Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-26
CITY GLOBULEs.

The annual meeting Of the Ramsey County
Pioneer Association occurs tomorrow Monday
| evening, At the chamber of commerce.
Mrs. Nancy Irvine is having an asphaltum
| sidewalk laid down in front Of her new resi-.
denoe at the corner of Rice street and Summit
avenue. .. ..
! church on Tuesday evening next will call out
some new and refreshing talent we'll known in
musical circles. r ....,f, j. ..-, .. ...
Fast and reckless driving has become quite
Common on Dayton Avenue, much to the dis
gust and annoyance Of the residents on that
popular thoroughfare. So .- ..,.,, .... .
large and sociable party assembled at
Turner hall, last evening, the entertainment
being a social dance given by Washington
Lodge No. Sons of Herman. ...-
The packing in the pumps of Engine No. 2
was blown out, yesterday afternoon, while the
machine was being tried. This will put the
engine out of service for short time.
The case of Frank Dufore, charged with
committing an assault on Dina Chevalier, was
called in the municipal court yesterday and
continued until Nov. at 9 o'clock A. N. ~ g.,
Albert Trip, who was shot by q son of the
woman with whom he has been living, at Rose
mount, on Oct. lS1a, has recovered from the
effects of his wound and was in town yester-
day.
The light draught K. N. steamer Charley
Cheever came in at Ia o'clock midnight of Fri
day, and left fo down river to connect with
the Arkansas at IL N. yesterday. to return to
leave Monday ut II n.
~, Nou,
York yesterday, $4,000 of which is to pay
interest On city Indebtedness. falling due on
the LIST of November, and $4,000 for the pay
lnent Ut interest on board of education bonds.
Senator Ramsey declares he has not rented
Ex-Postmaster General Oresswell's or any other
mans house in Washington for residence
when he's secretary of war. The report that
he had done 40 lis a yarn. a newspaper yarn"
Hon. T. @. Pound, of Wisconsin, has been
invited to attend the meeting OF the chamber
of commerce on Monday morning next, to ex-
plain his project of an Eastern railroad con-
neot;on. Members of the chamber and other
citizens are expected to be present.
The alarm of fire from box No. 81 at 10 AS
yesterday morning was caused by the discovery
of fire in an clubhouse belonging to q Mr.. Smith
in BrOnson's addition. The incipient~ blaze
was put ont before the arrival of the steamers
and the damage wah only nominal.
The eight-year-eld son of Oliver F. Glenn,
who lives on Lafayette avenue, near Minnehahs
street, was severely burned in the face, yeste,
day morning, by the explosion of a cartridge
with which he was playing. DR.. Hagan was
summoned to attend the injured boy.
The case of the city against T. NJ. Carey,
charged with keeping disorderly house 1T the
corner of Fifth and Minnesota streets, was
called in the municipal court yesterday morn
ing, but owing to the illness of Judge Flint
the examination was postponed until Nov. LIST,
at Pm. .. -.:.s. .. u g.. 49,
Dennis Mccarthy, recently discharged from
Company K. of the Tenth infantry, became in
toxicated Friday evening, and while sleeping
claims to have been robbed of $500 and rail
road ticket to New York. The victim to the
robbery visited the Fort yesterday. for the pur-
pose of reenlisting. :.
The Jury in the case of the City of St. Paul
VS.. Louis Engel, which took the case in hand
at 4 o'clock with orders, when they found q
verdict to seal for Monday delivery, hadn't
delivered themselves of q verdict 1T O'Clock
this morning. Thu familiar countenances of
the IL will likely be missed at church to-day.
The Robert Nolan who was mentioned
| yesterdays GLOBE as having been picked ar
off the streets in convulsio9s, Is not the Rober,
| Nolan in the employ of Beaupre, allen d keogh
| The last named Robert Nolan has been a resi-.
dent of this city Tor twer two years, and ir
his present place of employment since the war
Agentleman from Louisville, KY, who was
| in our city last summer and saw the handsome
| residence of E. N. Saunders at the corner Of St
| Peter street and Summit avenue, wrste to ,
friend, a few days since, for the name Of Tie
architect. 1t will he quite a com oliment If q
| st. Paul architect should be sent for to pla1
! honses in Louisville, KY. ...s r..
! The respective factions in the famous Cape
hart-Kennedy case marshaled in strong mum
bers at the municipal court yesterday morn
! ing, in anticipation of new Developments
| arising from the arrest of bIrs. Kennedy OF
| the charge of violating the fire ordinance. The,
| were disappointed. however, as the examiua
ton was postponed until the 3Oth inst, at
! O'Clock A. NJ -.+..r.z IL ~ .....-. g..
! For some time, since the advent of COLI
! weather, the wood piles near the Lake 6uperio
depot have been disappearing layer by layer
Officer Zirkelbach has been on r.atun anG de
tected how four logs at least got Va, :a ,is bit
He says Andrew Neppo, joe 'irass, Joe y AID
mann and Joe Nagel lifted and left witt, tn
fuel. The officer proposes getting out y arran,
1
Officer Casey attended a bartenGe. ~, Jack
son, near Seventh street, to the lucx-up yes
terday afternoon. The bartender bad beer
| tender on nymph namei Nellie Reed,
neie hbor, but she leaving him TO have all the
reciprocity to himself, he became angered, anc
in muscular way demonstrated it in her ow,
| boudoir. She scresned and Officer Casey re
sponded with the result, to the bartender, q
stated. .,,.,..-. - ,. r..
man named James Comstock was arreste,
yesterday afternoon by Officer Casey. He wa
taken before Judge O'Brieu, when the Office
| stated that at the time Of his arrest he VIA
( "holding up" a drunken man and mad relieves
him of over 81. A reporter of the Ponce
Press stated to the court that he knew the pris
oner, and without waiting to hear any furthe
! evidence, C0mstock was committed to the ston
pile for fifteen days.
About week ago Charles 81. Pulsifer stoi
$40 from his, landlord, J. ". Schaffer, No.
Jackson street, and decamped. Yesterday b
had cheek enough to come back and try t
make settlement for @ on the dollar but q re
volver in lieu of the 800 stolen. Pulsifer'
presence became known to Capt. Clark, and b
laid the grip of the law on him before be coul,
| effect q negotiation, and furnished Pulsife
lodgings ut 6he lookup with the probabilitie
of au interview with Judge O. 6rlen to.no1
row.
Some learned professor has made the di,
covery that the coal fields of Penney lvania wi
be exhausted in the year A. d. 2O65. Messr.
Greggs, Johnson Rhodes, fearing that th
supply of wood along the st. Paul Pacifi
will fail about the same time, have purchased