Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-16
CITY GLOBULES,

CITY GLoBULEs.
superintendent Wright leaves tomorrow for
a visit to the Normal school at St. Cloud.
The teachers of the public schools will be
paid their December salaries next Saturday.
Peter Kelly INDUCED in bit of a toot night
before last, and paid the city So yesterday for
the indiscretion.
decision was rendered by Judge Brill
yesterday denying judgment in the case OF
Charles E. Niohol against Cyrus j. Thompson.
The officers at military headquarters have
been favored with invitations to participate in
the Irish demonstration, on Thursday evening.
The case of the city against VIM. Ramsden.
charged with selling liquor to minor, was
dismissed on yesterday for want Of prosecu-
ton.
The members of the German society are pre-
pairing for their annual Christmas festival to
be given at the Athepmum for the benefit Of
tho little folks.
The next musical soiree under the auspices
of the Great Western orchestra will take place
at Leonsrd's hall on Seventh street on Saturday
evening, the Goth inst.
The ice men are disguised with the ice forma-
ton in the river this season, it being frozen
very irregularly and rou ghly, requiring much
more labor in the harvest than usual.
Fl. W. Mackie, formerly of Mackie Bros,
has opened a wood yard at the corner of Fourth
and Market streets. MIR. Mackie keeps first
class article of fuel, and sells it at the lowest
market rate. 1t will pay you to give him
call.
Inquiries at the different railroad Offices
yesterday elected the information that the
various trains on the several roads centering in
st. Paul, were moving nearly on time, and
that all distractions caused by the recent
storm have been removed.
Capt. Berry, of the Minneapolis police, was
in the city yesterday, to take charge of the man
Slaughter, accused of stealing cigars from a
saloonist in Minneapolis named Daily.
Slaughter, as stated in yesterdays GLOBE, was
arrested III this city Sunday night.
Mr.. Ansel Oppenheim has returned home
from business trip to Rome, Ga. he reports
that the business boom has reached that far
away region-should think they'd hate to live
80 far away-and that fair degree of prosper
ity is manifest throughout the South.
The case of VIM. L. Anderson against the
First National bank had slight airing in the
United States circuit court yesterday. He was
granted stay of proceedings for twenty days,
and supplemented this application by mo-
tion for new trial, which will be argued at
an carly day
hard looking citizen who was trying to dis
pose of a goose at Montgomcrys restaurant
was arrested by Officer Gibbons last evening.
He claimed to have brought the bird with him
from Minneapolis, but as his story Of he1 and
where he got it was rather mixed, he was locked
up for the night.
As matter of information to all concerned,
it may be stated that the State insurance COM
missioner is in receipt of information that
John P. ONeill, receiver of the Continental
Life Insurance company of New York, is pre-
pared to pay dividend upon all claims against
the company as fast as such claims are pre-
scented.
Charles Johnson arrived from Fargo yester-
day morning in a pitiable condition. Last
Wednesday, while at work at that place, he
froze his left foot, and the authorities, instead
Of taking care of him, shipped him to st. Paul,
where he arrived in famished condition. He
was fed, had his foot dressed, and WAS shipped
on to Chicago at his request.
Major Van Cleve of the adjutant generals
Office is making some decided improvements in
his Office in the way of racks containing speci-
mems of the guns with which Minnesota is pre-
pared to arm her soldiers if necessary, relics of
the late war in the shape of battered weapons,
etc., etc., all giving the Office much more the
appearance of a war bureau than it ever had
before.
Sneak Bismarck is the savory name borne by
convict in the penitentiary sent up from
Mower county in May last for larceny. Now,
whether Sneak, true to his name, has been play
ing 1t or not, we are not able to say, but Ger
tain it is he has been adjudged insane, and
transferred from the prison to the more CON-
Portable quarters in the insane asylum at st.
Peter.
Joseph Eingeiser has been working for a
farmer on the Hudson road named John Kuntz
since his arrival from Germany three months
ago. Last light Joseph came to police head
quarters and desired to be sent Ito the hospital
quarters for the night and in the morning
will be sent back to tho place where he has
been at work.
Emanuel Harris. colored man who has had
some hard knocks about town, died suddenly
yesterday. Frank Gill was with him at his
home on Eagle street, and says he stepped out
doors, and as he got to the corner of the house
he heard something fall, and going back found
Harris lying on his back on the floor. Before
doctor could be obtained he was dead. A
post norton examination will be held to-day,
and possibly an inquest.
There will be a general meeting of the pub
lilo school teachers to-day, at o'clock P. NJ, at
the high school. Prof. ". G. Lyman, of Chi
cago, will address the teachers upon the sub
jeot of elocution. Prof. Lyman is acknowl-
edged to be the foremost teacher of the day in
the art, and his address will doubtless be an
entertaining and instructive one. Not to keep
the treat entirely to his teachers Superintend-
emit Wright extends an invitation to the public
to attend.
About eight o'clock last night drunken in
dividual entered Kavanagh's auction store on
Third street, and managed to make himself
disliked, by becoming disagreeably noisy and
obstreperous. He was shown the door and
complained at police headquarters that he had
been bounced, demanding that the proprietor
OF Inc store DO placed under arrest. He be-
came SO noisy in his demands that he was
locked up and will be sober enough to repent
this morning.
ord for crookedness, was arraigned at the DO
lice court, yesterday morning, charged with
vagraEoy. The nature of the case was explain
ed by Capt. Clark, who made the arrest, and
the prisoner was given fifteen minutes to
hustle out of st. Paul, or the alternative of a
long stretch in the county Jail. He didn't
stand on the order of going, but anbled to-
wards the city limits at a rate of speed that
would have made the performances of some of
the crack flyers look sick.
Yesterday Sheriff swsitzer of Mankato ar
rived in the city with three prisoners senten-
ced at the present term of the Blue Earth
district court Two were destined for Still
water; Proctor for one year for keeping house
of ill-fame and Ben Stockholm for obtaining
money under false pretence. The Reform
School subject is q lad named Jossph Sontaq