Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-28
CITY GLOBULES

yesterday.
The instances of ''nipped" fingers and noses
yesterday were quite numerous
The receipts of the street car company on
Christmas day melted the employees the sum OF
nearly five dollars each.
Frank Mayo, as Van the Virginian, at the
Opera house tonight. Seats can be secured
during the day at the box office.
Deputy Sheriff Spiel visited ST. Peter yester-
day, having in charge Hugh Sweeney, COM
mitted to the hospital for the insane.
Bricklaying on the uncompleted buildings
in the city, was temporarily suspended yester-
day, the weather being too warm for outdoor
work.
\ marble cutter, named Joseph WIdman,
while walking on the short line railroad track,
Yesterday, had his hands and one side of his
face frozen.
Judge Simons took up the special term
cases yesterday, but as the lawyers were slow
ia coming to time, they were continued to the
next term.
\ deputy United States marshal arrived in
ST Paul last night from Bralnerd having in
custody man named Frank Slater, charged
with selling whisky TO Indians.
\ citation was issued from the United States
court yesterday requiring c. Il. Petit 10 ap-
pear and and answer as garnashce in one of
the HARDWOOD suits Monday next.
Information of insanity was filed yesterday
against John Hammerlee, who for some time
has been an inmate of st. Joseph's hospital.
The hearing will take place to-day.
The members of the Firemen's life insurance
association hold their annual election of trus-
tees for the st. Paul district at the Hook and
Ladder parlors on Wednesday evening next.
\ man named c. NV. Connors was arrested
by Officer De Corsoy last night for the larceny
of a coat and cap from Miss Mcdonald, resid-
ing on Mississippi street He will have a
hearing to-day.
\ dispatch was received at department head
quarters yesterday stating that Major nges
and his command had returned to TT. Keogh
from Poplar river, leaving the garrison at that
point in good shape.
Bobcrt Mccarthy. of the Red River valley,
arrested for trespass on government lands,
pleaded guilty before Judge Nelson yesterday
and was sentenced to a fine of S45 and to be
imprisoned until shutdown.
The case Of the State against August Zeg-
Ter, charged with altering public records, was
called in the police court yesterday and the
hearing was continued to the Sd of January.
Defendant was held in $500 bail.
Mr.. Stuart Rice, well and favorably known
in st. Paul will leave by way of the Sioux City
road this afternoon for trip to Puget Sound,
Washington Territory. He goes on tour of
inspection, and if the prospects prove favora-
bic, will locate in that country.
The Rev. s. G. Smith, pastor of First NJ. E.
church, will deliver lecture at the Clinton
avenue VI. Z. church, Sixth ward, Thursday
evening, on his travels in Italy and Rome, for
the benefit of the Ladies' Parsonage Aid So
ciety Admission twenty-five cents.
Frank johnson and A. Nelson, two festive
SwedeS, were before hizzoncr yesterday on the
familiar charge of too much bulge. They
mixed juniper juice with their Christmas, and
were each rcpentant. 4 tax of So each was
imposed, and they were discharged on payment
of the ducats.
Additional contributions to the fund for the
benefit of the Protestant orphan anylum
c. w. Griggs, S25; Smith & Lewis, IS; j. g.
Sanborn, SO; w. II. Sanborn, S150. Several
of the solicitors have not yet reported, but
will without doubt report before the close of
lIiS present week.
According to dispatches received yesterday
Sitting Bull and his warriors have arrived at
Milk river where halt was ordered. Scout
Allison advanced to Fort Keogh bringing with
him some of the chiefs. The halt was occa-
stoned by disaffected Indians, of which there
are quite a number.
About dark last night two tramps and
petty crooks named Robert Kelly and
Darby BILL" of Minneapolis, were
caught in the act of cabbaging a coat and
pair of pants from in front of a clothing store
on Seventh near Sibley street. They were run
in by Officer DeCoursey.
State Treasurer Kittleson is carefully nursing
two of the fingers of his right land. Mr.
Kittleson INDUCED the little ones of his house
hold in handsome Christmas tree. Unfortu-
nately the tree took fire from one of the
tapers, in extinguishing which the second and
third fingers of his right hand were painfully
though not seriously burned.
The case of the State eX rel Edwin Gribble
against Michael Lux and others, in which ap-
plication was made for mandamus campbell
ing defendants to deliver over certain ballots
cast at the June election, was to have come
before Judge Wilkin at chambers yesterday,
\ postponement was asked for and the hear
ing was continued until o'clock this evening
Private George Lee, company H, Sixth cav
airy, awaiting trial under charge of desertion,
is to be sent from Fort Smelling to Fort
Omaha, Neb., under charge of Second Lieut.
j. c. F. Tillson, Fifth infantry, with Sergeant
Charles Dumont, company K, and Private
Henry Hughe, company II, Fifth infantry, as
guard. After delivering the prisoner Lieut.
Iillson and the guard will return to Fort
keogh, Montana.
Prof. Carel, an accomplished teacher of the
French language, has inaugurated movement
for establishing French circulating library
in this city. He has already imported from
Paris some 375 volumes of choice French liter
ature and has them ready for prtrons of the
library. His rooms are at the corner of Jack
son and Seventh streets and our French citi-
zcns or those familiar with the language
should encourage his enterprise.
VIM. NJ. Billy Cumbey, book keeper for c.
Gotzian & Co., has good reason to remember
the "Merry Christmas" of 1880. His Christ
mas gift was check for $500 from the house
and a notification that his salary had been adj.
vanced from date. Billy was keeping the
matter very quiet, being modest gentleman,
but the handsome act of the firm, and Billy's
good luck deserve the publicity it will secure
by mention in the widely circulated GLOBE.
Articles of incorporation of the Duluth