Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-15
CITY GLOBULEs,
Haggenmiller & Kuhl paid, yesterday, $72
duties on imports received.

Haggenmiller & Kuhl paid, yesterday, $72
duties on imports received.
N. h. Thompson, sheriff of Hennepin county,
was IN the city yesterday on official business.
Tho council will have to order fence around
hlce park. Wanton pedestrians are cutting it
up into innumerable footpaths.
Chief Engineer Strong attended the quarter
~ meeting of the Firemen's State Life Asso-
citation at Minneapolis yesterday.
The case of the city against William Jene-
rich, arrested a few days since on the charge of
assault and battery, was dismissed on payment
of costs.
Yesterday one year ago the first snow of the
winter season fell. Yesterday, twenty -four
hoursa go the thermometer stood So degrees in
the shade.
The K. N. Packet conpany's light draught
steamer, Charlie Cheever, came in from below
last evening, and will leave for down river
points at IL NJ. to-day.
John Malloy, Scott county farmer lost q
buffalo robe yesterday morning, off his wagan,
while going from the hay market to Third
street, on Minnesota street.
Hon. Boriah Magoffin, Jr., came in from hi
country place, yesterday, wearing smile all
over his face. It ia an eleyen-pound boy, Beck
b. Magofhn, and mother and child doing we'll.
A burly chap named Anderson was be fore his
honor yesterday morning charged with being
out of the needful or having no visible mean,
of support. he will earn county Jail mystery
tor the next twenty days by working on the
| rock pile.
The early bird catches the worm, and about
8 o'clock yesterday morning Officer Baer run
IN an ola os . bird who had caught up about two
into the lock up and took all day to sleep off
his early morning drunk.
Thomas Koran and Thomas Cotton worked
their courage to the sticking point on five cent
NORWOOD night before last, and afterwards
| engaged IN bloodless row at the corner of
| rl1tn and Minnesota streets. They were be-
tore Judge Flint yesterday morning and dis
charged on payment of three bills each.
The eastern train on the Chicago, Milwaukee
q st. Paul road due here at 1:2O yesterday af.
ternoon did not arrive until $50 last evening,
being delayed over five hours at Milwauee on
account OF a switch engine and two freight
cars going through the draw bridge at that
| place, as reported in yesterdays GLOBE.
John J. Bell, driver of hook and ladder No.
!, while wrestling in the engine house on St.
Peter street, slipped and fell against a small
table. dlslJcating his right Shoulder. DR..
Stamm attended Bell, and although his injury
| IS not serious it will incapacitate him from
duty for some time. Frank Hall will act as
driver until Bell is ready for duty.
really ingenious creature named s. P. Nc
CuRh, was before Judge Flint yesterday morn
ing charged with drunkenness. He explained
that he owned farm in Dakota territory. had
not VISITED city for twenty years and had
celebrated his ADVENT to civilization by taking
drop too much. No fine was imposed and be
was advised to 60 back to his farm and not re.
turn for twenty years longer.
The judges Of election elected at the last
meeting Of the council, were served with no.
tice yesterday. Officer O'Keefe plunged
around the Second and Third wards with no.
tlces; Officer Murphy did the business for the
Fifth ward; Officer Casey meandered through
the First ward; Officer McMahon took in the
fourtn ana Ohcer Wlllimovsky summed him
SELF IN the Sixth ward with the papers of mott.
fcation.
Yes' erday Chief Weber received telegram
from Hudson asking for the arrest of man
who had passed forged check for 1913 in that
place. 1t seems that party named Hurley
was vlctlmlzed, and he set forth that the man
nao lett Tor st. Paul. Following which he
gave such descrip tion of the man that the
belief is entertained that the note manipuIator
Is one Carl Anderson. He gained some no.
torlety here about year ago by robbinp Helm
bach's store in the Sixth ward of several hum
dred cigars, for which transaction he cot six
months service in the county Jail. Tho police
are on the look out for him.