Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-12
CITY aLOBULEs.

Rubber clothing was the thing yesterday
afternoon and evening.
The teachers Of the public schools of this
city will meet al the assembly room of the
High school this morning, at 10 a. m.
The case of DR.. 8. 8. Walbank against the
st. Paul & Duluth railroad, claiming $44 ,OO(
damages, for Injuries received while passen.
ger on the railroad company's road, is still on
| trial in the district court.
Y. M. c. A.-Young Mems meeting this
evening at O'Clock. Devotional meeting
Sabbath morning at $50, led by Mr.. John e
Miller. Special gospel meeting and song SER
vice, Sunday at p. m, conducted by Messrs
A. Nash, It. N. Hillman and j. A. Sealey. All
welcome.
IL undertook to snow yesterday afternoon,
but the weather was too mild to make the Of.
fort success, snow and rain mixed being the
result. Between the two, however, the after.
noon and evening was rendered the most dis.
agreeable of the many disagreeable days with
which Minnesota has been afflicted within the
past three months.
Gov. Pillsbury yesterday approved seven
acts at the present Legislative session among
which was the act amending the charter OF
the city OF st. Paul, by the creation of fire
commission, etc.; appropriating money for
the Mississippi river commits sion; relating to
the government of the public schools of Min.
neapolis, and empowering the board of educa.
tion Of the city of st. Paul to condemn public
property, execute conveyances, etc.
Henry G. Kingsley, of New Haven, Conn,
and Henry G. DeForest, of Oyster Bay, N. Y,
trustees, have filed with the secretary of state
satisfaction of mortgage given by the
Southern Minnesota Railroad extension COM
pany In 1878, for the payment of 1000 bonds
of the par value, 81, 900 each. The mortgage
had been recorded with the registers of deeds
of the counties of Pipestone, Murray, jackson
MOBILES, Martin and Faribault and secretary OF
state, with all of whom the satisfaction has
to be recorded.
The municipal court had short grist yes.
terday, three plain drunks, case of cruelty to
animals, and a prosecution for keeping q
house of ill-fame. The latter charge was
against the notorious Sarah Kimball For q
year or more past Sarah has managed to avoid
the monthly payments demanded of those fol.
lowing her calling: Two weeks ago, how.
ever, she laid herself liable and was pulled. but
got off by the payment of $25. Night before
| last there was disturbance ut her house, fol
which she was again brought up and sentenced
to q fine of 800 or ninety days in jail. She
paid the fine.
Doc. Capron, the well-known reinsman, had
lively experience yesterday. While on q
driving expedition, his party stopped at q
public resort on the Como road, where re.
freshments were ordered. Doc. took advan.
tage OF the halt to lay off his big buffalo over
coat to let it drip off and dry out. Returning
from caring for his team, he found the over.
coat gone. Search for the missing resulted in
young man named O'Brien being pointed
out to him as the guilty party. Upon being
| accused of the theft, O'Brien, who was drunk
got on his muscle, knocked down the mar
and woman of the house, and then tried hil
hand on Doc, when he met is match, the
finale being that O'Brien was landed in thu
lookup and will be called to answer in the
municipal court this morning.