Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-02
CITY aLopuLEs.

The October term of the supreme court vii
convene next Tuesday, Oct. 9th.
Fire steamer No. ., which has been under
going necessary repairs the past two weeks
will be placed in service to-day.
Thomas Mitchell was not ready yesterday to
answer for his ride behind Clement Seymour'f
dapple grey. He will have another appearance
to day.
The board Of education failed to get quo
rum at noon yesterday and will try it over
again at the Monroe school building this after
noon at 4:30 o'clock.
Pease Brothers, of Eau Clair. merchant tai
lors, now oupy the second store in Kline's
block on Seventh street, thus adding another
to the business houses of st. Paul.
| The board of education, in conjunction with
MIR. John Summers, will inspect the Monrce
school building on Vine street in the Fourth
ward at o'clock this afternoon.
The ease of Henry F. Lange, charged with
quarrying rock on Oak street, one that attracts,
general attention in the Sixth ward, has been
set for hearing in the municipal court this
morning.
An excited parent alarmed police head
quarters last night with report that his horse
was stolen. 1t proved, however, that the
yong man had gone out riding with his girl
and had pre-empted his dads rig.
Albert r. Starkey, for the past seven years
employed by the city engineer, has been en-
gagged by Major Allen, of the United States en-
gineers to make surveys on the upper Missis-
| sippl adj jacent to the Leech lake Indian reser
vation.
Plans have been drawn for the block OF stores
to be erected by DR.. Steele on the corner of
Seventh and Wabashaw streets, two fronting
on Wabashaw and two on Seventh The ex-
oavatiOn for the Seventh street stores will
probably be made this fell. i.
man by the name of Lincoln Drake was
before U. 8. Commissioner Cardosa Yesterday
afternoon charged with destroying mail matter
taken from the Hartland postoffice in Freeborn
county. The charge grew out of aneighbor-
hood quarrel. Drake gave bonds in the sum
OF Sl0o to answer the charge.
City Treasurer Renz yesterday paid of the
police force, lire department., engineers de.
partment and the city officers for the month of
September. About $1,000 was disbursed and
about one quarter of the amount was paid in
gold. Twenty dollar gold pieces were as thick
as halr on goat among the boys.
MIR. John Baugh yesterday sundered his con. |
nection with the Windsor hotel, his interest in |
the establishment having been purchased by
hlH partner. MIR. John summers Mr.. Baugh |
haa been connected with the establishment for |
seven and half years, and he will bA greatly |
missed by the patrons of the house.
Neither the Pioneer Press or the evening |
wind instrument, yclept Andrews' bean pod. |
dared to print the statement of the publishers |
of the new St. Paul directory, showing that |
there are more names in the st. Paul than in !
the Minneapolis volume. These papers evil |
IDENTIFY havo warm side for Charley Johnson's |
perjury.
John and Robert Stick were arrested yester.
DAY on complaint OF Pauline Lorinskey as two |
bad boys who had annoyed her by throwing |!
stones against her residence and using bolster. |
GUS language. After hearing the BOYS side of |
the story at the morning session of the muni- |
clpal court. Judge McGrorty dismissed them |
with reprimand.
The opera of "Girohe. Girofla" was presentsd
by the Nathal company last evening in a very |
acceptable manner Miss Lester and Mr.. Natba,
carrying of the honors of the evening. This
afternoon at the matinee "Fatinitza'' will be
given, and in the evening "The Chimes of Nor
mandy, with Mr. Nathal as Gaspard. Both
entertainments promise to be of the greatest
interest.
Mrs. A. J. Robinson, q lady delegate TO the
Womens Christian Temperance union, from
Sleepy Eye, in stepping from her room at the
residence OF her entertainer. Ms. A. ID. Da7i.
son. No. I'll Pearl street, by q misstep fell
down steep fight of stairs with her child in
her arms. The child escaped without Injury,
but Mrs. Robinson suffered severe bruises on
her face and limbs, though they are not con-
sidered dangerous.
John Winter, of the town of Aftop, appeared
before the municipal court yesterday as an ex-
ample of the proverbial innocent who had
fallen among thieves. He had come to the
sanity city to purchase iron for use in his
business OF blacksmithing, and after suffering
a loss of $40 among the wicked of st. Paul. was
found by an officer asleep on the sidewalk at
1ne corner OF kosabei and Seventh streets.
Judge McGrorty dismissed the penitent sinner.
with the admonition to go and sin no more.
William Dogan was one of tie prominent
attendants at Judge McGrorty' s reception yes
terday morning. Officer Gibbons attention
was called to q crowd In front of Schmidt q
90. Is store on Robert street. the prominent
feature OF which was Dogan, who appeared to
be In state Of intoxication, hourishing q
sharp instrument and threatening to carve the
audience congregated. Dogan explained to
the court that the instrument in his hand was
q tool used In bis business, that of Galvanized |
corn1ce, Notwithstanding which William had
to lay down ten shekels to depart free man.
Some careless person On the top of the build
ing occupied as military headquarters of the
department of Dakota, on the corner of Fourth
and Wabashaw streets, either accidentally or
wilfully pushed or threw sevetal brick from
the root OF the building. One of them grazed
tho bonnet of lady who was passing by on the
sidewalk. Had it varied a couple of inches it
would have killed her instantly. The noise
heightened two horses on the opposite side of
the street and breaking away from their fasten-
ing they made things lively for few mo-
ments. Fortunately both were caught before
any damage was committed.
PERSONAL.
Hon. II. l.. Frazee, of Frazee City, was