Daily globe., 1881-01-30
CITY GLOBULES

CITY GLOBULES
The county board will meet next Tuesday at
10A.M.
The regular m Getting of the Fireman's asso-
citation will he held Tuesday night at No.
engine house, on st. Peter street.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill
yesterday ordering judgment in favor of de-
fendant in the case of Peter johann against
Matthias Shultz
Messrs. Auerbach, Finch, Van Slyke & Co.
have leased one of the stores on jackson street
lately vacated by De Coster & Clark, and are
storing goods there.
The divorce case of Caroline Voss against
G. F. Voss, came up in the districtcourt yes
terday, on motion for additional alimony.
It was granted to the extent of SIS.
Michael Hoban, committed few days since
in default of $500 bonds to keep the peace,
was released yesterday, the bondsmen being
Messrs. ]. G. Donnelly and John Bell.
Popular mistakes as to the church, and why
it should command the friendship of those in
terested in the progress of humanity, is to be
discussed this evening by DIR. Dana in Plymouth
church.
1t would seem that Deering, Miliken & Co.,
do not intend to continue Harwood's business
at Minneapolis, as they have sold Lindeke,
Warner & Schurmeier, uf this city, all Of the
domestic goods in the stock.
The committee ON property of the board OF
education met past night and considered the
proposed addition to the Franklin school.
The committee decided to report in favor of
constru citing the addition to the building.
About nightfall yesterday lad named Ward
while riding in the rear of delivery wagon,
accidentally caught his right arm in the tail
board, which. being suddenly pulled up, Sc
verely crushed his hand. He was attended to
by DR.. Abbott, and is doing well.
A snuff-colored picaninny named Nelson, six
teen years old, but venerable in vice, was run
in by Officer Cook yesterday on the charge OF
general cussedness. When asked if he was
guilty of vagrancy he replied he "sposed he
was" and on this admission he took thirty
days.
A young man named John Harrington was
arraigned at the police court yesterday, on
complaint of L. Fahey, who charged him
with disorderly conduct. The hearing was
continued until Monday, when it is thought
he will be charged with a more serious Of
fense.
For the last three nights the boy who lights
the lamp On the corner of Western and Holly
avenues, or rather who pretends to do SO, has
failed to perform that duty; and, as he treats
remonstrance with impudent GOODNESS, the
residents of that vicinity are beginning to en-
quire whether there is not remedy.
The case of the State ex rel. s. D. Lord
against s. Lee Davis, in which application
was made for writ of mandamus, compel
ling the latter to issue refunding orders for
money paid for property in West st. Paul,
came before Judge Brill yesterday forenoon.
m otion was made by defendant to quash the
application, which was granted.
While practicing on cross-bar at the
gymnasium yesterday evening, Florence
Ramaley, the young son of Mr.. I'D. Ramaley,
fell and broke his right arm above the wrist.
His left arm was also sprained at the wrist,
and while the Injuries are very palnfnl 1t is
hoped they will prove only temporary. He was
attended by Drs. Stewart and Wheaton.
The Northwestern Employment Bureau, is
the name of an agency recently established in
the city by F. J. B. Lahr, Williams & Co.
Handsomely equipped offices have been fitted
up over the Capital bank, No. 1877 East Third
street The gentlemeR named are well-known
and responsible citizens, Mr.. Williams having
for MANY years been a conductor on the Sioux
CITY railroad. Those wishing help should
give them a call.
A couple of dapper youths who gaVe.the
names of Frank Miller and VIM. Becker, which
by the way, y,are not their real patronymics, were
up Yesterday on the charge of drunk and dis
u ;chf xrhil nO
they attempted to clean out saloon, instead OF
which they were given the grand bounce. They
were fined ten dollars each, and Impoverished
their salaries for a month to come by paying
the coin.
Night before last young sneak thiei
named c. W. Farley was arrested in the act
of stealing pair OF pants from the Square
Dealing clothing house, formerly conducted
by johnson, on Third street. Perceiving that
he was detected, he dropped the booty and
took leg bail. After lively chase he was
captured by Officer Nygaard. Yesterday he
was before Judge Burr, who sent him to the
quay for thirty days.
Mr. J. II. Lyman, business agent Of Bald
wins Brilliants, is in the city making arrange
ments for the advent of the entertainment
here. Prof. Baldwin and wife will be remem-
bered as the original and the most expert of
those who have exposed the humbuggery OF
spiritualism. Their entertainment will be
diversified by music by an excellent quartette
and exhibitions by the wonderful boy orator,
Willie Lyman.
While the fire some weeks ago at the
Standard oil company's st. Paul depot was iq
progress, Mr.. Searles promised the boys of
Hose company No. that they should have a
bounty of five dollars each if they saved the
foundations of the receiving tanks. They
saved them and Mr.. Searles having fulfilled his
promise delegation of the company visited
the GLoBEl Office last evening to ask that
the fact be announced.
President John, of Hamlne university, was
in the city yesterday. The number of students
at the university at present is 100. The board
of trustees have made arrangements with DR..
Talbot Jones, of St. Paul, whereby he will de-
liver course of lectures on physiology and
public hygiene before the close. The lectures
will be delivered weekly by DR.. Jones, com
mencing on Friday next and continuing until
the close of the term in June.
A scrap iron merchant from Milwaukee
named Thomas Farley was before Judge Burr,
Yesterday, charged with disorderly conduct.
He arrived in town Friday night and proceeded
to see the metropolis by gaslight with several
of the boys. The elephantine quadruped was