Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-17
CITY GLOBULES,

District SQUIRT special term calendar before
Judge simons to-day.
Mr. Bixler has withdrawn his suit claiming
, $500 damages from the city.
Paul Faber won q valuable parlor organ in a
raHe at Grote "wednesday night.
Saloon keepers, beware! Next Tuesday is
the last day of grace for paying licenses.
Hon. Samuel Doughty, of Lake City, was
registered at tho Windsor last night.
The United States district court was adj
journed yesterday till Monday, the I'd OF Feb
ruary.
The prisoners against whom indictments have
been found, will be arrsigued to plead this
morning.
An Indian woman at Winnebago Agency, the
mother-in-law Of J. S. Alexander, died recent
ly, aged 1872 years.
Protracted meetings are being held this week
at jackson street NJ. z. church and a warm re-
vival feeling is being developed.
George Waldo, peddler of the tactical, was
fined $40 at the police court yesterday for fast
driving over the St. Paul bridge.
'Nip and Tuck at the matinee this after
noon. 1t is interesting and amusing for every
body, old or young, and it is clean.
Kristofer Janson, gentleman of prominence
in Norwegian literary circles, will deliver
lecture at Knsuft's hall, on Monday evening.
The city clerk has ISIS ued thus far this year
thirty-s,1 licenses and received for the same
$500. Thirty-one of the number are liquor
licenses.
Five hundred copies of the annual report of
the board of regents of the State University
were recei red at the office Of the Secretary OF
State yesterday
MIR. John Smith, residing about three miles
from Anoka, while visiting that town yester-
day on business, was thrown from his wagon
and instantly killed.
Col. Knauffs last exploit at Lake Como was
the catching 2l-pound pickersl, which Char
lev Caldwell had the pleasure of serving at his
lunch table yesterday.
People who buy tickets for the High school
library benefit from the pupils who are selling
them can exchange them for reserved seats,
without extra charge, Wednesday next.
Chief B. o. Strong is wearing bandaged
eye, all caused by an attempt on his part to
look down the nozzle of No. hose when the
engine was working with full head of steam
up.
Winnipeg people are complaining of the late
freight delays between st. Paul and that place.
They probably resulted from the brief inter
ruption by the snow storms OF last month and
were only temporary.
Mrs. Davis, the Mendoza bug-juice fiend, was
before Judge Flint again yesterday for the hun
dreth time in her mutable but whisky straight
existence. She was & wen thirty days in the
House of Good Shepherd to sober up.
The order for peremptery writ of manda-
mus calling upon City Clerk Pendergrast to de-
liver the bollots in the Mcintosh Grace contest
ed election case was issued on yesterday and
the count will take place at p. m. to-day.
The work upon Capt. Cutters saw mill, in
the Sixth ward, is progressing favorably. The
stone foundation has been completed, the heavy
sill timbers put in place, and it is the expecta-
ton to have the frame up by Monday evening.
An old timer named Cora McGree was ar
raigned at the police court yesterday, charged
with being a hopeless victim to drink and the
curse of opium eating. She will feel the psngs
of remorse in the cooler for the next thirty
days.
New apparatus and steam power is being
placed in the old North Star mill building,
near East Seventh street bridge for three
run Touring mill and sash and blind factory.
Mr.. NJ. Hobanson is making the improve
meuts.
Charles +. Cruft, auditor and general ticket
agent of the St. Paul & Duluth railway, died
Wednesday morning of typhoid fever, which
had confined him to his house for over two
weeks. His body was forwarded last evening
TO Boston, Mass. for burial.
The Great Union band assisted Wednesday
evening, in West St. Paul township, at the
marriage of Charles Fl. Kirsch, one of its
members, to Miss Amelia Deppe, and its Or
ehestra furnished delightful music for the ban
quet and dance following the ceremony.
A young man named Kelley, living in this
city and employed as brakeman on the St.
Paul b Duluth road had his right hand crushed
while coupling cars at Hinckley last night.
He was taken to Rush City, where his hand,
which was not seriously injured, was dressed.
Articles of incorporation of the Library Hall
association" of Murdoch, Swift county, were
filed with the Secretary of State yesterday.
The board of directors are 8. 8. Murdoch, j. B.
Prendergrast, N. d. Hemiup, d. T. Porter G.
Flower. Henry Krumenite, Joseph Thornton.
The Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul Railway
company have force Of men at work making
repairs upon the freight house lately purchased
of the st. Paul Il Manitoba company, with a
view to its temporary occupancy while repairs
are being made upon their freight house at the
upper levee.
@. F. Cobb doomed up at the police court
yesterday morning looking like the fag end of
the last blizzard. BE had INDUCED in a roar
ing old toot and turned up minus $65 and a
hat. The court thought that he had been pun
ished enough for the spree, and he was dis
charged during good behavior.
The Milwaukee 4 st. Paul railroad company
has concluded to give its Hastings g. Dakota
railroad direct terminus at st. Paul by laying
track from that road, at Norwood, through
Carver and Hennepin counties, south of Lake
Miunetonka to connection with the double
track Of the St. Paul short line at Minneapolis.
While responding to the alarm of fire yester-
day, engine No. 2. in turning the corner CT
Sixth and Wacouta streets, was overturned, and
the horses thrown from their feet. The men
quickly righted the machine and proceeded to
the fire, although the axle of one of the hind
wheels was broken. The accident will lay the
engine up for about two weeks.
Mr.. Hugh Donnelly has sold the lease, good
will and furniture of the Minnehaha hotel,