Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-19
CITY GLOBULES.

yesterday, removed to the home Of her parents.
The City Scavenger company Is the name of
q new institution with headquarters at No. "a
West Third street. Orders will be executed
with dispatch on q new plan at CITY ordinance
prices. Address care of O. A. Stein, "a West
Third street.
Center City and placed under arrest man
named william Gliding. who is charged with
selling liquor without paying the special tax.
The prisoner was brought to this city and
lodged in the county Jail.
In mentioning the burglary of the bouse of
p. Grifin, in the Sixth ward, it was erroneous
" stated that Mr.. Grifin's two eldest dsugh-
tiers were in the house at the time. The only
persons at home were two bows aged IL and IL
respectively, and girl aged Q.
Mr.. J. Cawley. roomirg at hcCarthy's board
ing house, No. IS Cedar street, mourns the
loss of q handsome dress coat worth SS5, stolen
from his room Wednesday evening. A stranger
was seen to leave the HOUSE about nightfall and
he undoubtedly had with him the coat.
A movement is on foot among the Swedish
population of 81. Paul having in view the erec-
ton of a hospital. the plans of which are now
being drawn. Lssr Sunday, ut tho Swedish
church on St1liWSter street, tne sun OI Soif
was collected with which to start the enter
prise.
Que of the insane patients confined in the
county j,il. became violent, yesterday. and the
attendants were obliged to lock her up. The
remand, are passive and, with the exception
of al occasional incident, such as trying to
throw articles of wearing apparel out OF the
window, are doing well.
30 Stn lie
millsrs yesterday to consider ways and means
30 get their products ont of the city. j.
Hilaad, of the Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul d
Omaha road, was with them at tbs meeting
and the probabilities are hat some satisfactory
arrangement will be made.
A citissn of Minneapolis namsd William
G4roelon was arrested by MARSHAL McLaren
YESTERDAY charged with attempting to use can
eelled postage stamps. He ~aa brought before
Judge Oardogo, who bound him over Co the
next term OF the district court in bail of $500.
Being a man of property the eeart accepted
his own rsoognizance.
The case of the city against William and
Mary Hart, charged with abusing an old lady
named Mrs. King, was dismissed Yesterday for
want of prosecution. The defendants have
the appearance of honest people and state that
Mrs. Kings troubles are owing to her too fond
desire for whisky. Since swearing out the
warrant the latter has not been seen.
Peter Nelson, resident of White Bear town.
ship. was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Harrison
Yesterday on a State warrant charging him
with malicious mischief The warrant was
issued on complaint of George Messing, who
charges Nelson with having I'M ured or stabbed
a COW with pitchfork. The hearing will take
place to-day and Nelson was released on his
own recognizance.
Another delightful party was given at Col
lege hall last night under the auspices of
Champion lodge No. IS, Knights of Pythias.
The attendance was large and a charming time
was enjoyed by all present. One of the inter
estiug features of the evening was a fine exhi-
bition drill given by the Knights in full uni
form. The next party will be given at the
same place two weeks from last night.
Arrangements are about consummated for
the Catholic fair, which will open at the new
market house hall next Monday evening and
continue one week. The fair Ia gotten up by
the members of the Cathedral and st. Joseph
parishes, and in all respects it promises to be
the most magnificent affair of the kind ever
given in this city. A tine musical programme
has been arranged for each evening, and other
features of general interest will be added.
The alarm of fire from boxes Nos. 16 and 81,
at $40 o'clock last night, was caused by the
discovery of fire in the rear of Morton's ca
loon ON East Fourth street. When discovered
the roof was ablsze, the fire having caught
from an overheated stovepipe. The depart
ment responded to the alarm, but the blaze
was extinguished before their arrival. The
damage Was only nominal. Owing to some ir-
regularity in the wires the alarm was only turn
ed in at engine house No. 8.
In yesterdays GLOBE an account was given
of an immense land slide which took place on
the south side of Fifth street, below Sibley. at
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. At the time
of the slide q large number of laborers were
employed in removing dirt, and fears were en-
tertained that a man named Henry Newdale
had been buried uuder.the debris. Such, luck
lily, did not prove to be the case, as he was
fouad yesterday at his boarding house on
Seventh street, having skipped out immedi-
ately after the slide. ever 1850 tons of earth
fell, and the only damage was the destruction
of wagon belonging to Contractor Kelly.
Eiiza Huntington was before Judge O. Brien
yesterday morning charged with assaulting a
bald headed old Teuton named Lewis Btefford.
DefeRdans owed the prosecuting witness eight
dollars and when the latter called to collect the
money a dispute took place during which he
called her q thief, liar and other hard names.
Mrs. Huntington seized hatohet aud let hin
nave IL III tAc arm, 1uulCtlDR no ma er1at IN
Jury. The testimony showed that 8 efford
had acted in a disgraceful manner, and the
court reprimanded the defendant for being too
quick. She was discharged.
Patrick Murphy, said hizzoner. you are
charged with having b-en drunk; guilty, or
not guilty? Well, yer honor. out with
the b'ys last night. aud got slightly under the
infooence. Oliver Smith charged with
the same often and they we're corr lied to-
gether. H. Explained that he had come down
to see his father and that he WAS 30 reioiced
on seeing the old man that be g9s slightly on
Il. he said be was very thankful for having
been locked up and wanted to embrace the
pee.er who run HIM in. Both men promised
to hu.,le down to business aud they were re-
leased.
While in 3. T. Flournoy's Office last night q
GLOBE reporter saw a photograph of Maurice
W. Shay. chief of the first battalion of the fire
department of Chicago. II is q very fine pic.
ture. Mr.. Shay's depar ment takes in the
most important part of the business portion of
the city. Mr.. Shay has been a
fireman In active service since he
was boy of Is. He commenced
ia Boston, was afterwards assistant engineer
in the Cleveland, OHIO, fire department. He
has worked from the ranks as a private since
he came to Chicago, to his present position,
AMI 1t must be remembered that the Chicago
are department is second only, in the United
States, to that of New York CRY.
It sometimes happens that the doings at the