Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-10
CITY GLoBtLEs.

The street and sewer force received their
ducats yesterday, amounting to 5000.
Adjutant General Van Cleve, yesterday, re-
ceived notice OF the allowance of an invalid
pension claim for $792.
An extensive FIRE occurred in the town Of
Rose Mount yesterday morning, resulting in
the destruction of the store of John Gerraghty,
whose loss on general merchandise Will amount
to $4,000.
Another scrapping match took place at
Long Kate's bagnio at an early hour this
morning between two well known buns, who
made themselves scarce as soon as q police
alarm was sounded.
A sign in one Of the windows of the grea
new building at the corner of Fourth and
Sibley streets announces that Lindekes, War
ner & Schurmeier will occupy the building
about the Goth inst.
One hundred laborers left st. Paul yesterday
from Noore's employment Office, for G. G.
Smith, contractor on the North Wisconsin
railway extension. Moore is the man to hire
laborers if you want good ones and want them
quick.
A man named Fisher called at city hall yes
terday and reported that his room, at Hide
brands boarding house, had been entered by a
boarder named Heinemann, who got away
with suit of clothing and q grip sack con-
tanning books and other personal property.
The thief skipped out with the booty.
DR.. Murphy went to Window yesterday to
take care of the men wounded in the accident
in snow cut Thursday last, near Bingham
Lake, by which Ludwig Ludker and A. Burg
master were killed. The wounded are Hans
Peterson, Norman Smith and Fred Sorenson.
They will probably be brought to st. Paul for
treatment.
A trio of snoozers, who locked, hic, as if
they hadn't drawn sober breath for month
of Sundays, were up yesterday for indulging
too much of the beautiful booze. They gave
the names Of Moran, Ryan and Kelly, and
loved the roseate the most. They went to
the roost for five days each.
Two neatly attired and bright looking young
fellows named j. Braden and Chas. Roberts
were before hizzoner yesterday charged with
disorderly conduct. They were arrested on
Seventh street on Friday night by Officer
Casey, who testified that they were bowling
drunk, and were doing their level best to raise
a riot. They were fined ten bills each, and
forked over the scrip.
Frank Thompson, charged with cutting tim
Der on government lands, was before Commits
sioner Cardozo yesterday morning and waived
examination Later in the day he was brought
before Judge Nelson, pleaded guilty, and was
sentenced to fine of 81, 200 and thirty days in
Jail. The defendant has the appearance OF an
honest man, and states that he was acting in
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A voluminous document was filed in the
office of the secretary Of state, at the capitol,
yesterday, by the terms of which John ".
Willis, ESQ, is appointed general attorney for
the State OF Minnesota of the j. l. Case
Threshing Machine company, of Racine, Wis
consin. Mr.. Willis, as representative OF the
company, is authorized by this instrument to
accept service OF legal process in the name OF
the company.
Like the proverbial chicken, James Powers
always comes home to roost. 1t didn't sur
prise anyone particularly when the familiar
yisage of this old offender appeared at the
police court yesterday morning. Somehow ne
continues to wear the odium OF an outlaw,
without reaping the m0dicum that usually
falls to the deprayed. He was arrested at the
Washington house night before last prowling
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Vogtle yanked him to the cooler. He was
sent to the quay for thirty days.
It is hard to love, very hard to love, diff
cult to make up your mind, sang the pensive
eyed clerk of the police court, as he raked in
the shekels, and unused on the depravity OF
human nature, as the sinners paid in the dust
yesterday morning. just then his meditations
were interrupted by q voice which, in dulcet
tones, asked if that was the place where they
paid fines? You bet, was the rejoinder, as the
clerk pricked up his ears, and on looking up
was surprised to find damsel, who stated that
she would fain pay the fine of Mrs. Gibson.
Yes'm, S75 bills, please, he remarked, and
thereupon the person took SIS, shining trade
shekels, from her weasel, and Mrs. Gibson
was released.