Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-28
CITY GLoBULEs.

About every one in the city who owned or
could hire horse, drove out to Kittsondale
yesterday, and all of them took "hls sis'-Oh!
we forgot.
Nearly all the ice has disappeared from the
river, and, were Col. Hewitt alive, the regu-
lar annual first of December steamboat ex-
cursion would be grand success.
Yesterday was Sunday, but workmen took
advantage of the warm, delightful weather, to
advance the work upon number of the new
buildings now in course of erection.
Sergeant Walsh escorted an impecunious
and demoralized tramp to the lookup yester-
day afternoon. It is safe to say he will board
as the expense of the county for the next few
days.
Gen. Shields won the overcoat at the or
phan's fair as the most popular policeman,
not fireman, as was stated yesterday morning.
The vote stood. Shields 1913, Rouleau 4Sl,
Murphy S19,
One of the most exciting contests at the or
phans fair Saturday evening, was that for the
hobby horse to the best little boy, won by
Harry Hanft, the bright little son OF police
man VIM. M. Hanft.
The automatic horse, employed on Gllfl'
lan's six-story block, on the corner of jackson
and Fourth street, performed his work on q
Sunday, even as we'll as II he had 10 De nangeo
on Monday for doing it.
Another saloon row took place on lower
Seventh street between six and seven O'Clock
last evening, the effect of an over supply Ct
bad whisky. A broken window or two and
scanaalized neighborhood was about all there
was to the matter. "Six days shalt thou Ia
Dor" and on the seventh get drunk, appears
to be the modern practice, if 1t is not entirely
in accord with the revised edition of the orig
inal text.
A couple of festive teutons came to grie'
on the corner of Third and Wabasha streets
between and O'Clock last evening. They
had been indulging freely, and in turning the
corner their buggy was upset. Ohcer bane
was fortunately on hand and he managed To
stop the runaway horse just in time to save
one of the men at least from perhaps fatal IN.
lures. The names of the parties could not
be obained.
Officer Moriarity yesterday afternoon no.
ticing two or three well known sharps doing
the agreeable to countryman full of booze, as
a matter of precaution took the countryman
into custody and locked him up 1or Inc nlgHI'
Upon searching him at the station house, he
was found to have $50 in money on his person,
which would without doubt found its way in
to the pockets of the sharps, had not the
officer made the arrest as he did.
Rev. Father Stanley at the various masses
yesterday, requested the members of the par.
ish who had children at the Catholic schools
to have them vaccinated at once. He would
require, he said, from every child DOCTORS
certificate doctor in good practice, that he
or she had been vaccinated. Children moi
having the certificate would be sent home
He also gave notice that he would have q
physician at the schools to-day to attend the
children.
Mr.. A. T. C. Person is in receipt of Clev
land, O., paper, sent him by Maj. Mc1lrath
formerly chief of police OF st. Paul but now ar
agent of he United States treasury depart
ment, with headquarters at Boston, Mass
giving an account of the funeral on the 18th.
of brother at Cleveland, in which six sur
viving brothers including the major were the
pall.bearers. This was the first death in the
family of eleven children. seven boys and four
girls, all in physique of the same stalwari
order as the major.