Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
CITY GLOBULEs.


day. and tae sliding was superb.
Smith Bros. paid 800 into the custom house
yesterday as duty on imported wine.
Yesterday Gen. Flower assumed the duties OF
inspector Of steam vessels for the district OF
Minnesota.
The police, FIRE and engineer's departments
were paid their November stipends yesterday
amounting to $1,000.
A meeting of the board of trustees of the
Fireman's association will be held on Friday
evening. at engine house No. ], on st. Peter
street.
While calling on friend OF North street
yesterday afternoon, a lady named Mrs. Moore,
of Jsresvilie, Wisconsin. slipped on the front
steps, aud falling. broke har left wrist. The
injury though painful IL not CON sidered Sc
rious.
A pleasant entertainment was given last
night by Pacific lodge Good TemplaIs. ct their
hall on Seventh. near Waoonta strest. The
programme consisted Of vocal and instrument
tai music, declamations and Rotations. a
delightful evening was passed by all IN at
tendance.
The ladies of the jackson street II E. church
are arranging for An oyster supper and sociable
evening, the 10th inst. A fine musical pro-
gramme has been arranged and high time Is
expected. The supper will last from 2 to II
o'clock P. n.
The aged German woman, Sophia Zillman,
who was run over by runaway horse on Sev-
enth street Tuesday night, ns chropIcled in the
GLOBE yesterday morning. was resting oompar-
stively easy yesterday, but the physicians do
not yet know how the case will terminate.
To-day will probably decide.
dispatch was received by Gov. Pillsbury
yesterday from the managers of the hospital
for the insane at St. Peter, notifying him that
quarters had been arranged for the insane pa
tients at present provided for in the county
Jail. Arrangements will be made to have the
patients returned at once.
Dirtydickrichards put on the official collar
yesterday as collector of the port. He will still
continue to lie about and BLACKBOARD his bet.
ters n the disreputable sheet which has so
long afforded him q convenient sewer. The
Pioneer Press has simply managed to have the
government pay the salary of one of its re-
portors. This Is civil service reform
couple Of kids, knee high to Grasshop-
per. named Bobby Hughes and Chas. Fair.
we're before the court yesterday charged with
sssaulting another young snoozer named Peter
Delgren. The affair didn't amount to much
anyway, and the sportive youths were civ en- o
severe reprimand, cautioned not to confront
the awful visage of Justice again and dis
charged.
The visit of the Osd Fellows of Minneapo-
lis to st. Paul lodge No. 2, on Tuesday even.
ing, was pleasant reunion. About forty Wis.,
itors attended. and nearly all the city lodges
here were represented. A collation. was served
and fine addresses made by Rev. James Mar
vim, Rev. DR.. Wechsler, Hon. O. W. Smith,
of Minneapolis, and others. About midnight
the Minneapolis visitors left for their homes.
It looks rs though it was q season more pro-
life of accidents than any other in the city of
st. Paul. One eGn scarcely walk block on
the streets without seeing at least one man
with his hand in Hling, the injury being
oaus- by some kind of accident. One of the
oldest physicians in the State and city says
that he now has more cases of broken bones on
his hands than he has ever before had in all
his thirty years experience.
It is getting to be quite the thing in St. Paul,
when man has personal grievance against
an officer, TO resort to any means of committing
personal violence. Only few days since
for committing an assault on Officer James
Mullins. Yesterday he was up again on the
same charge, having renewed the attack last
Saturday. The hearing continued until
to-day, and defendant gave $50 bail for his sp-
pearance.
People who are short of wood, will do we'll to
comm ence hunting for more in good time, for
it often takes from four to five days to week
to get order filed after it is left at the yard.
Dealers will not cell more than half cord at
time to anyone The condition of the streets
ia such that not more than that quantity can
be bauled at a. load, and the supply is 30 short
that the sellers are compelled to this course, in
order to eQualize the distribution SO that ell
may get share.
Misfortune and vice, the sinister stars, which
have long cast q malign influence over the life
Of Margaret Bradley, seem about ready to fore
close their mortgage. Early yesterday morn
ing this robust ruin applied at the city hall
for shelter, and asked to be sent to the refuge
for women. She was before the court at 9
o'clock and presented spectacle that could
only call for the exercise of pity. The court
had mercy on her infrmaties and she was seat
mp for ninety days.
A special return train will be run on the st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad Friday
evening, Dec 8, to accommodate those who de-
sire to attend the Methodist reception given by
the Minneapolis churches TO Bishop Foss. The
train will leave the Minneapolis der OF at 1915
p H., and passengers can 60 up on any regular
train. buying usual round trip tickets which
Will Do dCCcptcu tu Tue ISCuIu special Train,
1t is expected that large number of our
Methodist friends will avail themselves of this
opportunity.
Awayfarer with a peculiar greenity of as
pect, named Emil Wentlend. was before biz.
zoner yesterday charged with having been
found timber drunk In the street. He was ar
rested by Officer Lowell at 4 o'clock yesterday
raOrning having a grip-sack, two overcosts
and enough buds to equip a brigade. He
showed pair of horny hands, said he was a
stranger. had Just equipped himself for a win
ter In the pineries. and was on his way to the
woods. The story seemed truthful and he was
fined $5 and discharged.
James Kenny was. arraigned at the police
court yesterday, charged with committing a
villainous assault on an employee named No
Dermott. The assault took place on
the lower Ievee and originated from
trivial dispute. Becoming enraged
Kenny seized cbieel and struck McDermott
over the head, ipfictipg severe cut. judge
OBrien administered q severe rebuke to the
defendant and characterized the assault as
most wanton and uncalled for. He was fined
S25 and put under 5000 bonds to keep the
peace.
The German society are busily engaged in
arranging for their annual masquerade, to be
given on Friday evening, the Slst inst.
at the Athanaum. 1t IS anticipated that
this will undoubtedly be the most elegant and
elahora'e masquerade ball ever given in this
city. The arrangements are in charge of sew.