Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-03
CITY GLOBULES,
Engine No. is out of service, owing to re.
pairs being made on the pumps

VIA OA>OOOA]GAos
Engine No. 4 is out of SERVICE owing to re.
pairs being made on the pumps.
Tho regular monthly meeting of the Reform
school board was held yesterday. Only the
usual routine business was transacted.
The bee growers, association was to have met
at the capitoklast night. but owing to the alb
senceof quorum the meeting was postponed
until this morning.
and as a consequence for this amusement went
up for three days owing to his not having the
necdful for his fine.
at the sitting of the Supreme Court yester-
day, MIR. J. W. Bass was admitted to practice
in tho courts of this State on q certificate from
the Snpreme Court of Wisconsin.
We hope everybody will 60 to the Opera
House at 9 o'clock this morning to secure seats
for the Misses Banning's dramatic recital for
the benefit of the st. Paul Library.
The marshal of Winona visited St. Paul
yesterday in search of a party who obtained a
quantity of goods on false pretenses, and
shipped them to this city or Minneapolis.
David Gershon, who stole $4.75 from COM
panion named George Dufour, with whom he
roomed at the CONNIE rcial hotel, was sentenced
to two weeks on the stone pile in default
of $40.
The receipts at the custom house yesterday
were 800, from the Chicago, Milwaukee & st..
Paul r. r. Co., for government inspection, and
Joseph Mason, $l62.30 for duties on imported
liquors.
The State railroad land commission were in
session all day yesterday, reviewing the testi.
along the branch line of the St. Paul & Mani
toba railway.
A recruit named Healey, belonging to the
Sixth infantry, deserted from Fort Smelling
early yesterday morning, taking with him a
watch, small sum of money and quantity OF
clothing, belonging to fellow soldier.
For the benefit of the inquisitive friends OF
the gentleman, it may be stated that MIR. L.
Lowenstein, connected with Ullman's hide, fu1
and wool warehouse, on Jackson street, is not
tho party identified with the Swede Annie
imbroglio.
Lawyers of the city and State will be pleased
to know that tho State librarian has received
seven volumes of Waits Actions and Defenses,
volumes IS and Sc OF Howards Practical Re-
ports, and volumes four and FIVE of Abbott 8
New Cases.
Tho case of Julia Ashton against Mrs. j. E.
Thompson ct al, for an accounting as ward, on
trial before Judge Simons for the past few
days, has been continued until the 29th
inst, when the testimony will be argued as
summed up.
The second edition of Life in the Black
Hills" by Major T. NJ. Newson, has been en-
tirely exhausted, and third edition is called
for by the newsdealers. We learn that the
author intends to remodel his work and print
third edition.
Peter Mccoy, who nbides at Black Dog, came
to the city Monday on visit, and after getting
on spree, assaulted Mrs. Benke at the board
ing house, corner Fourth and Minnesota streets.
His visit ill be heightened one week and his
time spent pounding rock.
A horse attached to the delivery wagon of
Reder & Van Hoven Bros. ran away on Robert
street, yesterday afternoon. At the corner of
Fifth and Robert street the horse was stopped
by the wagon striking a post. The only dam
age done was the smashing up of the wagon.
The dispensary connected with the St. Paul
Medical college will DO opened to-day. This
institution will enable the poor of the city to
obtain medical advice and medicines without
charge. The dispensary will be open from 10
to l o'clock each day, at 12l West Third street.
The ST. Paul Library is the cheapest educa.
tor we have in the city. lin no other way can
you invest three dollars year and receive SC
large an intellectual return for your money
Please think of this and let it induce you t.
buy ticket for the Thursday evening enter
talnment it you have not already decided tt
DO 80.
Sheriff Bartleson, OF Otter Tail county
passed through st. Paul yesterday, enroute fol
the Saltwater pehitentiary, having in charge
three prisoners, one of whom Is sentenced tt
two years and ten months, for horse stealing
one to years imprisonment, for assault witt
deadly weapon, and one to term of si1
months, for petit larceny.
Yesterday, the police requested tho absence
of some half dozen gentlemen from the city
In tact, the six were ordered to exile themselve
forthwith. And so soon as they obey the cdict
Cooks saloon under the Warren house, anl
that locality, will no longer know Slipper,
Dick, Staples, Kelly and the others, who hav'
ornamented society thereabouts.
When the detachment of the Seventh United
States infantry was ordered from Fort Smelling
Lieut.. l.. F. Burnett, regimental adjutant, &C
companled the command. A short time ago b,
was relieved from detached service and order
ed to headquarters of his regiment at For
Smelling. The duties he relinquished in tn,
field were assumed by Lieut.. George s. Young
Of the same reg ment.
serious accident took place at Mendot;
yesterday morning whereby Mr.. Hayes, stor
keeper at that place, unfortunately received in
juries that may cripple him for life. Will,
driving along the road Mr.. Hayes was thrown
violently from his wagon, spraining his hiK
joint and sustaining severe bruises on othe
parts Of the body. He was attended by DR.
Dewey and is doing we'll.
A brakeman on the st. Paul e. Pacific railroad
named Edward Kelly, was caught between tn,
bumpers while in the act OF coupling cars, Al
Wayzata, yesterday morning, and seriously in
jured. The shock was intense and it ia feareC
that he has been badly hurt internally, the ex
tent of the in iuries MT yet having been de
termined upon. He was brought to this city
and taken to st. Joseph's hospital, where b,
was attended by Drs. Hagan and Dewey.
Robert Cosgrove, alias 'Teddy the Sar
geant," Lewis Lowenstein, alias Lew Nudge
Swede Annie and Stella Smith, formed a mic,
quartette at the municipal cour; yesterday
The recent fight between these low lived men
with the depraved women as seconds, was til,
matter under consideration. Swede Ami,
was acquitted of the charge of assault and tn,
gang went free. The judge very properly
stlgmatlzed the men as male harlots. It was
as disreputable a lot as could we'll be gathered
together.