Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-23
CITY GLOBULES.

ensuing week.
Yesterday the city treasurer received can
celled coupons to the amount of Sl2,35O 40
representing interest paid on city bonds.
In the case of Z. NJ. D. Wright VS.. VIM. L.
Ames, on trial in the district court Friday,
the jury returned verdict yesterday for 500
in favor of plaintiff.
The ST. Andrews society will hold their third
sociable at Pfeifer's hail. Wabashaw street, on
Friday evening, 2Sth, at O'Clock sharp. Tick.
cts can be had from members OF the society.
Mr.. T. F. Kittridge, late of the Body house,
Toledo, has assumed the position OF nlght
clerk at the Metropolitan hotel. Mr. kltt-
ridge is an accomplished hotel clerk ana Is
the right man in the correct place
Mrs. Pascal Smith will arrive here this
morning with her son and the remains OF her
husband, whose tragic death has already been
recorded The funeral will take place at the
First Methodist church on Tuesday at P. NJ.
Before submitting their final report, else
where published, yesterday, the grand jury
returned a true bill against Frank Mantor,
indicted for larceny. They reported no bills
against NJ. Meyer, John Wyack and Joseph
Metz.
The TWO saltwater druggists, Fleisburg and
Opsahl, charged with manufacturing an al
coboIic beverage without special license, were
before Judge Cardozo yesterday. who partially
heard the case and continued the examination
until Tuesday.
D. W. Ingerson & Co. make an important
announcement in our advertising columns this
morning The removal of the Second National
bank and the enlargement of their store COM
pals changes which induces them to offer
great bargains.
Commissioner Mcintosh and Sheriff Richter
had small gang of Jail prisoners at work
Yesterday shoyeling snow off the county build
ings. They didn't like it, because they hadn't
expected to do any work this winter, having
gone to Jail to get rid of work.
The committee on claims of the council, to
whom was referred the bill of Judge McGrorty
for services rendered the municipal court, and
in which q supposed mistake of $40 was
pointed out by Mr.. Roche, examined the &C
count, and reported the same correct. 1t was
SO approved by the council.
Mr.. John Baugh, formerly one OF the pro
prictors of the Windsor hotel, has returned
from a sojourn Of abOnttwo months IN Flor
ida. Before leaving the land of the everglades
Mr. Baugh met N B. HarTood, late OF Mime
apols, who was looking healthy and happy,
and was bound for the interior of the State.
A child outcast, thinly clad, came to the
city hall last night and stated that she had
been driven from home. She gave the name
OF Overall, stated that she was ten years Old
and that her inhuman parents resided on Coop
er street. The case should be officially in
vestigated and if true the monster should be
shown up.
Adolph Muller, Jr., eindicted for assault
armed with a dangerous weapon, was arralgned
in the. district court yesterday to plead. He
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to the reform
school during his minority. be was taken to
that institution in the afternoon by Deputy
Joe Guion, and appeared contrite for the at
tack on his father
On the three northern railroads trains were
put through on time yesterday. The II. & D..
was closed beyond Glencoe, and the st. Paul d
Sioux City, in the prairie country, was full of
Snow and trouble. Trains on the |. IL NJ.
division and on the eastern roads, were little
off time, the latter being bothered by heavy
snow, but no drifting in Wisconsin.
young man named Albert Rusby was ar
raigned at the police court yesterday, charged
with assaultng an employe of the Street Car
company named Andrew Pavitsbi. The as
saut originated from dispute ever sick
horse. The animal had the collie and defend
ant ordered Payitski not to give him water.
They engaged in fight and complainant got
the worst of it, Rushby was fined $40, on
payment Of which he was discharged.
Two moulders employed at the st. Paul
foundry, named Dennis Hitler and Vim. Can
field, INDUCED in 4 loot night before last and
becoming too drunk to navigate, they sought
refuge in the rooms of the passenger depot at
the foot of jackson street. Their SAUNDERS
oil
both parties TO the lookup. yesterday they
were before the court, who assessed fine of
IS each. They produced the coinand skipped.
New Canada farmer named +. A. Boyd,
was arraigned at the police court yesterday,
charged with abusing former empioye named
Holm 1t was alleged that the latter had been
ordered to build q fire, and that not complying
quick enough, defendant had knocked him
down and sat upon him most vigorously. The
defense showed that complainant was lazy,
indolent, obscene and not amenable to snbordi-
nation. The testimony was fimsey and the
case was dismissed.
One of the boys who run on the cars named
John Sullivan was before hizzoner yesterday,
charged with being too fresh in the super
intendent's Office of the st. Paul 81 Manitoba
railroad company. He came down from ST.
Cloud Friday, flied up on tanglefoot, and then
attempted TO buldoze the officers of the COM
Ilany for return pass to St. Cloud. Becom-
lrg noisy, he was put under arrest. The
court discharged him or condition that he
would leave town.
At last st. Paul is to boast OF an art society,
downright working institution, composed of
lady and gentlemen artists, whose lives and
efforts are dedicated 10 the Illustration of the
good, the true and the beautiful. The need of
such an association in St. Paul has been felt
for several years, and lis understood that
meeting Will be called this week for purposes
of permanent organization. In this, as in
other professions, community of feeling is the
true road to advancement.
The Spread of Building Associations.
Mankato seeing the beneficial results OF