Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-18
CITY GLOBULEs.

Reserve your Opera Seats, tomorrow, A. NJ.
The personal taxes are being paid up with
commendable promptness, so says the county
treasurer.
During the past year over 400 marriage
licenses have been issued, and courts have
ground out eighteen divorces.
decision was rendered by Judge Wilkin on
yesterday filing the memorandum in the case
of Guy Il Byrnes VS.. d. A. Claussen and
others.
An action has been commenced by the oity
Of st. Paul against W. f. Davidson, to de-
termine the lstter's claim to lot nine, block
FIVE, St. Paul proper.
The anniversary of Capt. Manners BIRTH
day was observed, night before last, by the
members of the Manuerchor society, who ten
dered that gentleman very delightful sere-
made.
There will be a grand rush at the Opera
House box-oftice on tomorrow morning, when
Reserved Seats for the Emma Abbott English
Opera will be on sale. Remember at 8 o clock
prompt.
frisky horse ran down Third street last
night, starting from Bridge Square, A col
ision with another team occurred near Third
and Robert, and the runaway was halted with
out serious damage.
W. H. Albright agent United States express,
narrowly escaped being smashed last night,
by the falling of a messengers safe, which was
being uulOaded from u wagon. As it was, he
was slightly bruised.
Judge Brill, on yesterday, rendered the fol-
lowing decisions: J. w. Kouth VS.. NJ. Nichols.
order filed discharSiuS order to show cause.
Clement Staub vs.. Deutsche Katholesche ct al,
motion for new trial denied.
Yesterday, city comptroller Roche transferred
the S45, 900 bonds to the Merchants National
bank, which the bank purchased at par few
days ago. The bonds were handed over, and
the bank officers gave IN payment S45, S43.75.
The amount $S43.75 being the accrued interest
since August LIST.
Charles Hill entered the composing room of
the Newspaper Union to carry off a stool, and
upon being forbidden by the foreman, Mr..
Stevens, became obstreperous and was duly
bounced. He had Mr. Stevens arrested for as
sault, but the court fully justified the
bouncing and dismissed the case.
The case of G. Jay Rice against the Pioneer
Press company, which he charged with having
stolen and published LOT Of his electrotyped
maps, to their great profit and his damage,
v,
s. circuit court and to the dismay and chagrin
Of tbs p 2. the is set for tr ial during this
term.
MIR. Ramsden says the prosecution against
him for selling liquor to minor was mali
cious. The boy (who is not a boy, after all, be-
ing II years old) made himself d nuisance
about his saloon and he (Ramsden) ordered
him away. He never sold him any whisky,
but the fellow made the complaint out of re-
venge.
Indications of the business boonl-therc are
very few tramps about. During this month
applications for lodging at the city hall have
averaged about nine nightly, fourteen being
the most accom- mOdated any one night. This
compared with last year. shows a great de-
crease in numbers; last year the station was
crowded every night.
The closing one in Major Whites series of
Bible Leadjngs will be given this afternoon, at
8 o'clock, in Plymouth Church. The subject
10 one which Ia no" attracting great deal of
attention, viz: The Second Coming of
Christ" and Mr.. White has given no little
time to the topic, and is able to present the
scripture teaching in most impressive man
ner.
middle-aged man, named Grady, an EN-
ploye at Lambs butcher shop, on Fourth
sIIeet, iell through III opening LHaI lesdS from
the store to the basement, night before last,
end sustained serious injury about the head
and shoulders. He wa, attended by DR..
Dewey, who dressed the confusion, and the
accident will not result in anything further
than Temporary indisposition.
Frank Hetterman hired horse at Berkeys
livery stable yesterday afternoon, to go to
namm's brewery in search of work. He had
saved $l45 while working at Stehlman's, and
being little intoxicated displayed his money.
He was urged to leave it at the barn for safe
keeping, but declined, and when he reached
Hamm's brewery it was gono. He drove back
by the same route he had gone, but failed to
find his money. He succeeded however, in
badly freezing his hands.