Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-29
CITY GLOBULES.

bis head. he was arrested az . warrant and
committed yesterday for fourteen days.
runaway horse, ornamented with detached
and fragmer tary portions Of a harness, was
caught ON University avenue yesterday. Heis
| stabbed at No. 40, on the avenue, and awaits
an owner.
Overcome with forty-rod chain lightning Ole
johnson laid down to rest, early yesterday, Sc
| lecting as berth the soft side of a jackson
| street pavement plank. He was run Ia. and
will remain in the bastile for three days.
The committee request that those sending
baskets or dishes to-day for the boys dinner
will please have them plainly marked. and thus
save the loss and trouble incident to such CO.
cssions, when they cannot be identified.
John Costello was arrested yesterday,
charged by Thomas Hagner with disposing of
saloon fixtures in West St. Paul on false pre-
lenses. The examination will take place to-
day, and MI. Costello was released ON bonds.
A meeting of the Ramsey county veterans
association will be held at the old court house
this evening. Gen. J. B. Sanborn will deliver
short address. and the committee on consti-
tuition will report the results Of their delibera-
tions.
Those interested in the work among the bows
al conducted by the 7. NJ. G. A., are requested
to send anything in the way of provisions thew
may have to spare to aid in furnishing the
tables at the Thanksgiving dinner, to be given
to-day, to the rooms of the association BY IL
A. n.
A grand Thanksgiving dinner will be given
for the boys to-day at IL NJ, at the old Knauft
summer garden, on Wabashaw street, opposite
court house square, that elegant room having
been secured for the boys use during the com.
ing winter.
Tonight at the old court house Gen. John B.
Sanborn will deliver an address to ex-soldlers.
At the CLOSE of the speech the constitution and
by-laws of the "Veteran's Association will be
adopted. All ex-soldiers are cordially invited
to be present.
James Dryer celebrated Thursdays occasion
by inaugurating roaring toot. He became
beastly drunk and very noisy, in addition to
which he got on his muscle. and threatened to
clean OFT the town. He was before Judae
Flint yesterday and committed for seven DAYS,
Hans johnson mixed bug juice with his
Thanksgiving turkey on Thursday, and the
latter succumbed to the pressure. Overcome
by the effort Hans was taken to the lockun
and he was committed yesterday for four DAYS.
at the expiration of which he will have recu-
perated from the debauch.
Mr.. A. T. O. Pierson, in the United States
surveyor generals Office. is doing some artistic
Typographical drawing Hs is making town.
ship maps of the United States survey. and
they are executed with such artistic skill, even
to the lettering. that they look more like en-
cravings than India ink sketches, as they really
are.
Mr.. G. J. Kissner, the we'll known hotel
proprietor Ct this city, formerly of the Sher-
man house, has purchased the fne hotel in
Fargo of the same name, which will be reno
waited and refurnished. He will take possession
next month, and while st. Paul regrets her loss
she congratulates Fargo on such valuable &C.
QUESTION.
A transformation is to take place in the
premises SO long known as Knauft's saloon
and summer garden, the Y. M. O. A. having
leased 1t for their work among the boys. The
work for tn winter will be inaugurated TO-DAY
by Thanksgiving dinner, and hereafter the
room will probably be kept open everv even.
ing. 1t is likely that the association will hold
mary OF their other services in this hall, as
snelr present quarters have long been too small
Tor convenience or comfort.
About two months ago q disgraceful fight
took place on the railroad track near the Polish
settlement, below the Seventh street BRIDGE
During the fight man named Nado was se.
verely pounded, Cornelius Cashman and a COM
panion being arrested as the perpetrators. The
hearing was continued, and eastman was re-
leased on his own recognlzance. which was
taken advantage OF by jumping the town. He
returned few days since, and was arrested
yesterday, and the hearing will take place TO-
day.
a grand Thanksgiving dinner is to be given
by the ladies connected with ''the work among
the boys" to-day at IL o'clock, in the hal!
formerly known as "Knauft's Summer Gar
den." Ample provision will be made for all
VINO come, and the boys who were in attend
ance last year are especially invited and urged
10 nIlng their friends with them. Turkey,
vegetables, pies, cake. pop corn, candy, apples,
etc. ETC., are included in the bill of fare, and
general good time may be expected. Ticket,
OF admlssl IN are obtainable free of charge m
application at the 7. NJ. @. A. rooms this morn
ing.
Yesterday, A. Brown, the keeper of a saloon
On the corner of Fifth and Rosabel street.
was guilty OF piece of inhuman conduct that
might have resulted in murder hadn't Officers
Cook and Case, come to the rescue. ASwede
name unknown; came into Browns saloon and
got stupldly drunk. Brown elected him after
all bis money was gone, but instead of throw
ing his customer out on the sidewalk where he
might be seen he put him in q wood shed to
the rear of the building. There, without wran
or even an osercoat, the officers found the
man, almost froze to death.
The freight department Of the St. Psul r.
Manitoba railway has been transferred to the
office rooms of the two new freight houses inst
completed by the company, and freight ia now
being received at and shipped from these com
modious and convenient structures. greatly
facilitating the transaction of the immen.e
bnsiness of the road, as we'll "a verv mater;.ilv
adding to the comfort of the small armv Of Of.
ilclals and assistants upon whom the work Of
looking after and expediting the business de-
wolves. The work of emolishing the old
freight building, to give place to the new union
depot WILL be commenced in few days.
The GLOBE had exclusive mention Yesterday
OF reputed robbery; one Atwater claiming he
mad been robbed of a watch and $40 in money
at the Commercial hotel. An investigation
Yesterday pretty conclusively proved that A.
water story was very much like that of Sta.
pletons, the man who claimed to have haer
robbed OF 1857 not long ago. It both cases the
fellows never bad the money thew imao;ned
they had q. G. Hines. the party whom A.
water claims put him to bed. va, aronnd A.
lice headquarters all day yesterday. WAITING ~
have Atwater prove his charge. Atwater failed
to put in an appearance. Mrs. Atwater +. an.
thority for saying her husband had no snch
amount of money to lose. 's'e''