Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-03
CITY GLOBULES.

The council committee gas meets to-day
at $50 o'clock P. NJ.
The abstract clerk turned $500 in bills over
to the county treasurer on yesterday.
The railroad authorities will erect automatic
yates at the Third street crossing and Lafayette
avenue within ten days.
An action begun IN the district court
Yesterday, by l.. NJ. Bennett against L. f. Os-
borne to recover II $40 on promssory note.
With the LIST inst. the Northern Pacific rail-
road company reduced its passenger and
freight tariff To and from all points It's
line.
The trial of William and Mary Welty fer as
saulting Officer Mullins while he was serving
execution, was partially heard Yesterday and
will be concluded to-day.
Mr.. d. Farrell, !the contractor has a large
force of men at wark erecting the buildings for
the stock yards. near the railroad bridge,
of Mcssrs. Delaney " o Conner.
Two tramps were before Judge Flint on yes
terday charged with having no visible means
OF support. They were given the chance to
leave the city, and they hustled.
granger named James Mcmahon was found
by Officer Clouse in drunken sleep on Seventh
street bridge, last evening. He was dragged to
the station and locked up.
A warrant was Issued on yesterday for the ar
rest of man named Daniel Quinn, on the
charge of disorderly conduct, which consisted
of abusing his wife Theresa.
The wrecking and gang of men were at
work yesterday afternoon, removing the trucks
of the sleeping car Pembina, which was thrown
over the bluff Mt Mendoza, Wednesday morn
Tag.
New Nears' night Bill Middleton had his
hack stripped of blankets and robes, while in
front of Caldwelrs blue front Jackson
street. Report of the loss made at police
headquarters, yesterday.
On yesterday the county treasurer redeemed
$500 of the McKenty bonds issued in 1870 for
the construction of the Como road The orig
inal issue was So, 600, issued the 9th of May,
1870, and redeemabe in ten years.
Mr. A. o. Bailey, dealer in furs. 10 Jackson
street, will to-day ship to G. W. Lampson
Co.. London, England, consignment of rat,
mink, bear, fisher, martin and other tugs, val
ucd at over $4,000, the largest singlesship-
inent ever made from the city. 2;
The transfer of Major d. Ii. Brotherton,
Fifth infantry, with Major Guido Ilges, of the
Seventh infantry, has been approved at the
war department. Major Brotherton will re-
port at Fort Smelling for duty at the expiration
of his leave of absence. within two weeks.
Henry Buck celebrated New Years by get
ting gloriously budged. 1t was a bad
beginning for the new year, and the day
day of reckoning came yesterday. He appeared
at the police court wearing head as big as 4
mansard roof. Cards may be sent to the
county Jail for the next thirty days.
Mr.. L. Roscubaum, general agent of the
Rentz-Santley Novelty company was in the
city last evening, making arrangements for the
advent of the company he represents on Friday
and Saturday evenings of next week. MIR. Ro-
senbaum promises some rare novelties that he
is sure will prove acceptable to the amusement
loving public.
Alfred Pleiss was before Judge Flint yester-
day charged with frescoirg the pericranium
of named John Trent. The latter indi
vdual was also arraigned on a counter charge
of disorderly conduct, which consisted in rails
ing cane in the formers hack. Trent wanted
to 90 to 4 funeral and both cases were contin-
ned until this morning.
The Northern Pacific Times, published at Val
ley City, Barnes county, ID. t., is putting out
IL statistical supplement of Barnes county and
the country along the N. p. II. r., on the Da-
kota division. Its idea is to show who is there
and what is being done. 1t is q work of much
labor and the paper deserves the patronage of
persons interested in that region.
Owing the absence of Rev. d. Il. Breed, and
the fact that the lesson was not received,
no session of the Union Bible class was held
last week, but the meeting will be held to-day
usual in the hall at No. 81 Wabashaw street,
commencing at $50 P. NJ. Rev. ID. r. Breed
and Mrs Emily III. Miller will continue the
teaching of the class, and all bible students are
cordially invited to attend.
A team eff hSrses attached TO double seated
sleigh, the outfit belonging to J. B. Cook of
the omnibus line, ran away on Broadway,
yesterday afternoon. The sleigh which con-
tanned two ladies and three children, upset at
the corner of Seventh street. Fortunately no
was in ured except one of the ladies, who
had her nose skinned. The horses ran to the
stable on Fourth street, without Turing them
selves or breaking The sleigh
1t WAS the day after the feast and business at
the municipal court opened up with a brisk
ness characteristic of old-timc regularity.
prophy Dumply doomed up like the fag end
of banquet. He had taken too many
smiles" with his egg-nogg and contracted
hrst-class of bulge. fine of five dollars
was imposed and he left the court with his
bundle that much lighter.
The city officers, fire and police departments.
etc, were paid their December salaries yesterday.
The following sums were disbursed on the sew
eral accounts:
Mayor, aldermen, etc. ,..............:l,6 S4 90
Engineers department .-........... 500 90
Police department NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2,423 81
Fire department. Observation-Disclosures. 1869 70
Total. Observation-Disclosures. .... $685. 95
4 sporting woman named Minnie Nc
Carly was arrested night before last, charged
with making disturbance at Long Hates
bagnio. The woman is an inmate of that sinful
resort, and it was learned that the trouble
arose from her manifesting desire to leave
The house, being prevented from SO doing by