Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-10
CITY GLOBULES.

of the circuit for repairs, being disabled at the
late fire.
J.J. Penner has commenced suit in tho dis
trict court to enforce tho payment of 1912
from James Constans.
The collector of customs received SLIPS
from Conrad Schmidt yesterday, the amount
beirg duties on imported liquors.
council met yesterday afternoon and transacted
| the usual routine business.
The goods taken from the gang arrested for
carrying of truck from the fire Sunday night
were turned over to the firm yesterday by
Tailor Jessrang.
An action was begun in the district court on
yesterday by J. W. Cuper against the Missis-
sippi boom corporation to collect an alleged in
debtedness of $110.
The capitol grounds look like q dismantled
fortress, but the promise is given that they
will bloom and be fresh in green in the spring
like q park at Versailles.
/ That minaret on the Central Presbyterian
church still topples over like an invitation to
kincdom come. And If not repaired soon
some member of thet church will go alott in
answer TO its fall.
Mr.. Edward Mckinney proposes to remove
his present frame buildings from Wabashaw
street and to build In their place, this season,
handsome brick building, for livery and sales
stables and for a carriage repository
Mr.. Charles T. Leslie, the we'll known sign
painter of this city, hsa accepted the position
of general advertising agent and salesman for
the Mica Manufacturing company OF Chicago,
and will enter upon bis new duties imme-
diately.
Two years ego to-day the ica won't out of
White Bear Lake, and row.oat from Dunn's
visited the island. Ta-day the ice is twenty
five inches thick, hard as rock, and large
crew of men are putting it up for the st. Louis
market.
The latest doing tho smilingly agreeable in
answer to congratulations ia Mr.. A. Dufrene.
The cause is q ten pound boy in falr s9uallinG55
health, and the congratulations are all the
more satisfactory because the mother IS doing
admirably.
Philip Jubal and Custave Owens. two plain
DRINKS, came before Judge Flint for sentence
yesterday morning. They both plead guilty to
the charge and begged piteously for mercy. AS
this was their first appearance before the court
sentence was suspended and they were dis
charged.
The examination of Catherine Foley aud her
two sons William and Michael, charged with
assaulting Bridget Mahoney, was commenced
in the municipal court yesterday morning. One
of the defendants told his story, and as the
necessary witnesses we're not on hand, the case
was continued to this morning.
President a. q. Porter and General Manager
Bishop of the st. Paul, Omaha Is Chicago
amalgamated railroad lines were looking over
the location for the shops in this city yester-
day, and it is said some material enlargement
of the plans of the St. Paul Sioux City COIN
pany, were virtually agreed upon.
A new time card went into effect on the
Southern Minnesota railroad Sunday last.
Going east the the passenger trains leave st.
Paul & Sioux CITY Junction, near Okabena.
at 80 A. M, and Winnebago City at 1882 A. N.
Going west they leave Winnebago City at 5:l0
P M, and st. Paul & Sioux City Junction at
$40 Pm.
1t has been decided to hold the annual exhi-
bition of the Dakota County Agricultural So
ciety at Pennington, Sept. ~, % and "a next.
and already arrangements are being perfected
for making it superior to any previous exhibi-
tion of the society, in every way worthy Its en-
terprising managers and the rich and populous
county of Dakota.
The case of Jacob Peterson, proprietor of the
St. Thomas hotel, who was charged by James
McCann with assaultiug him with chair, was
heard before Judge Flint yesterday. The evil
dence showed that Mccain was drunk and
boisterous and was elected by the landlord, but
no blows were struck, and consequently the de-
| PENDANT was discharged.
The alarm of fire from box No. IA, at 2:35
o'clock yesterday afternoon, was caused by the
discovery of chimney blaze at the residence
of Mrs. d. A. Wood, No. 238 st. Peter street.
The department made good time in getting
out, but owing to the incipient character of
the fire their services were not demanded. The
damage was only nominal.
The youth Edward Russell, who was arrested
Sunday night with three dozen pairs of gloves
under his coat returning from the fire, was
brought before Judge Flint yesterday morning.
The charge of larceny was withdrawn by the
city attorney, and the prisoner plead guilty to
the charge of disorderly conduct, and on pay
ment of q fine of $5 and costs was discharged.
A very old resident of st. Paul, at the Mer-
chants the other day, reminded one Of the
GLOBE force of George Francis Train by hand
ing him the following ''epigram:" IF we
| would moderate our mania and cease to squan-
der the public money in bringing up our chill
dren IN lQleness unQer tno name OF eOucatlOn,
and increase the efficiency of the fro depart
ment to save property. that they may have
food, clothing and shelter, it would be q first
move in the direction of common sense"
The need of sewer on East Tenth street has
been very apparent during the late days of
thaw The street was covered with a standing
pool of water, midway between Cedar and Min
nesota streets, extending to Robert street.
fclr II five inches deep, with no means of
O Image whatever. The cold spell has made q
SKATING pond of the water 20 become at the next
| thaw another pool to sweep into the cellars of
the residences, already more than half full of
water. If the property owners along East
Tenth street are opposed to having a sewer con-
| structed, the board If health should order the
| improvement as an immediate sanitary relief.
The train on the Sioux City road yesterday
morning at II o'clock, brought as a passenger
Patrick McNaughton, a brakeman on the road
vsho was injured at LIE Sasur. McNaughton
was standing on freight Car which was being
switched on a side track near LIE Sueur, when
the jar caused by the coupling threw him from
his feet Seeing his danger, he jumped to the
ground, and in 30 doing. broke his left ankle
and dislocated his right knee. On his arrival
in the city, his injuries were attended to by
Dr. Murphy, and he was removed to his broth
er's residence at S7S East Fourth street. His
injuries, although not serious, will confne