Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-13
CITY GLOBULES.

Indeed 40 degrees blow zers would be pref
cradle TO the contemplate weather of yester
day.
Mr.. DeLoss has opened at III West Thirt
street social resort styled "The Jewel" H
understands his business, and viii undouhtedl.
win friends.
Hon. Samuel H. Nichols, clerk of the SUI
preme court, confined to his house for severa
DAYS, is so far conyalesced he expects to be a
his Office Monday.
The Mr.. O'Brien who figured in the munich
pal court yesterday should not be confounde(
with Miles O'Brien who resides at the corne
of Seventh and Robert streets.
Rev. DIR. Van Anda of the Centenary church
at Minneapolis, is to deliver lecture at Thu
Jackson street NJ. E. church, Thursday even
ing His topic is elsewhere announced.
Rev. DR.. Dana is to continue his Sabbath
evening discourses on religious work ant
workers in other lands. Tonight "Britist
Charities and their Resultants, - is the subject
The Oldest settler was willing to and die
asservate on several occasious-they never
sWear-that the streets of ST. Paul were in the
most-condtion they had ever seen them
IN liit carly pdfb Vi tuC GUNS hCIt llttQtI
at some OF the street crossings.
The trial in the district court in which DR.
S. s. Walbank demands $4,000 damages Of
the ST. Paul & Duluth Railroad company
for injuries received in an accident on the com
: pany's road, commenced Thursday, is still in
progress, the prosecution only finishing the
presentation of its cause yesterday noon.
Two buns, who fell out in the midst Of
their libations, on Minnesota street. yester-
day afternoon, went to pounding each other
during which Officer Mitchell happened on
the scene and two more occupants were added
to the bull pen crowd, upon which Judge
Burr will have to pass judgment Monday
morning.
Gov. Pillsbury yesterday received from
the general land Office, Washington, under
date of November s. q certified copy of ap-
proved list No. IL, of swamp and overlooked
lands, selected as inuring to Minnesota under
the provisions of acts of congress, approved
September 20, 1850 and March IL, 1860, in
the Duluth land district, embracing ! $40 81
100 acres.
The O'Brien, not Miles, who undertook
Friday afternoon to get away with Doc. Ca
pron's buif4lo oyercoat, and when discovered
tried to whip the man of the whip and reins
and got the worst OF it, settled with the frac-
tured peace and good will of the city and
Judge Burr BY the payment of $25. He ought
to have been fined double that amount for not
having more sense than TO try and beat an old
settler like Doc.
Officer Baer, about o'clock yesterday
afternoon, succeeded in running down Charley
Richards, tough customer, well-known to
every old officer of the force. Baer had been
following Richards for some time, and finally
traced him to the Smelling house, Fort street.
Following up his trail, Baer found Richards
on the second floor of the house, and on
searching him found number of false keys,
a wax taper, ard several articles of snide
jewelry. Richards rested in the cooler last
night, and will continue to board there to-day
and tonight, and Monday morning will
answer to Judge Burr.
Gov. Pillsbury yesterday approved three acts
passed at the present legislative session, af-
fecting St. Paul, viz: The act providing for
sprinklipg certain of the streets of the city at
public expense, where petitioned for by certain
specified proportion of the property holders;
also authorizing the ST. Paul Gas Light COM
pany to furnish steam for heating and motive
power, and the electric light for purposes of
illumination, and also authorizing the city
council to issue bonds upon a vote of the peo-
pie in 100000, for the construction of bridge
across the Mississippi river--the project
known as the lower town bridge.
A. B. Lasher, the prince of st. Paul cater
ers and entertainers, 40s Wabashaw street,
was in good humor yesterday. For months
past he has been watching the construction of
a home nest, the completion of which has
been greatly delayed by the very unpropitious
weather of the past three months, and yester-
day it was turned over to him by the con-
tractor, and Tuesday next he will take pos
session. The house is q gem, of the Swiss
cottage style, of the best class of workman
ship, and located on Tiltou street, between
Rice and st. Peter streets. The friends of
Prince Lasher, and they are legion, wish him
many years of happy occupancy of his cot
tage.
Phillip Ryan few years ago peddled Tactical
fluid to the citizens of st. Paul. Naturally he
lived in West st. Paul, where water is plenty
In an evil moment he discarded his water and
milk, Or milk and water and emigrated to the
town of Woodbury., Washington county ran for
and was electedtown constable. Yesterday he
visited ST. Paul, and evidently thinking every
thing in the fluid shape was watered as was
his milk when he was travelling the milky
way from West st. Paul to his customers, he
undertook to consume the stock on hand OF
two or three saloons. Either Ryan had not
drank much wafer since emigrating to Wood
bury, or the whisky was not as generously i'm
pregnated with water as he had expected, for
his experiment resulted in his getting Timber
drunk, in which condition he was piloted to
the bastile, and IS or five days in the Richter
boarding house win be the, verdict Monday
morning.