Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-11
CITY GLOBULEs.

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column ought to be rsad BY every houseksepsr
in the city. It Is well worth their perusal.
Mr.. G. Helnemann, of the firm of Esterlsy
& Hslnemann, has returned from his eastern
trip. Look out for elegant spring novelties.
Last evening gray horse was found roam
ing about the streets, bearing saddle and
ridsrless. He was put in McKinnsy's livery
stable.
A check for sl79.16 was found in the street,
yesterday by Sheriff Hanson, of Grant county.
It Is made PAYABLE to yourselves" and Ii en-
dorsed by Pllklngton & Busch.
The trottlng track on the river was opened
up yesterday and is ready for business. About
two inches of fresh snow would improve II,
but as II is It Is in good condition tor speeo-
ing.
A dispatch to Adjutant General brsek, re-
csived Yesterday. states the number OF lately
surrendered Indians received at Fort Buford to
he 74s. or about one hundred more than the
first estimates.
The case of Stephen Bunnemann against the
ST. Paul s Manitoba railroad company for
$4,000 damages, wa. given to the jury at 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Al l O'CLOCK thls
morning lns jury was oulAA oAe'
The firm of Acly & e'Connor, doing busi-
ness as butchers on Robert street, made an
assignment Yesterday for the benefit of their
creditors The liabilities are estimated at
1900 and the assets at $1,000.
Early yesterday morning Mr. Phillips, re.
siding in lower town, heard peculiar racket
in his hay loft, and on going up stairs he
found 1t occupied by a tramp ledger. The
fellow wa. handed over to Officer Rouleau,
who brought him before the court. He was
sent up for thirty days.
Yesterday forenoon a coupls Of naughty
little boys named A. Peterson and Peter Bermin
took possession of q horse and cutter belong
ing to a gentleman named Edmunds, and start
ed for spin over the snow. The youngsters
were captured by Capt. Clark and they were
sent to the bastile for ten days.
Poor old Anna Pinney, abject and in rags,
was before the court yesterday charged with
street walking. The venerable old dams
didn't have much to say. She loves her boo7e
and says that society is forninst her bigger
than wolf, This is all so. She promised TO
leave the city If released, and as 1t was consid-
cred good radiance she was given two hours
to light out
Three carloads Of fine Canadian horses ar.
rived at the Como avenue yards yesterday, and
will rest there until this evening, when they
will be forwarded to their destination. They
consist of an English draft stallion and q lot
Of brood mares, are the property OF WIN.
Stephen (brother of the president Of the st.
P. i NJ. company, and are going to his farm,
at Stephen, in Marshall county.
The first annual ball given by the Clarendon
hotel walters at Sherman hall last night was
attended with great pleasure and success.
About seventy-fve couples were in attendance
and the light fantastic was trlpped to the dull
Get strains of Seibert's orchestra The pro-
gramme consisted of twenty dancing numbers,
varied by an intermission and q sumptuous
supper. The occasion proved highly enjoy
able to all present
Ed Bradshaw was in a disconsolate mood
Yesterday. Influenced thereto by the favor
able weather his family washing for the week
had been allowed to hang upon the line over
night, and when he looked upon the line yes
terday morning the clothes were gone. Ed
would not have been so verv mad had 1t not
been that his last shirt but one was IN the
wash and he was under engagement to attend
a dance last evening.
A young man with persimmon complexion
gaudy blouse and blue flannel trousers, named
Alonzo Garner, was up yesterday, charged
with raising particular perdiJion at the Mani
toba railroad depot. He arrived from the
pineries last Wednesday and budged up on
tanglefoot When asked to explain he stated
that he had came down for little time. He
was sent back to the woods
The cooks and confectoners of st. Paul and
vicinity have formed an association for their
mutual benefit. The new society has about
It has connections with New York, Chicago
and st. Louis societies, and it is proposed to
furnish the West with skilled men from the
Union. The Union will give grand ball In
this city, gotten up after the fashion of the
New York chef de cuisines. The officers
are Thomas Garvey, president; W. c. Halter,
treasurer, and Frank Kelly, secretary. Meet
ings are held the first and last Saturday In each
month at the hall, Third and Market streets.
1t is not true that age is always a conserv-
ator of wisdom; for instance, venerable party
named John johnson was before hizzoner yes
terday charged with being caught with that
ancient landmark of iniquity, Anna Pinney.
He related a fishy story. He had arrived from
Pine City Wednesday night and had budged
freely on Pine City whisky, bottle of which
he carried IN his grip. The stuff went to his
head and made him frisky. he met the
ancient damsel and they had started for a
promenade. The tete-a-tete was interrupted
by the police. He begged hard to be let of
and sentence was suspended to let him leave
own.
The committee on ordinance of the city
council met last evening to consider the petl-
ton for the privilege to lay down and operate
a motor railroad, connecting st. Paul with
Lake Como. Aid. Dowlan presided, and
large number Of interested citizens were in at
tendance. Superintendent Walsh, of the street
railway company, protested against the pro-
posed action of the new company to lay their
and College avenue, and Rice street, between
College and Summit avenues. Mr.. George
Mitsch and others also protested against hay
ing the road operate on the principal streets of
the city, one Of the reasons being that the cars
would brighten horses. Aid. Dowlan said that
he thought the new company would arrange