Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-09
CITY GLoBULEs.

The new schedule time for the departure of
all trains on the st. Paul & Pacific railroad will
go into effect to-day.
Passenger traffic on the st. Paul 4 Sioux City
road Is assuming considerable and paying pro-
portions since the holidays.
BY notice elsewhere, it will be seen that
Sheriff King commences the sale to-day of the
Sattler Bros stock of clothing. A rare chance
for bargains. 800
The term calendar of the district court for
the January term was completed Yesterday.
showing the number of civil cases to be ninety
nve, while the number of criminal cases is only
thirteen.
NJ. B. Rasdell, of Winnebago, charged with
violating the retail liquor law, was before
United States Commissioner Cardozo yester-
day. and was bound over to await the action of
the next grand jury.
petition is being circulated and generally
signed by the property holders along Summit
avenue and vicinity, for presentation to the
city council, for better protection against fire
in that portion of the city. r.
There will be public installation of the Of
ficers of st. Johns Lodge No. /, Saltwater.
this evening. Grand Master Durant will Of
fciate. There will no doubt be a gala time.
Nine of the officers Of the grand lodge will be
present.
The health statistics of New Canada town
ship, for 1878, were received at the Office of the
clerk of the district court, YESTERDAY. The
number of deaths for the past year was seven
while the population materially increased
by an addition of thirty -four births
Major Bond, secretary of the board of immi-
grafton, was wrestling with nearly bushel
basket OF letters and postal cards yesterday,
asking Tor the immigration pamphlet and in
formation as to the State. In all, over thou
sand copies of the pamphlet were asked for.
The members of the legislature were yester-
day furnished with an annual pass over the
lines OF the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
company. Judge Chandler was the medium
through which the business was transacted. An
adjournment now to go home will be in order.
Lilliput levee will be held at the UNITY
club rooms, Unity church. tomorrow evening.
The evenings entertainment will consist of
dialogues, Rotations, pantomine, drama. etc.
The old and young are both promised pleas.
ing, instructive and entertaining perform
ance.
The movement for the extension of the street
railway system out st. Anthony hill to Summit
avenue, is meeting with great favor among the
property owners who would be benefited there
by who are subscribing literally to the fund
to encourage the early completion of the en-
terprise.
The annual exhibition of the st. Paul Gym-
nastlo association will take place at their hall
on Third street, on or about the 22d of next
month. A line exhibition of muscular skill is
promised, and all interested in the development
Of manly perfection should not fail to be
present.
The Masonic grand lodge for the State of
Minnesota will meet in annual communication
at Masonic Hall, in this city, on Tuesday next.
the 18th inst. The attendance promises to be
unusually large. There are 100 subordinate
lodges in the State each of which is entitled to
three members, which gives total member
ship for the grand lodge of 800. Each lodge
will no doubt be fully represented.
As an evidence--while the eastern trains have
been snowbound, passengers subjected to dis
comforts, ETC., the North Pacific road Freight
and travel traffic has suffered no interruption.
All trains have been on time. and no DELAYS
have occurred from accidents, from weather or
mlshaps. This speaks very well for the isother-
NAL line, or banana belt, bordering on the Brit
lsh Possessions, in the glorious climate of Min
nesota.
The winter time cards of the Northern Pa
cifc and st. Paul & Pacific railroads are o;ven
elsewhere. Parties for points west of R;smarcl,
on the North IN Pacific will notice that to save
lay over they will arrange so as to leave this
city on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
Trains leave for Fargo daily. The changes on
the st. Paul d Pacific are quite numerous. in
Guiding number in the St. Paul and Mime.
apolis trains.
Albrecht, the furrier on Third street, in over
hauling and making an inventory of stock.
yesterday, discovered that handsome and
costly otter fur ladies' sacque had disappeared.
no account OF Its sale was made on the books.
Inquiry among the employees received the replv
that no one had sold it and omitted mention.
The conclusion was reached that somebody had
inadvertently or otherwise provided themselves
with $3.50 Christmas present.
During the forenoon session of the Neill
school, yesterday, a sneak thief entered the
coat room and succeeded in making off with
an overcoat belonging to the l3-year-old son of
Mr.. I. F. A. Stoddart. The careless manner in
which wearing apparel is allowed to hang
around The halls and vestibules of the several
school houses in this city, is strong tempta-
tlon tor this description of petty thieving, and
means should be at once adopted to nTevent
similar occurrences in future
The st. Paul Lodge No. 2, I. o. OF, gave the
second OF winter series Of reunions, last
night. The first part of the evening was passed
in listening to appropriate and interesting adj
dresses from m Past Grand Masters G. G. Strong
and D. A. Morrison. Then supper After in
MIGRATING at bounteous spread table, the
young people INDUCED in the pleasurabie ex-
citement Of the dance. About 100 couples
made the night pleasant and merry until the
shadows of darkness were near invaded by an
preaching day.
The stock of goods in store belonging to M.
E. Chambers, auctioneer, Will be sold bv the
sheriff on the goth inst. at auction, to satisfy
four judgments held against the same. The
judgments are for $3,766.56 end it is nre-
sumed that the stock in value exceeds this<
sum. The judgments are in favor of Heller
Leopold d Co.. Leopold Bros. and Hart Bros
of Chicago. They are the legal result of the
first set Of attachments plastered on Cham hers
effects and revealed the hollowness of his busi-
ness, besides disclosing his flight.
Complaint was made at police Headquarters.
yesterday, that small army of tramps had
taken possession of the shops near the Lake
Superior depot. That nightly they came, saw
and conquered nights lodging, to the incon-
venience and loss of the company. Last night
Officers DeCorsev, O'Keefe and Babe were de.
tailed to raid the place and capture the var
mlnts. The force was advanced in three
columns, caught the tramp army of occupa-
ton by surprise, and captured nineteen
Migrants snugly curled up in improvised beds.
The bedraggled were marched to better quar-
tiers at the station.
Yesterday Williams, Mccullough & Co., paints
and OIL lately doing business on the corner of
Third and Robert streets, filed in the district
court their schedules of assets and indebted
ness. The Indebtedness of the firm amounts
to 81, 1910. The largest amount due to anv
single creditor is $1,746 owed to the Collier
White Lead company, of st. Louis; the next.
$647.16, is due G. F. Wells & Co., of pitts.
burgh, Pa; various sums in small amounts are
due in st. Paul, and the largest debt due in