Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-24
CITY GLoBULEs.

DR.. Chas. Griswold, of this city, has re-
Gently been appointed professor OF physiology
In Hamlin university. He is said to be well
qualified for the position.
A couple of FOUNDERS named Fred johnson
and w. Collins were up yesterday charged
with working bean route too freely. They
promised to leave town, and were given their
walking papers.
Manager Haines received telegram from
Emma Abbott yesterday, stating that she
would sing in each of the three performances
to be given next Friday and Saturday even.
ings and Saturday matinee.
On the Sd of January Balliff Dowlan will sell
at auction twenty shares of the seventh series
of the State Building association stock. The
stock was attached in the case OF Esterley &
Heinemann against Heyerdahl.
Chief Weber received copy OF the Hand
cuff, paper published in the interest of the
police, yesterday, containing full report of
the proceedings of the recent meeting of the
National Police association in Chicago.
A hack, coming up Third street, at about
6 o'clock Yesterday evening, got its wheels in
terlocked with those of light wagon, which
impertinently projected into the middle of the
street, and damaged the latter vehicle con-
siderably.
Y. M. G. A.-Sabbath morning meeting to-
morrow at 2:S0, led by Mr.. L. Armstrong.
Christmas song service Sunday afternoon, at
4 o'clock, conducted by Mr.. T. w. Forbes, as
sisted by mixed chorus. Young mems meet
ing at O'Clock.
The Anchor Manufacturing company have
commenced suit in the district court against
Hill Bios, carpenters and builders, claiming
adefault In the payment of goods ordered and
delivered, OF S59320. John w. White is the
plaintiffs attorney.
The articles of incorporation of the "Capital
Bland Book and Printing House," as pub
lished elsewhere in the GLOBE, together with
the certificate of the officers and board of di-
rectOrs of the organization, were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday.
A laborer, named John Nichols, at work on
A. o. Bailey's new building, corner of Fifth
and Rosabel streets, had his skull well-nigh
crushed yesterday morning, by brick falling
from the roof and striking him on the head.
deep and CHASTITY, though not necessarily
dangerous wound was inflicted. he went
home.
The official census gives the population of
males, S61,6A. These figures show very
clearly that there are not enough women to go
around, and hence we need not fear the intro
duction of Mormonism. With this difference
there is no reasonable excuse for any old
maids in this community.
High mass will be held fn the German Catho
lie church, corner Arcade and Daw son streets,
on Christmas morning, Rev. Father Cabaret
officiating. The carpenters are hard at work
in order to finish the pulpit and other interior
arrangements in time for the service. It is not
intended to dedicate the church until spring,
at which time fair will be held in the edi-
fee.
A photograph was received at police head
quarters yesterday of young man named j.
A. Price, who is wanted for embezzling 81 500
from his former employer at Indianapolis.
He is six feet two in height, weighs $50
pounds, good looking, with light complexion
and moustache. A reward of $25 is offered for
information concerning him, with 10 per cent.
OF the money recovered.
He gave the name of D. Sampson, and he / 8
afighter from the old stock. His pedi gree is
not known, and whether he is lineal descend
ant from the Old Testament pugilst by that
name must ever remain in doubt. At any rate
he got roaring drunk Thursday night, and
when Officer O'Keefe seized him BY the collar
he showed fight. He resisted arrest, and had
to be waltzed in by main force. The spree
cost him $25.
Kitty Smith was arraigned at the police
court Yesterday charged with keeping a house
of ill-fame. Mr. Eagan stated that the prin-
cipal witness had skipped, that such cases
should come before the grand jury directly,
which meets in few days; that the defend
ant had been already convicted OF the same
offense, in view of which the case might be
dismissed. 1t was SO ordered by the court,
and defendant was discharged.
The case of Minor Rood, who paid himself
of by raising check from $7.50to $S5 90 on
the Merchants National bank, and drawn by
Henry Lamb & Son, his former employers,
was called for hearing in the police court,
yesterday morning. The young man confessed
the transaction, and from his general conduct
he was considered crank. He was before the
doctors, however, and they considered him
perfectly responsible for the act. This being
the state OF affairs, he was held to the grand
jury.
Thursday evening William Cummins
thought he would see the elephant and take in
the sights of the city. He borrowed la de
da coat from an acquaintance named John
ELaQutlQ anu LOOK IN tQt VdrltLleS. WQetner
it was the beer or the sight of the bedizened
syrens in elk trunks and decolette skirts that
did the business is not known, but he got
royalty drunk just the same and pawned the
coat. He was arrested and brought before
Judge Burr, who sent him to the quay for
ten days.
A woman named Stapleton, from Minneap-
oils, was at police headquarters yesterday af-
ternoon, looking after truant husband. Sta
pleton ID a millwright, and hard case, hav-
ing been hauled up on several Occas ons by the
police while on tear in the city. Mrs. Sta
pleton claims that her liege took $3.50 in mon
ey she had saved up. and most of her clothing,
during her temporary absence from their
home, a week ago last night, since which she
has not been able to learn anything of his
whereabouts. Her inquiries here were fruit
less.
Rudolph Bahr, cigarmaker living near
Funk's brewery, died very suddenly about
midnight OF Thursday. He had been COM
planning about a month of shooting internal
pains, but had neither sought medical advice
or ceased his daily labors. About II o'clock
Thursday night he was taken with hemorrhage
of the lungs and bled to death in less than an
hour. Yesterday morning Coroner Davenport
was notified, but upon investigating the facts,
decided the case was not one with which he
had anything to do officially. Deceased was
% years of age and leaves wife.