Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-05
CITY GLOBULEs.

Three ordinary drunks comprised the stocl
in trade of Jailor Jesserang at 11:15 las
night.
There was little too much dust on tht
| streets yesterday to suit the average pedes
trian.
The school mans were paid thsir stipenda
Yesterday, or rather that fractional part earned
in September.
The grand jury took recess till Thursday
next, and in the course of the day visited the
county jail and the poor farm and county
hospital.
Mrs. Conley, of Rosemount, the mother Pal
Conley, of the varieties, is pronounced out oil
danger by Drs. Stone and Jones, who visited
her yesterday.
The charming little circus in which Mrs.
Patterson and Mrs. Morgen swore out cross
warrents for each others arrests, was to have
been ventilated yesterday, but the hearing wal
again continued.
The regular mouthly entertainment of tht
Young Mems Christian association will bt
given at their rooms tomorrow evening, at
o'clock. Plymouth church choir will give 8
concert, and Miss NJ. NJ. Davis will read sew
eval selections. All are cordially invited.
William Devlin had been fighting drunk.
It had been one of the most amazing cases oi
bulge of the season, if the guzzling of liquor
indeed, can be ascribed to any particular period
When arrested he fought, squirmed and
kicked like badger, being finally hauled to
the tower on dray. He was before the court
yesterday and went up for ten days.
The case of the city against Michael
O'Brien, charged with assaulting another
contractor named Leonard, consumed over an
hour of the courts time yesterday, and
proved one of the most measley and incon.
sequental cases ever brought in court OF
justice. From cloud of witness scarcely
enough evidence could be had to constitute an
assault. Defendant was fined IS.
A homely fellow named Charles Lichtfuss
was arraigned at the police court yesterday
charged with assaulting woman named Mrs
Ryan The trouble grew out of a neighbor-
hood row, and the assault took place on Ram
sey street, Monday evening. Mrs. Ryan was
badly cut in the head, end she was unable to
appear. The hearing was continued until Fri.
day and defendant was held in default of 500
bail.
Mr.. Baldwin's concluding recital on Friday
evening next, at O'Clock, will be the finest
musicale yet given. The chief organ number
will be a sonata over the 9th Psalm by
Reubke, one of the greatest musical geniusss
of this century, who died when he was but "a
years Of age. The vocal numbers will be giver
| by Miss Evelyn Burbank and Prof Leib, and
altogether there will be a programme which
none should miss.
The street car company yesterday morning
put on half service on the st. Anthony hill
route, and increased the service of the For
street route one car. The one route has beer
wholly suspended, and the other reduced one
half. because of the prevailing horse disease
for which the only sure cure seemed to b
rest and the quiet Of the stable If the weather
continues favorable, it is likely full service o
the street car lines will soon be resumed. Tn,
company keeps surplus of horses, for emer
gencies, else for one or two days it would
have been necessary to entirely suspend it;
street service.