Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-04
CITY GLOBULEs.

Ah0 AOIdu drTcstcu III Tue SlXLQ Waru Ell
day night was Thomas and not John Moran.
Pruden is moving with new, large stock ol
stoves into the lately enlarged store, adjoining
Presley's new building, East Third street.
The executive committee of the late State
sangerfest will hold meeting this evening
at the Lederkranz hall, to close up the fnan-
clal affairs of the recent festival.
Drs. Hand and Smith examined n P. Glea-
son, the supposed insane man, mentioned in
the GLOBE yesterday, and found him to be in
sane in fact. he will be sent to st. Peter to-
morrow. 4te
Lawyer Gribble's fine of $40 for contempt
OF court in calling brother attorney an en-
phatic fool, had not been paid up to last ad-
vices. Grlbble says be is no such fool as to
pay the fine.
The case of Nathan Myrick vs. D. F. Braw-
ley ct al, was before the full bench of the dis
trlct court yesterday and arguments were
heard on demurrer. The matter was taken
under advisement.
n. w. Ransom, who took "cup of cold
pisen" at the Chippewa house on Friday night,
came to his senses yesterday forenoon. He
said it was all mistake of the druggist from
whom he obtained the powders.
VIM. Leyde has secured the agency in st.
st. Paul for valuable little invention which
is combination of a neat hammer, stove
hook, Kettle handler and half dozen other
useful things. 1t is unique affair.
John Mathies is at it again-obstructin
the sidewalk in front of his mammoth carpet
store, with roll upon roll of the latest
styles OF carpetings selected by him personally
on his recent trip to the eastern markets.
The health department should investigate
the condition of affairs on Third street be-
tween Wacouta and Rosabel One man who was
in perfect health died after few days illness
ss the result of the foul air in that region.
The different committees of the board of
county commissioners met yesterday at the
auditors office to look. over matters and pre-
pare reports to be submitted to the board at
It's regular monthly meeting next Tuesday. 81
Sheriff Haggert, of Cass county, d. T.,
passed through the city yesterday, having in
to the penitentiary at Detroit, Mich The
prisoners were convicted at the recent term of
court at Fargo. l haats qf,etl 1ot ~ u
The two men named Thomas Moran and
Julius Seibert, who had set-to over guam
tlty Of drift wood, explained matters to Judge
Burr yesterday morning. From the testimony
elected it appeared that Moran was at fault
and he was, fined $40 and Seibert discharged.
Moran paid his fine. eC ~ 49,. -
Capt. Willard Glazer, who has spent the
last week in studying the scenery and indus
tries of st. Paul and vicinity, leaves from the
boat house tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock,
on his way towards the gulf. He will lecture
ia Hastings, Red Wing, Winona, and other
river towns.
A middle aged woman applied at police
headquarters yesterday for assistance in find
ing truant daughter who she heard had gone
to the bad. Inquiries were then made and the
young girl was found to be an inmate of one
of the well-known bagnios of the city Officer
Mcmahon was put on the trail and finally
found the young girl in company with fe-
male companion and two fast young men out
riding in hack. The two girls were brought
to the city hall when the mother took her
daughter and placed her in the House of the
up. OF course the two nice young men were
allowed to go free!
A chance rarely offered. Our readers and ali
workingmen should remember an important
auction sale is to take place on Saturday after
noon next, September 10, at O'Clock, In the
ground of sixty-five desirable lots in E. Rice's
addition, situated near the st. Paul, Minneapo-
lis & Manitoba railways new shops to be
built this year., and only one and one-half
miles from the business center of st. Paul,
this offers a rare opportunity for workingmen
to secure home SO near these extensive rail-
way shops, terms liberal and sale positive.
Mr.. A. II. Nichols is the auctioneer. We ad-
wise all to attend. Call and obtain map and
hand bill as per advertisement at A. K. Bar
NUNS and E. Rice's, Jr.