Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-17
CITY aLoBULFs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
Tho tax levy for 1879 calls for 925-lOO mills
on valuation Of 42S, 00O,O 900.
Including tax for schools, ETC., etc., the tax
levy for 1870 will foot up 25.l00 mills.
The regular meeting of the W. @. T. U. will
be held to-day at tho residence of the secretary
ia Broadway, at the usual hour, 3P.x.
Messrs. Archibald 4 Schumacher have re-
moved to their new Office, No. 81 West Third
street, almost directly opposite the mill.
warrant was issued for the arrest of Ma
tilda Adams, yesterday afternoon, charged
with slspping lad named Willie Splattdasar
The case of John Farrell, charged with a.
| saulting man named Patrick Powers, will
come up for hearing at 2 o'clock next Monday.
Margaret Bradley, or the woman in black. u
was found On the street last night beastly in.
toxicated. She was domiciled in Jessrang'e
sky parlor.
Joseph Craig INDUCED in horizontal drunk
on Monday, and he was given three days in the
cooler yesterday for gazing upon the tangle-
foot when rosy.
1t is related on good authority that colored
barber went over to Hudson, taking the bride
elect with him, of course, to be married, 80 a.
to escape mention in 'At Home"
The final estimate of Willy Hatch. on their
contract for building the new Workshop at the
State reform school, amounting to So, 500, was
approved and ordered paid yesterday.
Suit was begun in the district court yester
day by Il. F. Blodgett and B. 8. Osgood against
Solomon Gibbin and others, to compel tho de-
PENDANTS to carry out the stipulatiens of an al
legged contract.
Two appeals were fled by James Stinson in
the district court yesterday, from tho awards
of the commission appointed to appraise lands
upon the petition of the st. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad company.
Tho case of Mrs. @. J. Henreichs, charged
with keeping house of ll-fame, came up in
the municipal court yesterday, on continu-
ance. All the witnesses were not present, and
the examination was continued until 9 o'clock
this morning,
The sale of property coming under the de-
linquent tax list was resumed in the county
auditors Office yesterday forenoon. The sale
included the disposal of property in the Fourth
and Fifth wards and delinquent property in
the Sixth ward will be sold to-day.
The X. N. line steamer Oheever did not get
away for down river at 10 NJ. yesterday as an
nounced would be the case by the GLOBE. In
fact the Cheever only reached the lsvee yester-
day noon, and will be the down river boat for
IL NJ. to-day. The next boat of the line from
below will be the G. X. Peck.
1t is getting rather too cool to take up a
nights lodging on the sidewalk. A nicely
dressed young man, who, when aroused, gave
his name as Dudley, would have found It so
last night, hadn't Officer Baer transferred him
from the soft side of board near Luhrsen' g
saloon to board in the lookup.
The health inspectors attention is directed
to an alley near the Washington school, It is
in horrible condition from refuse matter,
slops and such misunderstanding composite.
1t is source of offensive odor to the children
Of the school, and may be provocative of siok-
ness unless speedily attended to.
A rattle and sacred concert will be. given on
the evening of the 22d inst, at Assumption
church, the proceeds of which will apply to
conducting the work of the parish. A hand
some set of furniture, piano and lot on st..
Anthony's hill will be ratified for and the occa-
sion promises to be unusually interesting.
Assistant United States District ttorney O.
Nj. Greene returned from Moorhead yesterday,
He went there to try trespass case not strictly
of the pine land variety. One Michael Duffy,
of Dakota, had been in the hat it of invading
Minnesota for his fire wood. He pleaded guilty
and was held to the grand jury in bonds of
$500.
DR.. VIM. Richeson, Loring E. Fisher, of the
Northwestern Telegraph Office, Sebastian
Winker and Rudolph A. Becker went out to
Mountain Lake by the afternoon train on the
St. Paul & Sioux City road yesterday for a
couple of days hunting. The party were well
supplied with dogs, guns and ammunition of
all kinds.
The hattering success that attended the COM
plimentary entertainment rendered Mr.. Frank
Kelly at Turner hall on Monday evening was
productive of SO much pleasurable pastime as
to induce the friends of that gentleman to re-
peat the performance, and arrangements are
being made to reproduce the entertainment
next week. .a..-.. ..r...
At IL o'clock yesterday morning a switch
man on the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad was in the act of adjusting q switch
near the Jackson street depot, when he was
struck in the head by the rail of passing en-
CINE. The injury consisted of o cash over the
left eye which is not considered dangerous.
He was assisted to DR.. Murphy's Office, who
dressed the wound, alter which he walked
home. ~.pr.a Il sr
Immediately after the east bound train had
pulled up at the Jackson street depot at
o'clock last night, drunken individual was
caught in the act of pulling trunk from the
baggage car He was que.tioned to the pro
priety of the act, and being unable to give q
satisfactory account Of himself, he was handed
over to Officer Hanft, who brought the would
be thief to the station. The questionable trans
action will be ventilated this morning.
Kelly vs.. Kelly. The affair isn't in the courts
yet, but there's a big hearing of the case in
the neighborhood of Emmert's brewery, where
abouts the Kelly's reside. It is family ven
delta, wherein the female and infantile portion
of the families of the two brothers are at outs.
The quarrel has been of eight years' standing,
with lapses of peace, whenever either one Of
the families are under bonds. One year they
were bound to keep the peace, but yesterday
the peace bond expired and war began.