Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-04
CITY GLOBULES.


was made yesterday. and two reported not in
working order.
1t was remarked ut the city council yesterday
that all the liquor sellers in st. Paul but Eve,
have paid their licenses for this year.
The policemen's ball will take place a.
ers of the locust should receive rousipg berc-
fit.
Delinquent taxpayers are requested to pay
up their assessments on personal property and
avoid the penalty which takes place after the
2Sth inst.
The sum of 1888 was received by tie clerk
of the municipal court yesterday afternoon,
the same being the monthly fines of the keep
ers of houses of ill-fame in tho city.
Romeo & Juliet Restored" ard My Turn
Next at Christ church guild next Saturday
ard Monday evenings. Tickets mag be had
at the drug store of 8. Il. McMaste1s'.
Capt. Blakely and Capt. Rhodes are to start
for Plattsmouth No., to inspect transfer boat
which the st. Paul & Sioux City railroad COM
pany proposes to by Tor use at Sioux City.
Two plain drunks, Fred Lemay aud John
day morning. Lemay paid his fine of So, and
Foley. not having the cash, was committed for
three days.
The st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba COM
papy, as appeared in the city treasurer's report
to-day, some time ago paid the city for en-
larging the Como avenue bridge to accommo-
date its second track.
The ire department wascalled out yester-
day afternoon by an alarm from box So. The
alarm was caused by the burning out of the
chimney in the house No. 500 East Fourth
street owned by Edward Uunn. The depart
ment were promptly on hand but their SER
vices were not needed.
John Larkin was brought up yesterday morn
ing in the municipal court, charged with
fiourishing fire arms while drunk. As John
had been before the court previously on the
same charge, he was sentenced to pay fine of
$50, or, in default, to be committed for thirty
days. He chose the latter, and will saw wood
for the next three weeks.
On Tuesday evening next Rev. @. NJ. Terry
will deliver lecture at Plymouth church on
''Sir Francis Drake and the Spanish Armada. +"
The lecture was delivered at Minneapolis few
evenings SINCE and all who heard it are unani-
nous it pronouncing it learned and eloquent
effort. Mr.. Terry is one of our ablest divines,
and should have crowded house.
a pleasant wedding took place at Assump-
ton church yesterday forenoon, being the
marriage of Mr.. Peter Jordan, of Mclean town.
ship and Miss Mary Leech, of this city. The
ceremony performed by the Rev. Valen-
tine Stimmler, Mr.. John Leech, Miss E. Leech
MIR. John Schaffhauser and bliss Lena Refs Off
ciating as bridesmaids and groomsmen.
MIR. George F. Virtue. manager for Henry J.
johnson, book publisher. has leased rooms
seven and eight in the new Sherman block,
Wabashaw street, and will next week open
there the Northwestern agency for Mr.. John
sons publications. MIR. Virtue is young man
and proposes to work hard enough aud live
long enough TO build up good trade in the
large field assigned to him.
Mr.. Adolph Henschel will be the successor of
Capt. r. Schoenemann, who died lately, as g.
s. gauger for the second collection district of
Minnesota. Mr.. Henschel had been strongly
recommended for this position by Gen. AverilI,
Fred. Driscoll Alex. Ramsey. Gov. .Pillsbury,
Gen. Ssnborn, Gen. Castle, D. W. Inxersoil,
Nj. Auerbach, Chief Justice Gilillan, Horace
Thompson, and by nearly all of tho leading
Republicans of this city.
There was q rather slim audience at the
performance of 'Pauvrette' by the Murray
metropolitan company. The play passed off
WE'LL however, all the artists exerting them
selves to the utmost to fill we'll their parts.
They succeeded admirably. Tonight there
will be double bill-"Pbysician Extraordi-
nary" and Bobby Grimes The entertain
ment will deserve an extensive patronage.
With shocking disregard of the morals Of
the community the twilight concern printed on
Third street devoted nearly column of space,
yesterday, to hcentious account of dis
graceful wrangle between Jennie Bateson, the
tenant, and Maggie Morse, the former keeper
of an Eagle street bagnio. The infamous re-
sort was leased by the latter to Bateaon and
having repented of her bargain the other har-
lot desires to repossess the bagnio The quar-
rel will probably be settled in the courts.
Officer Nygaard was instrumental in nipping
a fire in the bud few minutes after IL yester-
day morning. He was passing Walkers Hall,
166 East Seventh street, when his attention
was attracted by particularly bright light in
side. Close inspection satisfied him that
something was wrong, whereupon he proceeded
to kick in the front door. Entering the build
ing he found the floor on fire about the stove,
nearly four feet square having been burned 30
that the stove had canted over on one side and
wO1ld have dropped through into tho basement
in little time longer. The prompt applica-
ton of q few pals of water extinguished the
blaze, SO that the department was not called
out.
The case of A, II. Doney, charged with steal
ing double set of harness from John Nc
Mooney was brought up at the municipal court
yesterday morning. McNooney testified that
Doney had worked for him during the win
ter, and having been sent out to collect some
small bills for him, disappeared. The harness
being missed at the same time he supposed
he had taken that also. James Flanagan tes-
titled that Doney had offered to sell him
harness which he claimed to have found. Do
ney being sworn stated that he found the
harness near whore it was found planted and
threw it over the fence. The court continued
the case until Friday morning and committed
the prisoner to Jail.