Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-20
CITY GLOBULES.

The articles of incorporation of the cham
Der of commerce of Minneapolis were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday.
James Henderson, the young coon, arrested
charged with stealing S6 from Lamb q Son.
butchers and packers, was yesterday CON-
mitted to the reform school.
Charley Pomeroy, well known variety per-
former in st, Paul and Minneapolis, died OF
typhoid fever at Brainerd on the 18th. He was
highly esteemed among his associates in this
city.
1t was a general remark about the hotels
last evening that the weakened Republicans
in the legislature would be known and recog-
nized as the appointees to fat offices as soon
as Window is fairly established in his seat.
The relatives of the late Tellisford Green
wood desire to tender their thanks and ac-
acknowledgements to Messrs. Mccarthy & Don
nelly, undertakers, for considerate and careful
attention, upon the occasion of their recent
affection.
The deposits n the banks of st. Paul, Oct.
1,1S69, were 81 ,417, 92l; on Oct. l, 1881, they
were S11, 112 ,O74.2O, showing an increase of
$9,694, 1920. In other words they are seven
and eight-tenths times as large in 1881 as they
were in 1869.
Yesterday afternoon two iaborers engaged
in connecting the gas main with A. o. Bal
ley's new store on Rosabel street, were over
come by the gas from broken pipe and rem :
dered senseless. They were rescued by Mr..
John Kelley from their perilous position.
Acommittee of the Boiler Makers union
called at the GLOBE Office yesterday to correct
the statement that they had been discharged.
They asked an advance of pay, which, not be-
ing granted, they quit work voluntarily, and
announce that they propose to stay ont until
the advance is secured.
The instament of tramps who occupied the
station house Tuesday, were ordered out of
town yesterday by Judge Burr. The trio
stood not upon the order of their going out
went, but its ten chances to one they will be
back within week, and the same proceedings
Will be reenacted. Hurry up the workhouse.
There have been rumors about the expendi
ture of money in the senatorial canvass, but
the only trace the GLOBE representatives have
been able to discover is the allegation of an
inebriated Republican that he was offered
$4,000 for his vote. AS the recipient of the
offer was dead broke, it is safe to conclude
that he had made a strong draft on his imagi-
nation.
July 18th, 1879, Clark V. Hines, an ex-
soldier of New Hampshire regiment, applied
for pension. Jan. IA, 1880, Hines died. On
the 18th of March, 1880, his widow applied
for pension. Yesterday Adjutant General
Van Cieve received notice of the allowance of
both claims, the former for S2,346.90, and the
latter for $50, making for the widow total
of 81, $3.50.
Dr. Hand found his stolen horse and buggy
yesterday afternoon in a private stable on
Minnesota street, short distance from where
he left him Tuesday night securely tied. The
horse was found in the alley leading to the
stable about II O'Clock Tuesday all covered
with sweat, showing he had been severely
driven Who did the driving has not been dis
covered, and probably will not be.
A farmers team took fright near the corner
of Washington and Third streets last evening
about $50, and rushed pel-mell down the
street. In attempting to turn the corner of
WabaShaw to cross the bridge, the wagon
collided with the post of Grote's big lamp and
brought it down, SCATTERING the lamp into a
million fragments. The last seen OF the team
it was making 2:40 time towards Dakota
countV