Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-08
CITY GLOBULES


A pocketbook supposed to belong TO S. Henry
awaits an owner at police headquarters.
The United States circuit court will convene
tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. M, tAe case set
for hearing being w. A. Balkcom VS.. Gowan
W. Wilson.
The city treasurer paid out yesterday $526.23
to city employees, which was divided as follows:
To street lahorers in upper district, 1927;
lower district $50. 81. sewerage gang, S253.f3.
! Mr. Burris, j he new market house contract
or, had another big thing in hand yesterday.
1t u huge pickerel weighing thirty-hve
pounds, which he caught the day before IN
! Snail Lake.
Mat Sherlock was before the municipal conrt
charged with the larceny of two saddles from
Warmers auction store. He acknowledged the
| charge and was sent to all for twenty days IN
| default of SIS fine.
A warrant was issued yesterday afternoon
for the arrest of Patick Corrigan, charged with
disorderly conduct by Mrs. Munro, who resides
at the corner of Ninth and st. Peter streets.
Patrick will answer to the charge before Judge
| Flint tomorrow morning.
The lyceum of the First Nj. L. church holds
its regular meeting tomorrow evening in the
| church parlors. The historical section will
present the political, social and literary aspects
| of the first years OF the republic under WASH
| ington's administration.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
give their grand annual ball at Pfeifer's hall
tomorrow evening. Heretofore these social
reunions have been the source of genuine en-
! joyment, and this years affair has been ar.
ranged to surpass all predecessors.
| Gov
| Opera House tomorrow and Tuesday even
ings, is spoken of as deserving of the largest
| patronage. Boniface would not appear III a
| company lacking in any respect and we may
therefore expect excellent performances.
The usual plea for clemency was made by
Mrs. Kanterman when brought before Judge
Flint yesterday morning charged with being
drunk and disorderly. The court, however,
! turned deaf ear to her cntreaties and promises
of reform and committed her for sixty days.
! rnardi-srass carnival will be given by the
| st. Paul Skating club at the Elmo rink to-
morrow evening. The skaters will be costumed
and masked, music furnished by the Fort
| Smelling Seventh infantry band, and q gOr-
geously gay time Is anticipated.
| meeting OF the commissioners Of interest
| and sinking fund, and the committee on ways
and means from the common council, is called
! Tor tomorrow morning 1T 10 o'clock. The
! meeting will be held at the treasurer's Office,
when the books and accounts of the office will
| be examined.
The insurance firm of Moss s. Watson has
been dissolved, and MIR. Watson is now con-
Quoting an independent agency. He has first
class list of companies, as will be seen by
reference to his advertisement elsewhere. IN
either fire or life risks Dir. Watson is able to
supply the best.
Officer DeCo1sey arrested John G. Murphy
for IN assault at Mrs. Peterson's boarding
! house. One hundred dollars was found On his
! person. Mrs. Peterson claimed SGT TO be due
her for board, and Patrick Dillon garnisheed
| the chief of police for the remainder. The
sarnishee is determinahie Feb. lG.
! Three men and spaniel retriever came to
police headquarters yesterday afternoon to
settle dispute as to the ownership of the
animal. After a lengthy discussion, in which
| each one tried to prove their claim, the record
of licenses were produced aud the dog awarded
! to the proper owner, John G2nnson.
The two Jail birds arrested here on Friday
night by order OF She police authorities at
Hastings. Who suspected them OF stealing u
coat at that place, were discharged yesterday
morning. The authorities at that place notified
! Chief Weber yesterday morning that unless the
coat was in their possession not to hold them.
Prof. Lyman and Miss Ida Flower have been
invited to give dramatic recital in Hastings,
and have signifed their acceptance. The
pleasant affair will take place on the llth inst,
at Music hall, and large audience is promised
by those who have solicited the entertainment,
after hearing Prof. Lyman and Miss Flower at
their recent recital III this city.
We regret to learn that Col C. ". Gr;ggs has
been called to Detroit, Michigan, to attend the
funeral of his mother, VINO died on the 9Th
inst. at the advanced age of So years. The an
nouncemept of her death was unexpected, as
her son received letter from her only lew
days since in which she claimed to be in bet
ter health than she has enjoyed for years.
Yesterday afternoon ". j. Vanderpool, of
Brainerd. who was arrested on tho charge of
being the father of an Legitimate child about
to be born ty Mary Hildeorand, was arraigned
before Judge Flint. The defendant plead not
guilty to the charge and on motion OF his at
torney, E. Il. Hollingshead, the examination was
continued to February ii, at PIP. NJ. Wander
pool WAS released on $500 bail, George Sheriff
and II. Harrison becoming his bondsmen.
About half past one o'clock yesterday morn
ing burglars were discovered about the resi-
dence of J. q. Boyden, corner of Portland av-
enue and Arundel street. Mr.. Boyden was alb
sent and the family were aroused by the efforts
of the burglars to enter the front door. The
burglars, two in number seeing they were dis
covered, fed. The people in that portion OF
the city think there ought to be policeman
nearer than the Seven Corners, which is a mile
distant.
Rogers hotel, j. Rogers proprietor, 81 Rob.
ert street, was the scene of very pleasant
gathering Friday evening, the occasion being q
surprise party to Mr.. Rogers. under the man.
agement of Mrs. John Donnelly. With Mrs.
: Donnelly some sixty five ladies and gentlemen
paid their respects to Mrs. Donnelly and her
husband, and after the ceremonies of presenta-
ton and congratulation. the evening and well
on into the morning hours was given up to the
may dance, gossip and attendant festivities,
, including of course savory feast of the good
things of the house.
Service was made upon Manager J. J. Hill
of the st. Paul & Manitoba railroad, yesterday
to make answer to a suit begun against tina.
3 company by Patrick Kelly. 1t will be remem.
!, bered that Kelly was thrown off his wagon and
/ badly injured, last summer, at the Third street
crossing. by passing locomotive. MIR. Kelly
brings suit to recover damages, fixing the same
in his complaint at $4,000, besides hundred
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