Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-23
CITY GLOBULES.

ton on Thursday.
The school teachers will be paid their March
salaries on Thursday.
The st. Paul Hunt has lost valuable fox
hound-see advertisement in want column.
Interesting exercises and examinations are
occurring daily in all the public schools. The
public are invited to attend to learn how these
children are learning.
Yesterday was a genuine spring day, and the
warm sun and soft wind made rapid progress
in drawing the frost out of the ground and
drying up the mud.
A lap robe valued at S. which was hanging
outside of JacobHammer's harness store at No.
liz jackson street, was stolen last nigh be-
tween and o'clock.
Can't. E. H. Wood, appointed to I'LL the
vacancy caused by the death of the late Justice
Burnand, was duly qualified yesterday and in
vested with the insignia of office.
A petition was fled in the probate court yes
terday for the appointment of an admInistra-
tor in the estate of the late Eugene Burnand.
whose estate is estimated at "a 0UO.
A decision was rendered by Judge Wilkin
Yesterday denying the motion for new trial
in the case of Catherine Keller against the
Sioux City & st. Paul railroad company.
Avarrant has been issued for the arrest of
four depraved lads named Ryan, Kelly, Drown,
and Halihan. charged with committing an as
sault on a scavenger named Thomas Ryan.
warrant was issued on yesterday for the
arrest of a lad named Joseph Ballack, charged
with cutting the young son of Officer Okeefe
The assault took place last Sunday IN the
Sixth ward.
A chocolate hued damsel named Sallie Walk
er was before Judge Flint yesterday charged
with drunkenness. She was arrested on Filth
street on Sunday night boisterously drunk and
was committed to the bastile for seven days.
Five of Jessrans's dodgers were selected from
the gang yesterday morning and brought before
the court charged with vagrancy. They are
constitutional tramps and each OF the party
will euioy fourteen days stretch in the
cooler.
There was received at the Office of the col
lector of internal revenue Yesterday $76,0oO
worth of special tax stamps, for the tax year
beginning May, $780, and ending April 81, 1881.
The stamps are used on beer, spirits and to-
bacco.
Thomas Broadway was arraigned at the NUM-
cipal court yesterday, charged with violating
the hack ordinance, which consisted of driving
his hack across one of the sidewalks. The case
was partially tried, and continued until the
9th inst.
Last evening Christopher Herman came to
police headquarters and desired that an
officer be sent to shoot q dog which had bitten
him. The animal is owned by F. A. ] Brom OF
123 Fort street, and will be dispatched by an
officer this morning.
A meeting of the following committees from
the common council are called to convene to-
day: The committee on claims, at 8 P. NJ. {;
committee on ways and means, p. NJ; COM
mittee on public buildings, P. NJ; committee
on fire department, at 80 P. M.
The next large body of Canadian emigrants
for Manitoba leave Ottawa on the Oath and will
reach St. Paul the Goth. The party number
some fourteen hundred and will be in charge of
Mr., A. 81. Taylor, the popular agent of the
Grand Trunk railroad at Ottawa.
Judge Wilkin signed decree of divorce yes
terday separating Theresa Quinn from her hus-
band Daniel on the charge of drunkenness and
cruelty. The decree prohibits either OF the
parties to intermarry with any other person
during the natural life of the other.
State Superintendent Burt leaves this morn
ing for Rochester, where teachers institute Is
in progress, before which he will lecture this
evening. The institute has an enrolment OF
$50 teachers, to whom the proceedings arc
proving highly instructive and entertaining.
The Michelowski embezzlement case came
ND on q continuance in the municipal court
Yesterday afternoon. MIR. Kelly entered a plea
of guilty in behalf of the prisoner and begged
the clemency of the court. He was held to
the grand Jury in bonds of 800 and commit
ted.
The ice in the river in front of the city dis
appeared very radidly yesterday. Last evening
there was quite an open space along the shore
from the bridge to q point below the Davidson
elevator, while the whole surface of the ice be-
gins to wear black and decidedly porous
look.
Tho case of Rosenhouse, alias Quilp, came
ND on o continuance in the police court yester-
day morning The prosecuting witness ap-
peared and stated that the prisoner had had a
love feast with his family, and in view OF the
reconciliation he requested that the case be
dismissed. No objection being made, 1t was
30 ordered.
The Grand Forks division of the st. Paul j.
Manitoba railway, closed by snow blockade for
some time past, has been reopened and regular
trains resumed yesterday. Some sixty cars OF
freight, including rallrOaQ supplies, WeIo scu1
through, and also an emigrant train OF two
hundred French Canadians and supplies locat-
ing in Dakota.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. John Louge, of %
Forbes street, while passing out the door of
d. W. Ingersolls store, dropped her pocket
book containing S25 IN cash: young man
named Brennan, who was passing by, picked
the book up and shortly after banded 1T to
Officer Babe, who returned it to the owner later
in the afternoon.
A boy rushed into the police station last
evening at 8 o'clock, and stated that Michael
Skeeley, who resides on Chestnut street, was
crazy drunk, and that Mrs. Skeeley wanted an
officer to take care of her husband. Officer
Mcmahon was sent to the scene, but everything
was quiet when he arrived, and the belligerent
husband was not arrested.
Yesterday morning ]. 8. Comstock, charged
with robbing the postoffice at Chenille, was
taken before United States Commissioner Car
dozo and without continuing the examination
which was D. italy heard on Saturday the
prisoner was held for trial at the next term OF
the United States district court. In default OF
$1,000 bail he was committed to jail
Attorneys will bear it in mind that causes fol-
hearing at the April term of the supreme court
will not be placed on the calendar by merely FL
inc n note of issue or by stipulation of counsel.