Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-09
CITY GLOBULES.

session, at Hastings, this week.
Conley has gone to Chicago to engage new
troupe and stars for the Varieties.
The Minnesota distillery and re-distiliery
works will commence operations to-day.
Three Car loads of emigrants en- route to
Manitoba passed through the city yesterday.
The streets are delueed with villainous mud.
Where, oh where, are the members OF the street
brigade.
The river ice looks US though those who are
in the habit of crossing it had better move
cautiously.
The ice companies are fastening their har-
vest as though summer was coming and they
not ready.
One wood and four liquor licenses were
issued by the city clork yesterday, and $3.50
was received for the same.
An action was begun in the district court
yesterday, by John Smith against Newton Il
Thompson, to enforce payment of $500.
W. h. Kerkhoff, of Chicago, manager OF the
western branch of r. Hoe Il Co., printing
press manufacturers was in St. Paul. yester-
day.
The annual meeting of the Minnesota State
Wool Growers association will be held at Min
neapolis Wednesday,, Jan. 81, 1850, at IL A. NJ.
at Good Templars Hall
The merry burlesquers, Rentz-SaGtley Nov,
city Company, will do ''Pinafore" at the Opera
House tonight, and our uncles, our cousins
and our boys will attend.
John Kart alias Frank Hennlee the thief
yhn bbal MIA l,,n
municipal court yesterday, aid was bound over
to await the action of the grand jury.
The alarm of fire from box "a, at $50 yes
terday morning was caused by a chimney
blaze III Princes block, corner of Third and
Jackson streets. No damage Is reported.
A couple of able bodied vags, named Edward
Francis and Thomas Small were before Judge
Flint, yesterday, charged with being familiar
exponents OF the tramp act They will ma
nipulate buck saw tor seven days each.
Five,sixths of the cultivated land in RAM
sey county is devoted TO grain crops, which
might just as well be raised on cheap lands in
the western or northern counties. Our county
farmers should raise more valuable crops.
Mayor Dawson received Q dispatch on yester-
day from the Irish tenantry relief Committee
distress among the tenantry is increasing, and
that additional aid Is urgently required.
Alfred Pleiss, the hackman. was up again
yesterday charged with using disgustingly pro-
fame langugage and conducting himself in a dis
orderly manner at the Sibley street depot. He
was fined 80 and upon refusing to put up the
dust, he was sent to the bastile for sixteen
days.
Zmmerman's latest is fine picture OF the
sporting club grounds at Lake Como, with the
lake and the Como House in the background,
and in the front pigeon match in progress
with several we'll known members of the club,
all faithfully pictured. The ikenesscs are,
indeed, perfect.
1t was announced several days ago that man
named Patrick Hanley had arrived in this city
from the vicinity of Brainerd with both feet
badly frozen. He was taken to st. Joseph's
hospital and it became necessary to amputate
the toes and portion of both feet, the opera
ton being performed by Drs Hagan and Muir
ply.
While patroling his beat ON lower Seventh
street last night, the attention of Officer Clouse
was called to an individual who conducted him
self in very mysterious manner. He was APP
preached and found to be as crazy as the pro-
verbal bed-bug. The unfortunate was lod ged
in the station, and is n fit candidate for st.
Peter.
Four or five of the city hall dodgers of
Wednesday night, whose faces had become too
familiar at that hospitable refuge, were yester-
day morning notified that if they came again
for lodgings they would be introduced to
Judge Flint with recommendation that they
be employed on the rock pile. They took the
hint and started for the next town.
Henry Wilson was before Judge Flint yester-
day morning, charged with the larceny of
clothes wringer, which he had the audacity to
cabbage from in front of Kingsbury & Draper S
hardware store on Third street. He made no
attempt at denial, but stated that at the time
of the robbery he was too drunk to know what
he was doing. He will languish in the cooler
for twenty days.
There is trouble brewing in The Fourth ward
between the Ryan and Carey families. Mrs
Ryan visited the police court yesterday morn
ing and deposed to having been severely tongue
dashed by Mrs. CAREY, who is alleged to have
made her the recipient of the most Outrageous
epithets. The case was turned over to the of
ticer whose beat lies in that district who is in
structed to prevent bloodshed.
John Cor nan went into a Seventh street sa-
loon night before last, and conducted himself
self disliked, and was thereupon given the
grand bounce. He didn't tackle kindly to the
battering ram process of exit and took re-
venge by smashing in one of the windows. He
was at the police court yesterday and will be
guest of the sheriff for fifteen days.
burly individual named John Young was
before Judge Flint yesterday charged with
pounding man named Henry Bagley. The
ruotion took place in Sixth ward saloon and
arose from maudlin discussion. During the
talk Bagley tried to put in his oar, when Young
gave him to understand that it was not his
funeral, enforcing the remark with knock
down blow. The defendant was fired SIS and
discharged.
A few weeks since the omnibus Office oil Mr.. j.
Book was broken into and robbed of pair of
handsome otter skin mitts valued at 80, being
made of the finest material. The case was
gwen to Detective Bresett, who recovered the
mitts and arrested the thief on yesterday, who
was identified as Matt Sherlock, former en-
ploye at the stable. The property was recov-
oered at Prescott's pawn shop, and the cu]prit
was lodged in the station.
An express box, which has been travelling be-
tween Minnesota and New York since Christ
mas. was received by the gentleman for whom
it was intended at the capitol yesterday. The
box, upon being opened, found to contain
very handsome specimen of fancy work but
the gentlemen is in doubt whether it is intend
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