Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-01
CITY GLOBULEs,

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All Saints day.
Sergeant Walsh, of the police force, is still
seriously ill.
The fine imposed on r. Knsphide, petit
juror, few days since, was RENTED on yes
terday.
The committee on streets, from tho common
council, will meet this afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock.
There will be grand ball tonight at Tur-
ner's ball; the Great Union band will furnish
the music.
A hot-box delayed the eastern train on the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road an hour
yesterday afternoon.
There were seven fire alarms during the last
month. Four were turned in from boxes, and
three were still alarms.
The United States district court went
through tho form of meeting yesterday. and
adjournins over until Monday.
Mrs. Swoboda required the attention of the
police and fire department yesterday to re-
strain her from building a woodshed in tho fire
limits. -f~.s -&GS
Chief Engineer Strong was presented with
an elegant silver ice pitcher on thursday eve
ning the occasion being the recipients fifty
second birthday
s. NJ. Hanson, the fellow who stole double
| and also single harness from teams standing
| on the street in St. Paul, has been arrested at
Minneapolis for breaking into carpenter shop
| and stealing tools.
The case of William Faulkner, obstreperous
brakeman, was called in the municipal court,
yesterday afternoon, and the hearing was con-
tinued until the 9th inst. 1872: .
A man named Jack Gleason was sighted by
Officer Zirklebach, at IL O'Clock last night,
lacking up Third street with full cargo of
whisky aboard. He was steered into port at
the lookup by the officer.
| Rev. s. G.. Smith will, in the absence of
Rev. B. B. Breed, conduct the union bible
class at the Y. M. @. A. rooms at 4:3O o'clock
P. NJ. to-day. Mrs. Emily H. Miller will as
usual instruct the primary teachers.
County officers should understand that under
the law the Secretary of State can only furnish
copies of the statutes to newly organized coun-
ties. Officers Of old counties desiring such
statutes will have to purchase them of the pub.
fishers.
| AAo o'' 1"uI, A1HucapOllS O. ManlGOpa rail-
road company shipped 10000 descriptive
pamphlets to A. E. johnson, agent for the
Cunard line of steamers at Chicago The
pamphlets were all printed in tho Norwegian
| language.
The police boned drunken man on st.
Peter street, last evening, with an eighteen
months'-old baby in his arms. he claimed t,
live In the country, and said his wife had ru1
| away from him and he was searching for her
He was locked up.
Mr.. 81. s. Dale, Chicago, is at the Metropoli
tan. Mr.. Dale is the contractor to build tn,
headquarter offices and quarters at Fort Smell
ling. He is here in connection with his con
tract, to learn how soon he must begin work
and other particulars.
All Saints day will be appropriately cele.
brated in the Episcopal and Catholic churches
of st. Paul, to day. High mass will be oh.
served at all the Catholic churches, this morn.
ing, and vespers of the dead will be celebrated
at o'clock this afternoon.
Judge r. r. Nelson will leave for Des
Moines. Iowa, next week, to hold term of the
United States circuit court for the district OF
Iowa. 1t is more than likely his absence will
be prolonged for four weeks or more, as the
court docket presents long array of cases.
couple of drunken fellows who are EN-.
ployed on tho Woodruff farms, about half way
out on the Minneapolis road, ran into street
car on harrington avenue last night. They
had heavy wagon and damaged the car some
what. Officer Willimovski captured one OF
| them.
Henry Hazleman had fracas yesterday with
Moses, who keeps saloon on Seventh street
| near Cedar. 1t was all about drink, and
Moses put Hazleman out. breaking window
Then he tried to arrest Hazleman, and hurt
his leg. Both parties will be up in court this
morning.
smoked italian named Albert Brown was
before Judge OBrien yesterday forenoon,
charged with cabbaging buffalo robe from a
brother freedman named George Brown. The
charge was not sustained, and, after lengthy
examination, the defendant was acquitted and
discharged.
The st. Paul Duluth company are relayinq
their line with steel rails. The work ia nearly
completed from st. Paul to White Bear. Be.
You'd White Bear the work will be more grad.
ual. but it will be pushed until the whole line
Is relayed. This looks IA though the new man.
agement intended to steel the entire line
The st. Paul rife club will have target
practice Sunday afternoon, between the teams
selected from the members of the club. The
conditions are that the losing team will treat
the winners to re'herche supper, and the win
| ners can invite friends to the banquet. pro-
vided they belong to the club. A friendly
contest and festival, so to speak.
John Espy, ESQ.,. OF Vicksburg Pa, has lust
purchased, through the real estate agency of
A. Gotzian, the fine residence of Monroe
Shelre, on the corner of Ninth and Olive
streets. Mr.. Espy is gentleman of large
means, who seeks Minnesota for the health of
his family. he is a lawyer by profession, and
will soon open an Office in st. Paul
formidable 10 liking document was filed TO,
| record in the Office of the Secretary of State,
yesterday. by the st. Paul, Minneapolis g. Man
| ltoba railway company, it being deed of con-
veyance of the franchises of the said company
| to secure the payment of the principal and in
| terest upon the issue of eight millions of dol
lars of second mortgage 6 per cent. bonds. The
| indenture bears date of October l, 1879. .
Yesterday the telegraph and telephone were
used In harmony to overtake a runaway from
| Langdon. The runaway is young fellow
| named Johnson, and he left home Thursday
with his fathers team, q roam horse and q black
mare, in the direction of this city. His father
| thinks he's out on hurrah, and wants to bring
| him home under parental influence The tele.
! graph inquired if he were here, and as he
wasn't, the question was telephoned to Mime
apOlls. with no answer as yet. --.--'.
Major G. NJ. Wilson arrived in the city YES
terday from Grand Portage, away up in the
northeast corner of Minnesota and Lake Supe-