Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-14
CITY GLOBULEs.


female vagrant was arrested last night. on
Sioley street, by Officer Zirkelbaoh.
WI Olough, ESQ.,, is home from an extend,
ca professional visit to Washington, D. O.
Sale of reserved seats for the Bowers Thomp.
son season at the Opera House this morning.
The Chicago, St. Paul l. Minneapolis noon
train was about forty minutes late, caused by
an extra heavy train.
The case against Thomas Lee. CHARGED with
abusing his family, was dismissed Yesterday for
want of prosecution.
Ihose who wish good seats for Lady Jane
Grey will have to apply early at the Opera
House box Office to-day.
sergeant Welsh has sufficiently Aonvalesced
from his recent severe illness to be able to take
little exercise in the open air.
The receipts at the custom house, yesterday,
Tor imports were a. follows: Powers & Co., $a75;
aaggenmiller Kuhl, ss5.76s A. b. Lindeke &
Bro, $2.75.
hon. q. s. Bryant. secretary of the State
high school board, will pay visit ofinspection
to the high schools of Wabashaw and Goodhue
counties, next week.
+. ID. Kelly has named his fine row of four
d"elllng-houses, on Lafayette avenue, Hancock
terrace. Now when Hancock ia elected Presi-
oent the occupants of those houses will be in
luck.
At the annual meeting at Milwaukee yester-
day of the Western Wholesale Drug associa-
ton, MIR. d. r. Noyes of this city was elected
secretary of the association for the ensuing
year.
Officer Waterhouse found dead drunk re-
posing on the sidewalk in front OF Judge Mel
sons residence, yesterday afternoon, and con.
veyed him to more comfortable quarters at the
lookup.
Invitations are out for the first ball and so.
c'al OF the season, to be given under the aus
pices of the lady friends of the Mannerohor
Singing society, at the Athenpum next Monday
evening.
Yesterday Sheriff King finished the auction
sale OF Leopold Isaacs' bankrupt stock of cigars
and manufactured tobacco. The sale will likely
realize $500, and the buyers are mostly con-
hned to business firms of this city.
horse, attached to buggy, which was bad
ly broken, was found by officer Rouleau hitch.
ed on Jackson street near Fifth street, last
night. As the owner could not be found the
rig was put up at Overpeck's livery stable.
The hearing on the writ of habeas corpus, for
the release of Joseph Comfort, committed a few
days since on suspicion of having been con-
cerned in the taking of 1851 from stranger at
Cooks saloon, will take place at 10 o'clock
this morning before Judge simons.
The case of the State against Roger Healey,
charged with making a deadly assault on one
NJ. Welsh. was called for hearing in the mu-
nlclpa! court yesterday forenoon, but owing to
the indisposition of the victim the examine
ton was continued until the 26th inst
The st. Paul, Minneapolis g. Manitoba rail-
way company have concluded to change the
color of their passenger coaches, from the pres
ent dlngy dark brown to dark yellow. The
change will be cheerful one. The transfer
nation ls expected to be completed in about
three weeks.
Last night Officer Willimovsky lifted a man
up from the sidewalk at the corner of Ninth
and Wabashaw streets. The fellow positively
denied being drunk. but was waiting to see the
aurora borealis. just then hiccough gave
the individual away, and he was taken to
the lock-u
A gushing epistle was found on Wabashaw
street yesterday afternoon, in which tho fair
writer conveyed the information that she was
trying to read slow and hoped to &C accomplish
the task by the aid of prayer, in addition to
which the fond desire was expressed that she
would grow little taller and thinner before
snow flew.
Charles Schiller was before Judge O'Brien
yesterday, charged with committing an unpro-
voked assault on a lad named Edward Chad
wick. The testimony was somewhat conflict
ing, but 1t was shown that undue force was ex-
erted in ejecting Chadwick from the formers
store. The defendant was fined So and costs,
on payment of which he was discharged.
The death of Martin Uhler, we'll known
German citizen and member of the firm of
Skok, Zimmerman & Uhler, occurred at Ibis
residence yesterday noon. The deceased was
80 years old, and had only been ill few days.
The funeral services will be held on Sunday
under the auspices of Washington Lodge No,
l, Sons of Herman, of which order he was a
member.
Summit Avenue will experience lively
building boom early the coming spring.
Among those who have perfected their ar
rangements to build on this avenue are A. K.
Barnum, Joseph Mickey, of the Boston One
box and ex-Gov. VIM. Marshall. The build
ings to be erected by these parties will range
in value from $4,000 to 100000.
young man named Hobach, EMPLOYED on
the short line of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul road, who boards at one of the houses
near the Summit avenue cut reported to the
police last night that he had been robbed of
$l5. Hobach states that the money was in a
! trunk in the room occupied by himself and q
fellow laborer named Ryan. When he left the
house yesterday morning the money was all
night, but at o'clock when he returned from
work he found his trunk broken open and the
MONEY!
made last night for Ryan, but without success.
Yesterday tall, raw, bony client from LIE
Sueur called on Capt. Manner at his Office fo1
legal advice. He iteratsd and reiterated his
long story of grievances, occupying two or
| three hours. As all things must come to an
end, the granger's story was finished and with
thanks and promise to call again he took his
Leave forgetting to pay. Manner had that
day treated himself to new $5 military hat.
Having occasion to go out a few minutes after
his granger client had left his new hat was
and goggles. Imagine the capting's pheelings.
One Of the inmates of Nettie Connelly's
bagnio at Minneapolis arrived in st. Paul'yes-
terday morning accompanied by Frenchman.
The twain proceeded to boarding house kept
by Mrs. Harnish, at 46 West Fourth street,
and took apartments. In the afternoon the
cyprian' ''solid man" arrived from the saw.
dust city and persuaded her to go back with
him. The Frenchman, however, claimed to
have paid bill Of $40 for the girl and would
| not allow her to take her three trunks awav
| until she repaid him that amount. The notice
| were appealed to but, having no authority in
the matter. the case will come up before Judge
OBrien this morning.
A red heifer raised a zephyr of indignation
up on West Third street yesterday forenoon.
The red heifer came bounding out of d. f.
Blodgett's front yard pursued by broom and
red faced hired girl. The COW had evidently