Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-19
CITY GLOBULES.

4 crazy man, en- route Tor ST. feter, had
Temporary lodgment in the county Jail yester-
day.
Fireworks on Wsbsshaw street hill, Wednes
day night, Oct IL.
The Long Island Insurance company OF
Brooklyn has been admitted to do business in
this state.
The judiciary committee of the house viii
meet at the hall of the house of representa-
tives this morning at O'Clock.
The work of constructing drain around
the new market house is progressing favor
ably, and will probably be completed within
week.
The horse and buggy belonging to DR.. D.
". Hand was stolen from the front of ST.
Luke's hospital shortly after $ o'clock last
evening.
The laying iron on the Lake Como Motor
railway, was commenced yesterday at the
intersection of st. Peter with Fifth street, the
city starting point of the road
Mr.. Frank Kelly has just received as gift
from friends in New York magnificent silver
mounted banjo, Dobson's latest improved
make, of which he is justly proud.
The Connemarra row, which has been be-
fore the municipal court for something less
than half a century, came to an end yesterday,
The urkes and Minnie Earl being held to bail
TO keep the peace.
Yesterday afternoon Swede who was
riding horse bareback, down Fourth street,
and leading another, was thrown violently 10
the ground aud kicked in the left leg by the
animal, but fortunately sustained no serious
injury.
The young thieves, Reagan and Murnane,
Who stole two overcoats from the st. Paul
house the other night and were arrested or
Monday evening by Detective O'ConnOr and
Officer McFeridge, were sent TO Quod for
thnty days by Judge Burr.
Deputy Sheriff Harrison arrested two cit
zaus yesterday, lamed David Goldstein and
Adolrh Rafgy, who were creating q disturb
anee and breakng considerable crockery near
the corner Of Third and Washington streets.
Their eases were continued for cay.
! warrant was issued yesterday from the
municipal court FOR the arrest of Frank and
Louis Soike, Of the town of Mounds View,
who are charged with the larceny of 1872 from
the residence of Joseph Wjerziek. The war
rant was given into the hands of the sheriff.
At the urgent request of numerous citizens
the champion athletes, Muldoon, Whistler
and Christol, will give an exhibition of their
skill at Pfeiffer's hall on Friday evening, as
sisted by MIR. j. E. Green, the original mock
ing bird imitator. The entertainment will no
doubt attract large audience.
The Duluth Street Railway company is the
name Of a new orgaLlzation, articles of which
were file with the secretary of state yesterday.
The capital stock is 100000, and the incor-
pOrators, who constitute its first board of di-
rectors, are Albert S. Chase, Frank W. Eaton,
Charles 81. Wilson, Alois Ebiner and William
W. Billsnn, all of Duluth, and S. L. Bayless,
of st. Paul.
The sheriff's officers have been able to find
only four of the women recently indicted for
keeping houses Of ill fame. The remainder
have skipped the town, and will probably stay
away until the storm blows over. In the
meantime at least two of the houses are be-
ing abandoned, and the inmates are scattering
10 all parts of the city and will hereafter be
known as "roomers."
The committee appointed at the Central
Land League meeting on Monday evening to
arrange time and place for the holding of
mass meeting OF the friends of Ireland to
protest against the arrest of the Irish leaders,
have decided to hold the meeting on Sunday
evening at the opera house. Good speakers
viii be in attendance, among whom will
probably be a number Of clergy, both Catholic
and Protestant.
Certificates were filed with the secretary of
state yesterday of the appointment of Char
lemagne Tower, surviving trustee of William
s. Lane as cotrustee with him in place of j.
Frailey Smith, deceased, under the provisions
of two certain deeds of trust or mortgage
from the Western Railroad com pany of Mn
nesota, one of date May l, 1877, of 100000,
and the other of the same date, for S500,000,
both due and payable May 1, 1897.
Articles of incorporation of the Fond du
Lac Boom and Improvement. company were
filed with the secretary of state yesterday.
The incorporators are George B. Kirkbride,
Josiah Thompson, Jr., Robert S. 1nnes, of
Minneapolis, and James McIDtire and +. P,
Wright, of St. Paul, who constitute the first
board of directors. The capital stock of the
CORPORATION is $4,000, and the principal place
of business is to be Fond du Lac, st. Louis
county.
At 10 O'Clock last night there were nine
pr soners in the lookup; Thomas Jefferson,
charged with the murder of Louis Langtin,
two DRINKS, two disorderlies, three tramps
and young coon about 10 years of age, the
latter probably the toughest one of the entire
party. Several petty thefts have been traced
TO him lately, ard yesterday he got away with
So from Lambs butcher shop. A better sub
iect for the reform school would be hard to
find.
Tramps are beginning TO infest the city
again. Yesterday three of these gentry,
ragged and unkempt, were spotted carrying
on quite 4 lively retail trade in jack. knives,
evidently stolen property, and they were taken
INTO custody and locked up. They would be
healthy subjects for the workhouse if that
institution were only in operation. That not
being in operation, the city should devise some
means to employ these eeebes, who, now that
cold weather is coming on, are Aocking 10 the
city in large numbers.