
1t tho walking is good, the peanut fond and
lem nade butcher, two colors, white and red,
will condescsnd to mingle with the plebians
of st. Paul tomorrow.
postoffice department. He was the happy 70.
cipient yesterday of bouncing girl cherub.
The heiresa scored ten pounds and everything
is lovely. i'Sa42, ar 3 "a 80 no
few days ago Mr.. ]. W. Mack, stage man
ager at Conley's theatre. found pocket book
containing $3.50. BY industrious inquiry he
found the owner yesterday, one of Palme's, the
tailor, employees, and restored to him his prop
erty. ~
On account Of the presence of the circus in
St. Paul on Wednesday the appearance of
Murray's Metropolitan Comedy company at
the Opera House has been postponed one week,
when they promise to give frst.class enter
| tainment. 1875 a n nJIfw
Constable George Bowers found an antiquat-
ed holse, of sorrell hue, and branded with the
letter u, on each shoulder in New Canada
township yesterday. The cob may be had by
proving property. and is in possession of Con-
stable Bowers Little Canada. ark
There's saloon near Seventh street, on c.
dar, to which the eyes of the police are direct
ed, and if tho saloon-keeper don't mind he'll
be called upon to explain. The best thing he
can Go is to forbid young girls from frequent
ing his place, especially on Sunday afternoons.
The case of Xavier Paul, charged with steal
ing five dollars worth of hay from E. p
Webbs meadow in New Canada township, came
up for hearing in tho municipal court yester.
| day afternoon. After q tedious trial the de-
PENDANT was discharged on payment of the
| costs. r"-- 1's3 .s lI0ost sT
At meeting of Herman Lodge No. 2 of the
Sons of Herman, last night, the following Off.
GERS were elected for the ensuing term: Presi-
den Henry Weber; vice president, @. Veith;
secretary, A. Peterman; finance secretary, A.
Betz; treasurer. F: W. Schulz; trustees, b.
J. r. Peff
The police have ferretcd out the robber OF
RABBI segal's dwelling, Saturday night. AT
| any rate, neighbors saw party we'll known to
the inmates Of the rabbits house, depart with
day, Anushinsky, the owner Of the stolen prop.
erty, seemed reluctant to proceed any further
| in the search.
| Christopher Mclaughlin alias Thomas Hogan
was before Judge Flint on yesterday charged
with cabbaging cloak from Mrs. Watson's
residence last Friday: The prisoners story was
| delightfully."- diaphanous, and the more he tried
to extenuate the worse he became entangled
The evidence was such as to warrant convic.
ton, and he was committed for thirty days.
| The bridge com mission held its usual weekly
meeting yesterday, and as usual did nothing,
or next to that, very little. Several of the com.
mission, among whom were Messrs L,ndeke and
Knapheide, complained that the work was
progressing slowly, and not practically; es-
pecially was this SO in regard to excavating or
| filling for the bridge approaches. Mr.. Lindeke
was authorized to visit the bridge and superin-
tend, or at least give practical suggestion,
just low to do it. Mr.. Sewall, engineer, hav.
ing made report about the work, stating that
work was being done at the east end of the
BRIDGE but nothing on the Fort side. The
commission adjourned for week.
The st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba rail
road yesterday commenced running trains
| on its branch line between Alexandria and St.
Olaf, thus adding thirty.fve miles to the
| length of it's operated road and brings the line
within ten miles of the Furnishing village Of
Fergus Falls. Between the present terminus
and Fergus Falls, however, the work is very
heavy and it will be several weeks before the
road will be opened to that point. In the
| meantime force of teams and men have been
to work on the end Of the line
present arrangement trains will leave Alexan.
dria at A. NJ, reaching St. Olaf at II A. M.
and returning leave St. Olaf at 2:3O P. M
reaching Alexandra at $50 P. NJ.
Yesterday Mr. T. s. McManus, residing a,
No. 81 Ramsey street, made a curious discovery
IN bis lot. Near the barn were quite number
of empty boxes, which he had occasion to re-
move. All were not empty; one was found tc
be securely closed and nailed, which on open.
ing was found to contain two heavy massive
silver candlesticks and glass globe and burner
All the articles were recognized at once az
church property, the candlesticks being such
as used on the altar, and the globe and burner
being the usual pendant chandelier in front OF
the altar, containing 'the eternal light" Mr..
| MeManus can offer no explanation as to how
the property got into his yard, and presumes
they must have been placed there fully five
months ago. The property awaits an owner al
| pOlice headnnarters