Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-02
CITY GLOBULES.

The notorious Barbara Reynolds was brougnt
to the station bv. Officer Lowell last night in
drunken condition.
A drunken man was taken from the corner
of Seventh and Minnesota street by ofhcer
Lowell Yesterday afternoon.
C;tv Treasurer REM sent So. OOO to New York,
Yesterday to meet interest falling due this
month on city indebtedness.
r. ia hoped that no courts will be in session
on election day, so all should have an oppor-
tunty to work at the polls.
horse ana buggy found by Officer Clouse
on Seventh street early yesterday morning was
taken to Wright's livery stable.
Yesterday, the police and fire departments
and CITY officers were paid their October sala-
ries. the amount disbursed being $4,000.
The case OF the city against T. NJ. Carey,
charged with keeping q disorderly house, will
come up for hearing tomorrow morniug.
DR.. Murphy and wife will leave for an ex,
tended tour in California next Wednesday.
During the doctor S absence his Office will be
in charge of Dr.. Dewey.
The hearing in the case of officer Calvin
man from the Jackson street depot, will take
place tom Jrrow vt $3.50 o'clock A. n.
Warrants were drawn on the city treasury
Yesterday tn the amount of $4,000. OF that
sum 81, 669O6 was paid to the fire department
ard S2,373.A 10 to the police department.
The expenses of the board Of directors of the
almshouse and hospital for the month of Octo-
Der were as follows: Support of the poor,
$685. "A almshouse, s4O5. 81 hospital $234.20.
The poll list for the first precinct of the
Third ward is posted in front OF the city hall.
All interested voters had better inspect it, to
see if thel1 names have been accidentally omit
ted.
Yesterday morning Ehle Allen, of the Mer-
chants while in McIntoshe's meat market was
severely cut in the back Of his right hand with
q meat axe which was being carelessly handled
by one Of the employees.
A chimney blaze about nightfall, yesterday,
at Squire Demands house on Fourth street,
attracted considerable attention and gathered
!, crowd, but it died out Of ITSELF and the fire
department was unnecessarily alarmed.
A lady, named Mrs. Rice, fell on the ice in
front of the Clarendon hotel Wabashaw
street, yesterday forenoon, and was painfully
injured. She was taken to the hotel and at
tended by DR.. Hagan, who pronounced the in
juries not serious.
The case Of Frank Dufour, charged with COM
hitting an assault on damsel named Dina
Chevalier was calling in the municipal court
yesterday morning. Owing to the illness of
Judge Flint, who partially tried the case, the
hearing was continued until the Sth inst
Mayor Dawson yesterday appointed Mr.. John
C. Terry a special member of the board Of pub
lie works, in place of Hon. John L. Becker
This action was taken preparatory to making
avenue, along which thoroughfare General
Becker is a large property owner.
The authorities of Winona are out with re-
ward of $500 for the murderer of Mrs. Anna
Maria Krudewick, the details OF whose ;horyi-
BILE murder were given in yesterdays GLOBE.
Sheriff Dill has sent postal cards offering the
reward throughout the country, one of which
reached police headquarters yesterday.
Yesterday some sneak thief, wholly lost to
compassion for other peoples comfort in this
cold weather, stole an overceat belonging to
Assistant Chief Engineer Delaney of the fire
department. Moreover, the scoundrel was SO
lost to decency that he took an overcoat from
q barkeeper working for Delaney at the same
time.
A tcamster named Randall Mcdonald be-
came gloriously drunk on Friday afternoon,
and allowed his team to run away, after which
he boarded street car near Western avenue
and proceeded to bulldoze the passengers with
foul billirgsgate. He was before Judge
O'Brien yesterday morning, and the iamboree
cost him exactly eight dollars.
ters, yesterday, from 4. G.. Gillett of Langdon,
saying that the night before thieves had broken
into store at Langdon and stolen a lot of CT
CARS and tobacco. 1t supposed the thieves
had taken the direction to St. Paul, and the
telegram closed with the request that u watch
be set for them. This was accordingly ordered,
but without avail.
John Gleason drank too much tanglefoot
with his oyste s at restaurant night before
last, and then became exceedingly obnoxious.
He first made him self disliked, and was then
given the grand bounce. He was collared by
officer and rushed to the lookup. Yester-
day morning he was arraigned in sack cloth
and ashes metaphorically, and the toot cost
him eight bills.
Mr.. Walter Blaine, n son of the Hon. James
G. Blaine. in the law Office of Gen. Sanborn
for some months past was yesterday admitted
to practice in the courts of this State having
passed m"s5 successful examination at the
hands of NesSrs. Geo. p Wilson, attorney gen.
eral, and J. Peyton Boyle, of the committee
appointed by the supreme court, the examina-
tion being made in the presence Of Chief JUS
tice Glfllan and Associate Berry, of the court.
Yesterday II. S. Dale, the Chicago contract
or 10 build military headquarter offices, etc.,
at Fort SneIling, had y conference with Gen.
G. II. Tompkins, chief quartermaster. The
upshot of the matter was that the contract was
signed and the bonds made OUT with the names
of sureties residing in Chicago. AS these latter
were unknown to Gen Tompkins the business
will be referred to Gen. Ingalls,, chief quarter
master on Gen. Sherdan's staff, to Judge of
their responsibility.
The GLOBE mentioned yesterday that young
fellow named Johnson was missing, with q
wagon and team from Langdon since Thursday
morning, and that his father was anxious about
his safety, and that of the horses also. Yester-
day, Officer Waterhouse found the runaway in
the Sixth ward, where he was indulging in q
prolonged carouse. Word was sent to Lang
don, and the reply came back that homefolks
would be after the young scape-g grace instanter
They came about nightfall and took man and
team home.
Yesterday morning a street Car loaded with
passengers made a barrow escape from an upset
at the corner Of Summit avenue and Rice
street. As the car was coming down the Sum-
nit avenue grade, the brake failed to check the
speed, and the car running on to the horses,
they made d dead run, and whirled the car
around the corner at the foot of the hill within
an inch Of upsetting. Fortunately no mishap
occurred, and the team Strengthened out to
regular work soon as the level of Rice street
was reached.
The annual meeting Of the German society
was held on Friday evening, resulting in the
election of the following named officers: Presi-
dent, jacob Manner; vice president, Joseph
Giesen &general manager, Otto Dreher; board
of trustees, Messrs. William Plate and Albert