Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-11
CITY GLOBULES.

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The population of Anoka, as returned to Gen.
Andrews, is 2,706.
The steamer General Terry will leave Bis
marck on the 18th for Fort Keogh.
Water consumers should remember that Mon
day, July u, is the last day of grace.
The street and sewer departments were paid
off Yesterday receiving in all the sum of $2O75.
A. l. P..Blumenthal have commenced suit in
the district court, against A. B. Jassoy, to col
lect 1904 on a note.
Plymouth church will have a joyful service
this morning--the result of the successful at
empt to lift its debt
The steamer Bachelor left Bismarck last
night for the mouth of the Big Horn. with 200
tons of Yellowstone freight and thirty cabin
passengers.
A dsamatic ''vag," and snide song and dance
fakir named John Griffin, was up yesterday for
disorderly conduct. He will recine in the bas-
tile for week.
Adiutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance ofthe following
claims: Mothers claim for $1,56S; INVALID
claim for S75S.4l.
A suit was begun in the district court yester-
day, by Lindekes, Warner Schurmeier,
against F. j. Farmer, to enforce payment OF
$l,573, for goods sold.
The Saltwater train ran over COW yesterday
morning. without harm except to the cow
which was SO ninred that it was considered best
to end her suffering by killing her.
After diligent inquiry by every member OF
the reportorial staff, the GLOBE is prepared to
say that there has been no damage to crops
from frost during the past three days,
While engaged in handling a cask at Perkins,
Lyons & Co.'s wholesale liquor house yester-
DAY, Mr.. P. O'Halloran, shipping clerk, had
his right nand lacerated. The injury Is only
temporary.
Mr.. G. D. O'Brien was yesterday appointed
assignee OF the Farmers u Mechanics bank
vice Mr.. Kirk and filed his bond in the sum OF
3207 000. The appointment is owing to the
resignation of Mr.. Kirk.
A LAD named John Mora was before Judge
Flint yesterday charged with the objectionable
offense of insulting member of the fair sex.
He was treated to sound discourse, and let
down light, being fined only 81
A new plat was filed in the register of deeds
Office yesterday, of Beck & breckenridge ad-
dition to st. Paul. The plat contains twenty
lots, situated east of Fort street, and bounded
by Drake, Randolph, Warsaw and Fort streets.
pleasant and very quiet wedding took place
at the bishops house at I o'clock last evening,
the high contracting parties being Mr.. John
Hanson and Miss Cora Guion. Only Jew
friends were in attendance, and there were no
cards.
Joseph Welsh, one of the worst pills in the
, box, was before Judge Flint, yesterday: on the
old charge of drunkenness. He guzzled tan
gIefoot until the snakes came In his boots and
then raised the devil in the Fourth ward he
was sent to the bastile for two weeks.
John German, the crazy cobbler, filled up on
bad bulge night before last, and then
drove his family out of their residence on
Seventh street. He was waltzed u the cooler
struggling with Jim jams. The court sent MIN
back to his old, lone, pen-soup bar Tor two
weeks.
While engaged in unloading a wagon on the
Union depot grounds yesterday, teamster
named Schroeder was injured by falling
rock. which rolled from the wagon onto his
person. His chest and legs were injured but
not seriously. He was removed to his home In
James Lee, John Kelly, Mike Falland and j.
Williams, went to the circus night before last,
and after the show they sought the shades of
box car, in which to recount the marvels OF the
ring. They were yanked up ''vags" and
yesterday morning they were given wee
each in the cooler.
VIM. Weber has the sinister mug of bad
man. As stated in yesterday GLOBE, he was
caught Friday night in the act of forcing an
entrance to Blossoms tailor shop, on west Third
street. Yesterday morning he was before
Judge Flint, and gave the stupid excuse OF
drunkenness Ale samee, hizzonor presented
him with sixty days on the rock pile
The committee on property of the board of
education held a meeting last evening, to con-
slider the proposals for furnishing seats for the
Vine street school house. There were only
three bids, viz: from the st. Paul Book q Sta
tionery company; Milwaukee School Furnish
ing company, and the Novelty Manufacturing
company, of Sterling, Ill. The bid of the lat
ter company was accepted, and xGas awarded
the contract. The plan for the a&6ition to the
franklin school house, at a cost of ST, 500, was
adopted and recommended to the board for
approval.
A gang of four roWdies quarreled about hall
past ten last night over the payment for bot
tie of beer. The quarrel was continued on the
sidewalk and when in front of army headquar-
tiers, on Wabashaw street, they became quite
noisy and indecent. One was burly rowdy
named Rigney and as he threatened to strike
one of his agate companions, the agate duck
drew knife. This enraged kigney that a
few minutes later he hit another of the gang, a
Ronpariel fellow in size, in the eye. The
quarrel continued as the party moved down to
Third street and reached the embraces of the
police. The little fellow, (agate) ran over the
bridge, but the other three will attend Sunday
school In the bastile.
In reference to the remarks of Inspector
Benz, at the meeting of the board of educa-
tionnight before last, Com ptroller Roche stated
yesterday, that the alleged delays attributed to
him were occasioned by the manner in which
the board condu cted its business and to his eff
forts to keep within the provisions of the law
he called the reporters attention to the Seeger
contract for 81 100. approved at the last meet
ing of the board. MIR. Roche stated that he
could not allow the claim until it bad been
corrected, and that it would have to be re-
turned to to the board. According to the hg-
ures of the board, he stated that the claim was
800 less than the estimate, 80, 100. The case
was instanced as a sample of what was called
carelessness.
Folding Camp Chairs.
Just the thing for the lake side; convenient,