Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-21
CITY GLOBULEs.

The street force were paid $3.50 yesterday.
their October salaries.
State Treasurer Kittelson states that the Oc-
tober settlements have been completed by all
bat thirty counties.
Suit was begun in the district court yester-
day by Sevill Schofeld against N. B. Harwood
to collect $l.1S7 for goods sold.
The Knights of st. Paul will have grand
drill tomorrow evening at their hall, corner
of Seventh and Jackson streets.
Rev. DR.. Dana is to give an account of his
trip to Southwestern Missouri and the Indian
Territory tonight at Plymouth church.
The evil doers have evidently crawled into
winter quarters to await the spring thaw. Yes
terday morning the police court disposed of
only one culprit, simple drunk.
TIE motion for new trial in the case of the
State against John Green convicted of shoot
ing J. @. Ferguson, will take place in the dis
trict court to morrow morning before the full
bench.
The song service at the rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian Association this afternoon at
o'clock, will be conducted by Messrs. Hack
EFT and Clark. and addressed by Rev. ". T.
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attend.
A brakeman on the st. Paul & Manitoba
railroad named Hamilton Demmitt, while COUP
ling cars at Morris night before last, had his
right hand severely squeezed. He was brought
to st. Paul and yesterday morning the injuries
were dressed by Dr.. Murphy.
The German society has arranged for a
Thanksgiving concert and ball, to be given on
fho he A0E kbaO L.
A feature of the entertainment will be the
production of the operetta of the ''Nuptials of
Thetis," which will be given by request of a
large number of friends.
The case of Jacob Kranz against the Chica-
go & Northwestern railroad, came before Judge
Brill yesterday morning and was continued for
four weeks. In this case action is brought for
$4,000 damages for injuries alleged to have
oeen sustained by being elected from the cars
between Chicago and Elroy last April.
One of the victims of the st. Peter fire was
son of VIM. O'Neills, of this city. The friends
of the deceased called upon McCarty & Don
nelly to secure the body. They telegraphed
Father Tori, the Catholic priest at st. Peter
ana found the body buried. 1t was ordered
exhumed and the remains are expected to ar
rive here here tomorrow morning.
About o'clock yesterday morning Serge ant
Walsh ran across victim to bug juice who was
almost frozen to death. He was yanked to city
hall and thawed out and when o'clock came
he was brought before the court. He gave the
name of John McDonough and stated that he
hailed from RosemOunt. 1t was his first ap-
pearance before the court and on condition of
future good behavior he was discharged.
About - o'clock NJ, yesterday, a boarder at
the International hotel, named Perkins, hung
his overcoat, from which the nap had not been
worn, on the coat rack and went to his noon
day repast. During his absence sneak thief
entered the hall and exchanged seedy summer
benjamin for the new Overooat. Mr.. Perkins
extends his comp mpliments to the thief and hopes
he may be attacked with the cold shivers.
About oclock yesterday morning the front
axletree of one of Montfort's delivery wagons
gave way, at the corner OF Fifth and Cedar
streets, and the top of the wagon was precipi-
tated to the ground. The wagon was proceed
ing down the Fifth street grade and at the time
of the accident contained about 1000 pounds
of groceries, which were scattered to the foar
winds. The horse was stopped, and aside from
the damage to the wagon no harm 7'as oone.
couple of young fillies owned by the
street car company got on the rampage in low
er town yesterday afternoon and INDUCED 60
as-you-piease dash before they were captured.
While proceeding along Lafayette avenue the
coupling pin of the car to which they were at
tached suddenly snapped in twain and being
released from the car they grabbed the bits
and started for a run. The animals made the
circuit of lower town and were finally caught
near Seventh street.
In yesterdays issue of the GLOBE an account
was given Of the vagrant flight of street car
down the Iglehart street grade near Rice
street. 1t seems that on approaching the top
of the grade the driver took the horses from
the car aud requested the passengers, most of
whom were ladies, to remain seated and not TO
leave the car, as heretofore stated. Miss Rosa,
daughter of Thomas Berrtsford, was knocked
insensible by the shock and was conveyed to
an adjoining residence. She recovered, and
was all right yesterday.
Yesterday evening man. named Julius
Schultz was arrested charged with the larceny
of an $l8 oyercoat from one j. W. Ferguson
The latter was formerly in the employ of
Schultz and the men had had some talk about
debt of 81, which had been loaned by Schultz
to Ferguson. The parties boarded together near
the post siding and Friday right Ferguson
claimed to have lost the overcoat from his
room. The coat was afterwards found where
he had left it and he was around last night try
ing to get Schultz out of Jail.
serious accident occurred night before last,
resulting in painful injuries to son of Mr. O.
j. Thompson, residing ON Pleasant avenue
near Forbes street. The young man was out
riding, and on his way home, within short
distance of the house, his horse SHE'D and
! threw him to the ground, on reaching which
| he received kick in the side. He was assisted
home when it was found that two ribs had
| been fractured. He is receiving the best at
tention, and it is thought the accident will en-
| tail no serious results.
Yesterday morning granger drove up to the
auction stand On Cedar street with q wagon
and couple Of gray horses which he signifed
| his desire to sell to the lowest bidder. But il
| was bad day for grays and the ancient cobs
| champed their bits all day without bidder.
The granger must have gotten tired or drunk,
| for when night set in the poor old patient coba
I were still awaiting the return of their master.
| The breath of the blizzard stung their weather
beaten sides, but unlike their superior, man,
| they never kicked. Officer Rouleau took pity
| on the brutes and housed them in the Farm
| ers' livery stable on Wabasha street.
Just when the blizzard was at its height yes.
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