Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-09
CITY aLoBULKs.

The sum of $S2. 26 was paid into the custom
house, yesterday, for inspecting the steamboat
j. o. Henning.
In view Of the immense crowd of strsngers
in the city, special policemen are stationed each
night at the hotels.
The Northern Pacific delivered seventy seven
car loads of wheat at Duluth Monday. and
seventy-two cars on Tuesday.
Yesterday was celebrated by the Catholic
churches of st. Paul as the day of the Nativity.
High mass was said at all tho churches in the
forenoon.
The county auditors who met at Minneapolis
last evening, adjourned to meet at the capitol
to-day at O'clock where the State board Of
equalization is in session.
The Fourth Ward Hancock and English club
proposes to complete its permanent organizes
tion tomorrow night. The meeting will be
held at the Ramsey street engine house
A typographical error yesterday made Mr..
Francis, of the Farmers' Board of Trade, esti-
mate the whole States need of binding twine
at fifteen times as much as Blue Earth coun.
tvs. He said fifty times.
reward of $l0O is offered for the arrest of
the man who attempted to shoot @. N. Ruland,
at the Allendan house, Taopi. Mower county,
on the night of the 26th of last August.
A granger named Anthony Franitzky, was
picked up in lower town night before last
beastly drunk. he was before Judge O'Brien
yesterday, and paid six bills for the toot.
Pat Stanley got roaring drunk night before
last and made things howl with his orgies. He
was before hizzoner yesterday, and was only
fined $3, owing to the absence of material wit
nessea.
Aid. Oorxish visited the city hall last night
and reported the loss of saddle horse. The
animal was hitched to post in upper town
where member of the family was making
call, and upon his return the animal was miss
ing.
Andrew ]. Riggs, arrested in Wright county
for horse stealing, furnished bail yesterday, and
was released from the county Jail. Riggs is only
fifteen years old, but he has the reputation Of
being slick one.
r granger named Mason. visited the pump
kin show at Minneapolis, Tuesday, and had his
pocket picked of $500 in currency. The money
idea how it was done.
The Republican State Central committee met
at the Merchants hotel yesterday afternoon,
and arranged for the opening of the State cam
paign. Speakers were appointed to address
meetings to be held in various parts of the
State.
Dillon OBrien, ESQ.,, who has been absent in
Ireland for several weeks, in the interests of
the colonization bureau, sailed from Liverpool
on the 10Th of August, and arrived at Quebec
on the 7th inst. He will return to st.
Paul in q few weeks.
A slight unpleassntness took place at the
corner of Third and Commercial streets yester-
day morning between Peter Duval and young
man FAMED Chris Eibert. The latter quit the
fray with black eye and he has sworn out
warrant for Duval's arrest.
Yesterday morning Officer Zirkelbach was
Approached by man named Ryan, who stated
that during the night his clothing had been
ritied of $l3. He lodged at boarding house
on Minnesota street and ewoke without the
scrip. There is not the remotest chance of
finding the thief.
The bids for stationery for the State were
opened by the secretary of state yesterday. The
bidders were Averill. Russell & Carpenter of
this city, and the St. Paul book and stationery
store, and the J. M. w. Butler Paper company
and Bradner q Smith, of Chicago. The book
paper was awarded to Averiu 6 Co., and the
stationery contract to the St. Paul book and
stationery company.
About 2:S0 o'clock yesterday morning Mr.
John Wagner's family were aroused by great
pounding in the rear of the store corner of
Twelfth and Robert streets. An investigation
showed that someone had broken the rear win
dows of the store and the floor was strewn with
nj Nnf vvrv.. .nl -
who the mIscreant was or the object of his
visit.
Residents of lower town are circulating
petition to the city council asking that Smith
park be brought to grade and be improved as a
park should be. Smith park is the square
bounded by Wacouta, Fourth, Siblev and Fifth
streets, which is better known as ''the rock
pile, !" or Aid. Aliens Workshop for tramps.
Now is good time for bringing it to grade,
when the earth is wanted for filling the rail-
road fats.
At the meeting of the State Board of Equal
ization yesterday, the following were present:
A. T. Ankeny, G. @. Chamberlin, J. Compton,
VIM. Dawson, W. G.. Hayden, G. P. johnson,
4. Lehmicke, A. N. Seip, II. 8. Sjoberg, E. W.
Trask, 0. P. Whitcomb,s O. M. Start, j. 8.
Pillsbury and j. q. Lawrence. The day was
spent In an interchange of views in COMMITTEES
OF the whole, and no formal action was taken
on anything.
The appeal from the disallowances in the ac-
counting of the estate of Gilbert A. Dutcher
came before Judge Brill, in the district court,
yesterday forenoon. The appeal was taken by
Eliza butcher, widow of the deceased, since
when abe, too, has died, presenting the anom-
ally OF case in litigation where all the princi-
pies are dead. The case was taken under ad-
| visement.
Jailor Jessrang, keeper of the delapidated
tower, has had bad luck with some of his
troublesome guests. Last week prisoner
kicked in the door leading to the cells, and Jess
rang has been at work on that door for three
days. Night before last Pat Shanley was put
| in to sleep off toot, but he became cranky
and kicked the panels out of the door. Jess.
rang is naturally vexed at the futility of his eff.
forts to brace up the stronghold.
The annual meeting of the Home Building
society was held last evening, resulting in the
election of the following officers for 1891 /:
President, John D0wlan; vice president, Thos.
Grace; secretary, Thos. A. Prendergast; treas
| urer, Edward McNamee; attorney, James J.
Egan. For directors, James King, Mark Costello,
p. Keigher, John Bell, M. Mcmahon, Henry
OGorman, M. j. OConnor Jos. McGeehan,
| P. T. Kavanaugh, Thos. Manning. For audi
tors, W. R. Noble, W. p. Murray, P. ]. Dreis.
As the evening train for st. Paul was about
to pull out last night, an old party rushed
frantically to the platform and called for the
police at the top of his voice. An officer came
up. when he stated that he had been robbed of
his pocket book. After cooling down, he was
asked how much dust the leather contained,
when the old fraud remarked that it was
empty. There il reason to suspect that il
| contained the photo of "mash >, hence fhe