Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-15
CITY GLOBULEs.


Crossman & Plummer paid out s79. IS for
duties on imports, yesterday.
The committee on gas from the city council
will meet this evening at 80 O'Clock.
The new plat of Dawson's addition to St.
Paul has been filed for record at the register of
deeds office.
An individual laboring under the effects of
bad "booze" was carried to the lookup by
Officer Babe Yesterday afternoon.
A burly specimen of the genus tramp was up
yesterday, charged with drunkenness. He was
given an hour in which to hoof it out of
town. i
Peter tSchwab of Sergeant Town. Mower
county, had a valuable horse stolen from him
on the Sth inst. He offers $25 for its re-
covery.
warrant was issued yesterday for the ar
rest of Lizzie Holmes, charged with applying
vile and abusive language to a woman named
Mary ]. Chanson.
The hearing on the writ of habeas corpus for
the release Of Joseph Comfort, to have been
heard by Judge Simons yesterday forenoon,
was continued unit! 2 clock this afternoon.
Gideon GongtinSuet the medieval minstrel
band, was up yesterday for indulging weak |
ness for the rosy. he paid three bills and
promised to let bad whisky alone in the flu
ture.
The city marshal of Fort Wayne, Indians,
enquired yesterday at police headquarters, on
postal card, for a lost boy named Patrick Cox.
The youth, Is years old, disappeared from Fort
Wayne September l..
On Friday evening, The 2lst inst. the Misses
Tarbells, by invitation of their many friends.
| will give concert at Duluth They will be
assisted by Prof. Wood Mr.. W. b. Buckalew
and Mr.. Geo. Draper.
| Weather permitting, Prof. Saroni will ex-
ercise his steam buggy around the city hail.
| this afternoon. The weather comes in as a
| factor of the experiment only as a matter of
comfort to the spectators
! Sergt. Walsh has 80 far recovered from his
protracted illness as to put in an appearance at
police headquarters yesterday. He looks
thinned out by his Illness but is in fair way
towards speedy recovery.
| Engine a. on the St. Paul, Minneapolis e.
Manitoba road, which ran off the track, owing
to misplaced switch, at Darwin Thursday af-
| ternoon, was replaced by wrecking crew, and
| arrived at st. Paul last night.
The sale of seats yesterday for the Bowers
Thompson season was gratifying. and gives
promise of large attendance. The box Office
| will remain open to-day, where seats for either
or all nights may be obtained.
| The invoices of Strouses bankrupt stock are
placarded for public inspection on the fence
around Dowlan's wood yard. The invoice ex-
tends over 102 folios of legal-oap, done in
Capt. O'Oonnor's haudsomest style of penman-
ship.
Suit was commenced in the district court,
yesterday, by James X. Humphrey against
John Fl. Schumacher to enforce the stipulations
of an alleged contract regarding the sale of a
parcel of property in Hopkins addition to St.
Paul.
| The veteran association of Ramsey county
will meet at the old court house this evening
at $780, All old soldiers are respectfully in
| vited to attend this meeting, and it is hoped
that as many as possible will make it conven-
| lent to be present.
About daylight yesterday Officer Lowell
found trunk filled with female duds, at the
corner of Seventh and Wabashaw streets. 1t
awaits an owner at police headquarters.
Doubtless it fell from some express wagon
conveying it from the depot.
Thomas Hegney was arrested yesterday,
charged with selling spirituvus liquor without
a license. He explained that he had procured
a license for the sale of malt drinks and which
he supposed was all the law made necessary
The hearing will take place on Monday.
James Gorrety imbibed enough liquid dam
nation night before last to make his baain
whir, when the true inwardness of his debauch
was manifested by smashing in the windows
at MontgomerY's restaurant. He was fined
$50, and on payment of the coin was dis
charged.
Judge Flint resumed his seat on the bench at
the municipal court yesterday morning after
a prolonged and serious illness, and his reap
pearance was hailed with general delight, while
satisfaction was expressed at the able manner
IN which Associate Judge O Brien has presided
during his absence.
A novel experiment will be tried with the
telephone on Sunday next. The effort will be
made to converse between this city and Madi-
son, Wis, distance of 283 miles. The expert
ment will be made from the telephone exchange
Office, and the electricians are confident that
1t will prove success.
week ago last night Weller's saloon at the
corner Of Fifth and Minnesota streets, was
robbed of two boxes of cigars and so in nick
els. Yesterday afternoon the weeds were
found in wood pile in the rear of the saloon.
A search was made with the hopes of finding
the nickels, but without success.
The reportorial solutions who dish up con-
stipated ideas for Third sstreet printing
house and pass the same off for news, show
bad taste in upbraiding innocent officials the
morning after being badly scooped for 'giv-
! ing news to the representatives of more en-
terprising paper. They should "catoh on or
learn to hold respectful silence.
The case of Robert Spangenberg against the
city was tried before Judge Wilkin yesterday
to. the point Of being handed over to the jury.
| The suit is brought to recover damages alleged
to have happened toSpangenbcrg's butcher and
provision shop on the corner of Rice, Carroll
and 1glehart streets at the time of the big
overflow last summer from the biggest rain re-
corded for nine years.
Governor Pillsbury yesterday received GER
titled copy from the general land Office de.
partment of the interior, Washington, D. c.,
of the approval of list No. of swamp and
overlooked lands selected as inuring to the
State under provisions of acts of Congress, ap-
proved Sept. 81, 1850, and March 10. 1860, in
the district of lands subject to sale at Duluth,
embracing 81, 675.96 acres.
bright-eyed girl, with fresh color in her
face and with mouth that would put to blush
the 'ohiselled creations of Hebe. was before
Judge Flint yesterday morning, charged with
Hemingway, and the child's face and story
might have been comparable with innocence.
| Without friends and alone in the CITY, she was
sent to the House of Good Shepherd for thirty
days.
A festive railroader named Mack Durham
was arraigned at the municipal court yester-
day, charged with hauling Mrs. Martha Wright.
the landlady of Fifth street hash dispensary.
| The unpleasantness ORIGINATED over the nav