Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-08
CRY GLoBULEs.

An unusually large AuApe- VI O4oiuS al
lowed by the council, will be paid at the city
treasurer's Office next Saturday.
new sidewalk was laid yesterday in front
of the Dalyrymple property on the north side
of ohird street, at the corner of st. Peter, a
much needed improvement.
The excursion of the Baptist church society
has been advertised to leave the depot to-mor-
row (Friday) morning at A II. The time
has now been changed to ga. NJ.
Dillon O'Brien, ESQ.,, will leave for Ireland
to-day on business connected with the emigra-
t1oa bureau. He will be accompanied by his
SOD, Mr.. J. D. O'Brien, who will be absent sew
eral weeks.
The State Board of Auditors consisting of
the Governor, Secretary of State and Attorney
General, examined the books of the State
Treasurer yesterday and found both books and
funds correct.
Civil business at the municipal court ia
booming Yesterday clerk O'Brien made out
and delivered TO Bailiff Mullins seven writs Of
unlawful retainer. and eight civil summons,
all returDable next Tuesday.
The promenade concert gwen by the Great
Union band, at Rice park last evening, was en-
ioyed by large number of appreciative citi-
zens. An exceptionally fine programme was
presented and tie selections were heard with
great pleasure.
The sale of TeeerEed seats for the benefit per-
Torrance OF Officer James Nugent, to take
place this evening, viii take place at the Opera
House box Office, commencing at o'clock
this morning. Seats will be sold at an extra
cost of % cents each.
Roxy Kelly, one of the men implicated
IN holding up granger named
Hastings to the tune of Sc last
Sunday evening, was arrested in Saltwater
yesterday and brought to this city. The hear
ing will take place to-day.
The concert which WAS to have been given at
White Bear Lake on the evening of the 9Th
inst, but postponed on account of the sad &C.
oident of that day. will take place this even
ing Special trains will leave the Lake for st.
Paul at III and IL o'clock.
Col. Lee, who has charge of building Fort
Assinaboine, has had his hands full during the
past few days. BE has been opening bids for
material and, and hiring some $50 men for the
work. He has nearly filled his complement of
men, needing only a few masons.
A lusty looking mendicant named Goldman
was arrested by Officer Nygaard on Seventh
street yesterday afternoon for annoying the
butchers on that thoroughfare. He went from
store to store begging raw meat and will have
chance to explain this morning.
meeting of the special board of public
works was held yesterday forenoon, to consider
the objections to the assessment for grading
Lafayette avenue. The objections of q large
number of property owners were orally consid
cred, and without taking definite action the
board adjourned until o'clock this afternoon.
James O'Brion was arrested yesterday
charged with inaugurating fight in the Sixth
ward. Yesterday morning he was before Judge
Flint, and was highly indignant at what was
considered the sudacity of his arrest. He
stated that the police force were drunk, and
that he was going to make it hot for the m.
The hearing was continued until to-day.
The case of the State against Louis Meters
and John Wyack, charged with committing q
deadly assault on John Nelson, was called for
hearing IN the police court yesterday morning
Counsel explained that the victim was still sui
foring from the assault and that he was in a
very preoarlous condition. The hearing was
continued for week and the prisoners held in
default of 81 900 bail each
Mrs. Kelly residing below Third street bluff
near Washington street turned the tables las,
night and treated her crippled husband to a
i4O'O uhLHSlClIul De1tluS. Inc latter may be
seen daily on the streets of 81. Paul which he
threads by the aid of chair. Each night the
results of his daily rounds are taken by his
vile to feed an unsuitable appetite for whisky.
She was arrested by Officer Clause and lodg ed
in the cooler.
The quality of badness is written in lepibe
characters in all the lines of Bart Wilson, hypo
critical face. he was at the police court yester
day morning charged with the larceny of a Dire. a
from Annie Otis housekeeper at a barnjo ON
Eagle street. The evidence was strongly cir
oumstantial, but one or two important links n
tne chain were missing. He wiggled through
the ioophole with the facility of an eel and was
discharged.
tramp named ]. Brien was before Judge
Flint yesterday, charged with the larceny of sew
eral articles Of silverware from the residence of
j. r, Nichols on Summit avenue. The rob-
berry occurred last Sunday night, and partiou-
lars ut tho arrest have appeared in n previous
Issue OF the GLoBE. Tho defendant stated that
he had received the goods from two tramps
named Duke and Highway Red" The
story was a poor subteTfuge at concealment
and he was held to the grand jury in bonds of
$500 aud committed.
The city s~arms with tramps, many of whom
are outlaws at all kinds of deviltry. Hardly q
day pasaes but some of these wretches ara
arraigned on suspicion, and their depredations
are constantly on the increase. Yesterday
morning G.. Mulligan, Ed. Wilson, and r..
Banks were before Judge Flint charged with
loahng around private dwellings. The Grim
mating apology of no work was offered, and
the two former were sent up for week each
Wilson being an old offender was committed for
two weeks,
meeting of tha trustees of tho Oakland
Cemetery association was held yesterday for
the annual election of officers. The meeting
resulted in the reelection of the former off cor
as follows Il. H. Sibley, president; R. Mar.
win, secretary; Morris Laupher, actuary. A
resolution of thanks was passed compliment
ing Messrs. Marvin and Lsnpher for the ac-
ceptnble manner in which they had conduct ed
the business of the association during the past
year. committee was appointed to secure
plans for mortusry chapel and receiving
tomb.
Dr. Robert Hunter treats all throat and lung
diseases successfully by inhalation Address
lO3 State street, Chicago.
White Rear To-NIpht