Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-02
CITY GLoBuLEs.

The sum of S15, 900 was disbursed yesterds,
city employees.
The Fifth ward, second precinct, caucus to
morrow evening will be held near Sheehey
grocery, Dayton's Bluff.
The annual meeting of the Grand Chapter
K. A. Masons, of Manitoba will be held il
st. Paul on Tuesday, (Oct., 11.)
Voting at the primary Tuesday evening il
the Second precinct of the Fourth ward, vii
be held at Carpenters pavilion.
The scarlet women, ten in number, he'll
their monthly levee at the police court yester
day and $500 was collected from the proceed
of their shame.
A young fellow named James Collins wa
before the court yesterday, charged with de
facing the good name of a colored woman
He was discharged.
Among the sinners at the police court yes
terday came V. Novoting, charged with as
saulting Katie Slanck. The case was contin
ued until tomorrow.
Owing to the backward condition of the
work, the opening of the Webster school has
been postponed. The Harrison school will be
open tomorrow morning and the evening
school tomorrow night.
Sheriff Mentz, of Brainerd, arrived in tht
city last night, having in charge three prison
ers sentenced to the penitentiary for two years
each. Their names are E. A. Clifford, George
Davis, alias "Bad Lands" and Frank Sullivan
all convicted of larceny.
James Mcintyre, formerly of Indiana, is the
action lead of an Incorporated company
which is about to build paper mill at Eau
Claire. The city gives the company 200 acres
of land, and $1,000 in cash. Mr.. Mcintyre is
son-in-law of Col. VIM. Carson, OF St
Paul.
In response to invitations, the committee in
charge of the Masonic arch at Bridge square
received yesterday number of beautiful fora
offerings, with which the arch will be deco
rated to-day. 1t is expected that's large mum.
ber of wreaths, bouquets and floral designs
will be left at the arch this morning. All of.
ferings will be received by Messrs. Montfori
and Hindsdale, and should be left not later
than 9 o'clock a. m. AS restored and beauti.
fed the arch will present magnificent appear.
ance.
VIM. Sommers, Frank Murray and M. W
Whitehead, trio of dissipated looking young
men, were before the court yesterday charged
with extracting the sum of $40 from the
pocket of a snoozer named VI. W. Whitehead
The alleged robbery took place at the Oyster
Bay, a disreputable saloon on Robert,
near Second street, and all the par.
ties had been heavily drinking. The
prisoner Murray confessed that he had
seen Sommers fumbling about the victims
pockets, and the case against him was dis
missed, and he was held as witness. The
hearing was continued to October 5.
John Schuler, horny handed granger, was
in q heap of trouble yesterday and when
brought before hizzoner he looked as sick
about the gills as the last run of shad He
came to town on Friday with load of pro-
duce, and leaving his team in front of the
postoffice building, he passed the day at the
shrine of Gambrinus. OF course it got away
him, and when arrested he howled like a
huckster, wanting to know what would be-
come of his poor family, the latter considera-
tion not entering his noodle, as usual in such
cases, until after he had committed the Of
fense. He was fined ten big bills or as many
days in the cooler.