Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-23
CITY GLOBULEs.

i IN was detailed In yesteruRy b uLobE, Will 10
examined by DIR. Mattocks to-day.
The improvements in the Senate chamber
| are nearly completed, and the hall will be far
more tenable than it has in years agone.
The cold weather of the past few days has
had it's effect. Ten marriage licenses were is
sued from the Office of the clerk of the district
court yesterday.
John Collins stood up yesterday morning
and plead guilty to being drunk and disorderly
on Sunday. The Judge frowned and assessed
him S5 or eight day in quOd.
At the police court yesterday Jas. Sullivan
came up for drunkenness, was fined 90 or
eight days by Judge McGrorty, and took the
dose without making wry face.
State Treasurer Kittelson was confined to his
bed, yesterday, by fever, the result Of a
severe cold contracted several days ago. His
condition is not considered dangerous.
Officers Murphy and Mcmahon each picked
up very pronounced case of drunk last night.
Murphy's man was so tired that he had to be
put ON dray and hauled to police head
QUARTERS.
Patrick Mulligan for being drunk and disor-
derly was assessed $5 and costs. Patrick did
not know what to do about it, but the police
had his money in hand and the affair was ami
cably settled.
The case of James Green, charged with as
sault with intent to kill at house Of i'll fame
some months ago, was before the district court
yesterday, on motion for q new trial. The
case was postponed till next Monday.
The returns of the recent election for Judges
of the district courts will not be canvassed till
the legislature convenes, Judge Gilillan having
decided yesterday that the State board of can
vassers had no jurisdiction in the premises.
The governor yesterday received from Wash
ington patents Nos. 6 and Z for swamp and
overaowed dsinuring to the State in the Du-
luth land district. The former calls for IA
57I. "a acres, and the latter for 726. 27 acres.
The new railroad line, the Wisconsin i
Minnesota, connecting st. Paul with central
and northern Wisconsin, was put in operation
yesterday under favorable auspices. On the
first round trip over three hundred passengers
were carried.
81. l.. Cunningham was pulled in Sunday
for fast driving. Officer Olouse testified to
seeing the prisoner driving on Wabashaw street
as fast as the horses could go. Cunningham
was dismissed with q reprimand and a warning
not to do so some more.
Chief Engineer Strong, of the fire depart
ment, tested the fire plugs and pipes yesterday to
find how they were working under the pressure
of winter weather. The Investigation proved
there was serious trouble with the water
supply as yet.
john T. Yost came up in the municipal court
yesterday afternoon On the charge of stealing
some venison from the Manitoba depot. There
f<h ho 0f -. L
was bound over in the sum of $50 to appear
to-day and answer to the charge.
A telegram from Mr.. Haverly to his agent in
this city cautions patrons to secure seats in
advance. The crowd is always great at Haveriy's
box office, and those who re member the rush at
the former visits of the Mastodons, will take
the advice, and secure seats early.
If the stranger who lost an old bay horse and
Democrat" wagon on Third street, last
uight. will look in at MoKinney's stable, this
morning, he will find his property. Officer
Baer picked up the rig on Cedar street, between
Third and Fourth, about 8 o'clock.
| We trust our friends will bear in mind that
this is donation day at st. Luke's Hospital, and
that the managers will be in attendance this
afternoon from to to receive supplies, and
hope they will be very abundant. Donations of
money, provisions fuel, bedding, etc., will be
very gratefully received.
In the United States circuit court suit has
been filed against N. B. Harwood 4 Co., of
Minneapolis, by A. Whittenmore ct al, of
Boston, to recover 81, 1870. 10 for goods sold to
| the hrm but not paid for, and for an iniuno-
| ton to restrain Harwood or his agents from
collecting any amounts due the firm that will
prejudice the claim of the plaintiffs.
Herman Opel, the murderer of young Bren-
| nan, the brother of Aid. Brennan, of this CITY,
near Duluth some time ago, was taken from
| the county jail here by Sheriff McQuade of st..
Louis county, yesterday, and started for Du-
| luth to stand his trial. It will be remember
| ed that Brennan was killed by blow from a
loaded cane in the hands of Opel.
The performance of the Nathal English opera
| company tonight should draw a crowded
| house. The programme is very attractive and
spiced with variety. Miss Testers rendition
of the wine song is superb; to hear it is an
| epoch in the life of an admirer of music. Mr.
| Nathal is host in himself He will appear in
three characters-Boum, Mourzourk and Kant
schakof. The support is uncommonly strong.
julius sehultzs was up yesterday fer larc.ny
of an overcoat. Complainant, J.
W. Ferguson, testified that he
had worked for defendant, and on Saturday
sOelACu uP ouu NC Was uioCuarSeQ. SCQultZ6
kept his overcoat, claiming that complainant
| owed him a balance of between 81 and IS.
The matter was finally adjusted by giving Fer
guson his overcoat and dismissing the COM
| plaint.
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock a team
| attached to covered hack sleigh belonging to
Mr.. ODonnelIs stable, on Exchange street.
near the Seven Corners, went tearing down
Fort street. and after proceeding few blocks
below the Corners colllded with wood wagon.
wrecking the sleigh badly. Mr.. O'Donneli had
loaned the rig to the driver of the team, and
claims 5000 damages. The team started from
the church Of Assumption, where a wedding
uas in nrooress