Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-03
CITY GLOBULEs.
The city clerk yesterday opened his books

The city clerk yesterday opened his books to
record the payment of liquor licenses.
tt presumed that the Sattler Bros. will
open again for the resumption of business, in
few days.
Six clerks in Dawson & Co.'S bank received
from their employers 300 each as new years
present The boys are rather glad the new
year arrived.
The firm of Hanauer, Lichtenauer & Co.,
have adjusted matters with their creditors. a
compromise has been effected, and the firm is
again open for business.
The city officers, police and fire departments
were paid their salaries yesterday for the
month of December. Cash goes, and the
amount disbursed was $1,000.
Frank L. Stevens, who was sent to the State
by false pretense, for one year and nine
months from Oct. %, 1877, was yesterday par
doned by Governor Pillsbury.
Some responsible parties stand ready to take
a long lease of a large double store for the dry
goods business if any property owner will
build one in suitable location. Who will be
the enterprlslng man to secure good tenant !?
Last night about o clock Officer DeCorsey
got on to the man who stole Sternberg's beaver
coat twelve hours before. The officer made a
business of going down into the st. Thomas
hotel and bringing the man out. The fellow
wouldn't give his name, but confessed he had
disposed of the coat to a man at the Pacific
| round house.
An important change in time goes into eff
feet this morning on the St. Paal & Pacific
road, main line The train for Winnipeg and
! intermediate points, which has heretofore been
| leaving at o'clock in the evening" will here
after leave at A. NJ. This is a change which
will be very acceptable to the business COM
munity and travelling public
! Yesterday about o'clock the weather tempt
| ed some unknown to steal black beaver over
| coat from in front of Steinberg's clothing
store, No. 124 West Third street. The fellow
| meant well, but the coat wasn't fit. Discover
ing the discrepancy between his own proper
| lions and the stretch of the coat, he tried to
pawn or sell it at Prescott's pawn-shop. He
| failed. Then he started down Third street. got
up to the vicinity of Fourth and Rosabe streets.
| and then got lost. So did the coat.
The fir failure for the New Year is that of
Williams, Mccullough & Co., paints, oils, ETC..
No. So East Third street. The firm made an
assignment to James P. Allen yesterday The
Liabilities are computed at $1,000, with esti-
mated assets of $4,000. The Indebtedness is
| n ~, cohnheu 10 Ilttspurgn ana New YORK.
The only Important local debt is that of 81 900,
due the Mankato Linseed Oil company. The
assertion is made that the firm will about bal
ance their debts with the stock on hand and
outstanding accounts.
The Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad manage.
ment, after the late, war have undertaken to
| lind another short line south to Minneapolis
! preliminary survey for projected line out
/, OF this city was undertaken yesterday Mr..
Curtice had the work in charge The line
! about decided on will cross Summit avenue
about quarter of a mile from the city limits
| WITHIN the clty's boundaries. If this route is
decided upon the GLOBE is first in the field tc
make the suggestion that station be estab
lished at the above point. The convenience tc
suburban residents, as it were, would be most
| satisfactory.