Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-09
CITY GLOBULES.

The streets were thronged yesterday by Ia
dies engaged in the business of shopping, and
presented gala appearance.
The Webster school, which has been an
nounced to open Monday morning, is not
ouite completed, but will be opened to the
scholars on Tuesday.
Dempsy and Peters, under indictment and
IN trial for stealing goods from loaded car
otD,lutb. were re-committed to the county
iail last evening to await the verdict OF the
iury now considering the case.
Y NC. A.-The concert and readings, by
Plymouth choir and Miss Davis, which were
postponed last Thursday evening on account
of the inclemency of the weather, will be
given next Tuesday evening All are cor
daily invited.
The magnificent set OF colors of the Allen
guards, the gift of Col, Allen, the well known
and popular mine host of the Merchants, were
received from New York yesterday. The form
al presentation will be made some day next
week, of which due notice will be given.
Mayor Rice rendered no decision yesterday,
in the case of Officer Tom Mcmahon, charg-
ed with permitting an unruly COW to run at
large. The probabilities are that he will
hold his verdict till about Tuesday, as he de-
sires to further investigate the culpability OF
the officer
When the case of John Martin was called
before Judge Burr yesterday there was no
evidence to establish the fact that he had
stolen the brass watch and ring found upon
his person or the revolver, and although he
was charged with vagrarcy he was dis
charged.
A man living in Dakota county had an alter
cation with Count De Rochbrune yesterday,
and made use of good deal of violent Ian
ruage Chief Weber happened to be in the
Vicinity, and yanked the fellow to the cooler.
He was released afterwards, on his own recog-
nisance.
The committee on gas OF the common coun-
ell held meeting at the city hall, last even
ing, to consider the subject of lighting the
city by gasoline. 4 protracted discussion
took place, but as no conclusion could be
reached, an adjournment was taken until
Tuesday evening at O'Clock.
The weather yesterday very closely resem-
bled the Indian summer season of which we
have been wont to boast as the especial pride
of Minnesota. Put don't begin to build too
sapeuine hopes that we are really to have an
Indian summer season. Weatherly considered
this has been an off year for Minnesota.
At the auction sale yesterday afternoon on
Dayton's Bluff in Rollers subdivision, block
No. rs, lots sold from 5000 to $3.50 each, the
corner lot on Maria and Hudson avenue op-
posite the residence of P. H. Kelly, ESQ.,,
sold for 500, all in Lyman Dayton's addition.
The sale was made by Mr.. A. H. Nicolay,
auctiOneer.
There died in this city, at the residence of
her mother on Cedar street, yesterday morn
inc. the only daughter of the Widow Stone.
The child was years old, and her death re-
shifted from diphtheria. Her loss will be
deenly felt, as her presence was the sunshine
and ioy of a household from which the
shadow of a former bereavement had not yet
been lifted.
The annual nesting of the Grand Chapter
ROYAL Arch Masons of Minnesota will open at
Masonic Hall, in this city, at II N. Tuesday
neyt-the same day and hour of the assembly
of the legislature, and another reason why
fhe memorial arch over Third street should
not be removed before Wednesday. Present
indications are that there will be full attend
ance on the Grand Chapter.
Yesterday afternoon Officer O'Keefe arrest
ed man named LaBrache, who was driving
wagon for DR.. W. L. Winter, who care
lessly ran over a child of Peter Miller on
Eigth street. The child was only four
wears of age, and was run over by the wagon,
Sustaining severe injuries about the neck. 1t
is not vet known how serious the accident
will result. Dr. Winter became the bonds
man of LaBrache.
The Burke and Mealey family quarrel had
another airing yesterday, when both families
were brought to the police station, each
charging the other with disorderly conduct.
Mrs. Burke came to the station With her apron
loaded with stones, which she av0wed had
been cast at her by her neighbor. The police
authorities releaseds the whole company, on
their giving a guaranty that they would ap
pear beforethe court tomorrow morning for
trial