Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-06
CITY GLoBULEs.

The city treasurer disbursed 81 ,5C0 ON yes
terday for miscellaneous purposes.
Up to date five city scavengers have complied
with the ordinance requiring them to furnish
bonds.
The monthly salaries of the teachers OF the
public schools were paid yesterday, and $4,000
dispensed from the city treasury for the same.
A drunken individual was arrested by Off
GERS Olouse and Hanft, last evening, for Great
ing disturbance at the Warren house saloon.
Asuit was com mencd in the district court on
Yesterday by j. W. Thomas Co., to recover
al alleged Indebtedness of $500 each from
Spencer & Moore, and the firm of Harneman X
Fuller.
Some seventy-tive new settlers. with their
families, farm and household effects, went out
Yesterday and the day before to occupy homes
on the Northern Pacific at Perham and points
beyond.
The examination of Eagan and Daily was to
have been'resumed in the municipal court yes
terday morning. but owing to the absence of
the prosecuting counsel the case was continued
until Monday at 10 clock A. NJ.
John Mark, the popular and enterprising
cigar manufacturer, leaves this evening for an
extended tour through the Eastern cities. to be
absent about two months. His friends assert
that he will bring back with him life part
uer. John denies it. We shall see.
At 9:10 yesterday morning piece OF linen
hanging near the stove in the residence of Mr..
George Spencer, at % West Fifth street, caused
au alarm from box Is. The department re-
sponded. but their services were not needed,
the fire being extinguished by pail of water.
The regular meeting of the union bible
class and teachers meeting will be beld:to-day
in the Y NJ C. A. parlor. beginning at 4:3u
o'clock Rev. s. G.. Smith has taken the
leadership of the class for the quarter, assisted
by Mrs j. L. Miller whose instruction is with
special reference to primary teaching.
The railroad high joints on a tour of in
spection over the st. Paul & Sioux City railroad
were at Sioux Falls yesterday noon and at
Sioux City last evening, and will be at Omaha
this morning. At this point some OF the St.
Paul officials will return home, but several Will
accompany the Eastern magnates to Chicago.
Members of the Ramsey County Veteran as
sociation should bear in mind that the regular
monthly meeting of the association is held at
the old court house ut 1880 this evening, at
which Hon. J. j. Egan will entertain those
present with personal recolectIons OF the
Sioux war. Members not attending will miss
an interesting paper.
emf Hermann Overpeck, proprietor of the
La Crosse beer agency, No. 46 West Third
street, celebrated the anniversary of his twen-
ty-seventh birthday last evening, and the &C.
CASTOR was honored by the presence of large
number of friends. MIR. Overpeck did the du-
ties of host to perfection, and q delightful
owning was DasSad by all present.
meeting of the committee having in charge
the work among the boys was held yesterday,
in the Y. NJ. c. A. parlOr. Encouraging reports
as to the progress of the work were presented,
and plans for the furtherance of the work laid.
The finances in good condition, and alto
gether this braach of Christian effort seems to
be well managed and abundantly prosperous.
Daniel Ready is a spooner of smelt at the st.
Pull Pacific railroad shops. Once in while
he varies the avocation of "striker" by get
ting beautifully budged. Thursday was his
day off and he became fuller than billed owl
and as noisy as stage thunder. He was before
Judge Flint yesterday and fined three note
case for the orgie. Execution of sentence was
stayed until the 10th inst.
Some of the newspapers have been announc-
in. that l.. E. Reed, vice president of the
First National bank, was about to remove to
Auoka. This is mistake. MIR. Reed has large
numbering interests at Anoka, and his son, E.
l.. Reed, will remain there to care for them.
MIR. Reeds resignation as an officer of the bank
takes place the LIST of April, but he has no in
tention OF removing from St. Paul.
The dizzy reporter who dishes up dismal ac-
counts of police doings for the p. p. is forever
getting his foot in it by committing the most
stupid and asinine blunders concerning mat
tiers upon which he ought to be informed, but
evidently knows nothing about. Yesterday S
issue of the two-ender conveyed a direct slam
der upon the worthy judge of the police court
whom the dizzy wretch characterized as
being absent from his duties, the fact being
that on Thursday Judge Flint tried eleven Grim
iual cases, being finally assisted by Judge
O'Brien, who tried two cases, this being neces-
sary from the fact that four cases were for
hearing about the same time.