Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-04
CITY GLOBULES.


society will take place tonight at their hall on
Robert street.
John Ryan, alias English, alias Lovelle, was
arrested byOficer Rouleau yesterday afternoon
on general principles. He is an old-time
crook.
The monthly meeting of the teachers OF the
public schools will be held at the assembly
room of the high school tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock.
Andrew Echline was arraigned at the police
court yesterday, charged with frsscoing the
frontispiece of man named Chas. Wilson.
The hearing will take place to-day.
A tramp was arrested by Capt. Clark yester-
day on suspicion of stealing pair OF pants
from sattler Bros. clothing store; he was
sporting the trousers when captured.
A decrepit old man named Chas. Bobb, who
has been an inmate of the poor house for two
or three wears, was brought TO the city yester-
day and confined in the county jail, having
gone crazy.
Detective Bressett made his appearance down
town Yesterday for the first time IN many
weeks. He has been laid up with infamatory
rheumatism, and has undergone long and
painful seige.
Yesterday morning deserter, named James
Duffy, walked into Chief Weber's Office at
police headquarters, and gave himself up.
He stated that he deserted company d, of the
twentieth infantry, from Fort Pembina, about
six years ago. He was taken to Fort Smelling.
The meeting of the State Forestry associa-
ton, announced for this evening, has been
POSTPONED until Tuesday evening, on account
of the lecture by Judge Flandrau in the library
association course, on Indian Recollections,
which comes off this evening, al the Opera
House
Henry Swanson, committed a few days since
for abusing his wife, was released yesterday on
the Recommendation Of his neighbors, the
reason for his release being that the family
were in actual want. He promised to provide
for his family and treat them well in the
future.
About 1870 this morning, team attached to
a sleigh, said to be owned by James Flanagan,
started on q runaway from in front OF Sherman
hall, and ran down Wabashaw and Fourth,
onto Robert street, where it was stopped.
The sleigh was somewhat damaged, and q
buffalo robe lost.
The first sinner to face hizzoner at the police
court yesterday was John O'Neil, whose dizzy
appearance spoke palmer than words of a
Wrestle with the roseate bug juice in which nc
had got badly left. He pleaded guilty to haV-
ing been corned, and was given five days in
The quay to sober of.
About o'clock last night, Officer Babe de-
teeted two men in the act of stealing wood
from Costain's & Cleary's wood yard on West
Third street. Wood has been stolen nightly
fN- n1-o, Noet av6 orac
be the perpetrators. They each gave the mama
Of Sullivan and were locked up.
The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Waters, of the White Bear house, at the lake,
will be celebrated in royal style this evening.
Over $50 invitations have been issued and the
St. Paul guests will leave on q special train to
STAT at O'Clock this evening. The arrange
ments indicate an immensely enjoyable time.
The tramp arrested by Capt. Clark yesterday,
is also suspected of larceny of bolt of flannel
from Fishbein Bros store, Seven corners. On
being pressed, he stated that he had sold a
quantity of cloth to Simons, the saloon keeper,
for SO. The case will be investigated to-day,
and the latter will be arraigned on the charge
Of receiving stolen property.
a week from next Wednesday Prof seibert
will give the final of his series Of winter
parties, which will partake of the character of
private masquerade ball. The parties have
afforded an infinite amount of pleasure and in
nocent pastime, and have been attended with
signal success. The masquerade will be an.
ticipated with feelings of pleasure.
The complaint in the case of Bessie S.
Taylor against the City of st. Paul, IN alb
stract of which has hitherto appeared in the
GLOBE, was fled in the district court yester-
day forenoon. The action is for $4,000 dam
ages for injuries alleged to have been sustained
by catching her foot In defective sidewalk Of
Exchange street on two separate occasions.
The committees on finance of both houses
of the legislature held meeting last evening
to consider the appropriation bills for the
next two years. Quite q large number of
items were passed upon and agreed to, and 1t
was generally understood that the amounts ap-
propriated would be pretty nearly the same as
those passed two years ago. The footings at
present show an aggregate amounting to
s126,62O.
In turning the corner of Fourth and Waba.
shaw streets, about Q o'clock yesterday after.
noon, cutter attached to a team belonging
to Mr.. Z. j. Goodrich overturned, throwing
the driver and another person from the vehi-
Gle. The horses became frightened, but were
the parties were hurt and no material damage
was done.
P. ". Ryan, the muldoon tramp, who the
day previous said he was not confessional
and dizzy pal named Chas. Foster, were at
the police court yesterday morning, charged
with cabbaging two wooden buckets from in
front of grocery store. Wher arrested they
were both beastly drunk. They had nothing
TO say why they shouldn't be punished and
were sent to the bastile for thirty days each.
The petite and gazelle eyed Carrie Moore,
of sinful reputation, was arraigned at the po-
lice court yesterday morning, charged with
disorderly conduct. The charge was prefer
red by Constable Lonergran, who visited her
house to execute writ of replevin and was
made the recipient of the most shabby treat
ment. The hearing was continued until to.
day.
The last Of Seibert's series of parties at Sher-
man hall, night before last, was signalized by
most delightful little episode. Between the
dances the genial Seibert was called to the
front and presented with handsome easy
chair, the gift of the club. While the chair
is suggestive of case, St. Paul cannot afford to
Jet the professor retire for q while yet, not by
tank full.
The fourth animal hall of Minnehaha LODGE