Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-07
CITY GLOBULES.


imported liquors.
Window panes are now rapidly nihpg Tue
empty sash in the new market mousse
There were four dodgers in the city cooler
last evening, all four being arrested for being
drunk or disorderly.
1t was cold enough yesterday morning TO
slightly CONCEAL the surface of the mortar
beds at the Union depot.
The first dance of the Once a-Week Dancing
club is announced 10 occur at the Athen@um'
Monday evening, Nov. 9th.
There was no business worthy OF notice
transacted in the municipal court yesterday.
Not single new case was presented and all
the old ones were dismissed
The case of Samuel A. Grindle, held upon the
charge of threatening the life of Edwin CRIB
BILE. was continued until A. NJ. to-day, upon
motion of defendants counsel.
The regular weekly meeting of the Second
Ward Hancock and English club will be held
at the old court house this evening. Col.
w. p Olouph and Mr. Fred Allis will address
the meeting.
The fire in the Kelly & Co. ruins was still
there yesterday, as was shown from smoke
rising from a pile of thoroughly Drowned cof-
fee, which is about all that remains OF the
debris inside the walls.
A United States soldier manacled and IN
charge OF guard. en- route to Fort Smelling,
was one of the scenes witnessed at the Mil d
ST. Paul depot yesterday morning. The report
er did not learn his oHense
Ameetipg of the citizens on st. Anthony
hill will be held at the carpenter shop near the
grocery of Frost & Co.. on Saturday night next,
at 7:30 o'clock sharp, to consider questions re-
lating to the fire department.
The last will and testament of George David
Luckert has been filed with the judge OF pro-
bate. II leaves all his property estimated at
$4,000 to his wife, Maria Louise Luckert, dur
ing her lifetime, and at her death it goes to his
only son, George Luckert.
Col. Lee and family, together with some
forty mechanics arrived in this city yesterday
from Fort Assinaboine, the work there having
been practically finished for the year. Col
Lee will remain in the city some two weeks,
when he will leave for Santa he, New Mexico,
where he has been assigned rs chief quarter
master.
Two weeks ago l.. Eisenmenger, butcher,
lost steer from herd of cattle he was drlv-
ing to town. After a weeks vain search after
the want column of the GLOBE, asking for
information of the steers whereabouts. Yes
terday it was returned by farmer from Bass
lake. Comment is unnecessary.
The five track platforms, from the end of the
new ORION depot east, are now being laid.
Each one is to be 500 feet long by is feet in
width, and all will be covered with iron sheds.
The work of laying the platforms is under the
supervision of j. L. Turner, foreman of the
depot construction, which fact is sufficient
guarantee that it will be well and thoroughly
done.
Shortly after o'clock yesterday morning an
alarm of fire was sent in from box 81, caused
by fire being discovered in the rear portion of
dwelling No. IS Pearl street, occupied by Mr..
Edwin l.. Fryer. The flames were quickly
squelched, the damage amounting to only
about 300, which is fully covered by insur-
ance. The building belongs to Patrick Dou-
CHER, proprietor of the st. James hotel.
1t would be quite as we'll if certain city
hack drivers were horsemen enough to manage
their teams, both on the streets and at the de-
pots, with less savage use of the whip. very
small modicum of horse sense is better than
too much horse whip. A driver who is not
sufficiently skillful reinsman to get his horses
ND to the curbstone, or to a depot platform,
without occupying the whole street and five
minutes time, all the while using the lash
with unsparing hand, ought to give up his
seat on the box, and choose some humble
walk in life where he will not have chance
to vent his i'll temper and exercise his muscle
on nobler animals than himself.
As GLOBE reporter was making his rounds
between u and o'clock this morning he me-
man who gave his name as Con Casay, brick
layer by trade. Con said he had spent the
afternoon in q saloon on the corner of Fifth
and Minnesota streets, where he INDUCED in
good many previous drinks. When he left
there, he said he had silver watch and about
thirty dollars in money his person. HI
woke up on Tenth street about midnight anC
found his watch and money missing, and whe1
the GLOBE reporter met him, he was trying t
find out where his worldly wealth had gone
In all probability be will find out about TIT
time that the conundrum of Where, 0 where
the Hebrew children?" is satisfactory
answered.
The stagnant water which has so long covered
to that on which stand the ruins of the build
ing formerly occupied by P. FL. Kelly, wa
pumped out by steam power yesterday, stirrin.
up the diSjcctG naenbra of divers and sundr,
defunot cats, dogs, ETC., and turning loose il
the air a multitude of pungent odors, which
rioted and capered about in space with "to,
previous freedom which bordered altogethe
too much upon reckless license. 1t was
fragrant job. and the atmosphere was yer,
highly seasoned indeed. Persons whose olfactO
ries have been attuned, 30 to speak, to the har
monies of sweet scents and delicate perfumes
felt themselves out of place in that locality, ant
such as had sauntered thither strayed thence
with eldn-quite quick, as it were.