Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-16
CITY oLOBULEs.

George Benz yesterday paid $1lo.s4 duties
on imported liquors and wines.
Yesterday was an off day at the police court
and the criminal docket looked sick.
Adolph Mueller, shot by his son last Sunday
was suffering with 9 high fever last night, but
hopes are still entertained for his recovery.
Five cars of Canadian smigrants in charge Of
r. W. Prettie passed through the city yester'
day for Manitoba. The party numbered about
200.
An action was commenced in the district
court Yesterday by the Otis Iron and Steel COM
pany, of Cleveland. against the jackson manu-
featuring company to collect SToa.
Yesterday m orning at St. Joseph's hospital.
David Marshall, run over by the cars near
Hudson two weeks sgo, submitted to the
operation of having both legs amputated.
The eass of Short vs.. Prentiss in which de-
PENDANT was arrested on complaint Of the
former FOR disorderly conduct, came mp 10
the police court yesterday, and was dis
missed.
Last night Officer o'Keefe dragged drunken
individual from the railroad track at the foot
of Chestnut street. The man was stupid drunk.
and his rescue from horrible fate was most
timely.
The cold, marrow-searchipg drizzle which
characterized the weather yesterday made
everyone feel uncomfortable, and last nights
rain was wretched enough to demoralize the
most shiftless dog.
Unlocking at the autumn splendor of Rice
park one Is forcibly reminded of the glory OF
departed summer. and as the fallen verdure
rustles at the feet, up pops the suggestion,
nothing but leaves"
The city is cleaning Third street, for which
all loial citiasns are trooh thankful. Now il
the street inspectors tcould only tickle up
the mud on the other streets they will be enti.
tied to q vote of thanks.
About the Goth inst. Mr.. j. F. Mcmillan, the
Seventh street pork packer, will put his buy
ers on the road, and on the 25th, or therea-
bouts, he will commence packing operations
for the season OF 'Sh-'Sl.
Adiutant General Van Cleve reports the al
lowance of pension claims presented through
his Office as follows: One invalid pension. In.
creased from "a to S8 per month. One wild
owls pension, arrears allowed $4S6e3.
At the police court yesterday William Albert
son paid the costs in the case where he wa.
fined on the charge of assaulting q domestic
squared up by paying the girl her wages, and
the fine was5 suspended during good behavior.
On the day of the inspection of the fire de
partment Mr.. E. B. Birge. of the fire alarm
telegraph. lost a coat and pair of gloves from
steamer No 4. The finder will please return
the same to No. engine house and receiv,
thanks.
Mr.. Vim. Ohislett, late of Chicago, ant
brother of the senior member of the boot anl
shoe house of Chislett & Sons, of this city, Wa
in town yesterday. Mr. Chislett will open
fine assortment of boots and shoes at Minneap
oils next week, in the store lately occupied b,
Aldridge Co.
About o'clock yesterday morning at tn
corner of Exchange and Wabashaw streets,
lady named Mrs. Dennis Carroll tainted and 1
was at first thought that the case was serious
She was attended by Dr. Boardman and sool
recovered. A hack was procured and she wa
conveyed to her residence on Thirteenth nea
jackson street.
A few days since Mrs. Sicily swore out
warrant for the arrest of Nellie Nolan, Mar,
Conley and John Flattery, her next door neigh
bors, on the charge of disorderly conduct
The whole caboodle were before hiazoner yes
terjay, and promising to bar their side door
and not look in the direction of each other To
defendants were discharged.