Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-28
CITY GLOBULES.

tbeY NC. A.. rooms this afternoon at
o'clock.
No. 1 engine of the fire department yester-
day was engaged in pumping out an excava-
ton at the capitol grounds.
Yesterday the county auditor sold delinquent
nronerty in the Fourth and Fifth wards for
ISIS and prior years. The Sixth ward and
new territory delinquent list will come to the
front to-day.
The half dozen members of the Rice guards
who disobeyed the commands of their captain
and made holy show of themselves by turn
ing out on Monday were on yesterday dismiss
ed from the company.
Y.M.C. A.-Rev. L. G. Barnes will deliver
lecture on 1.-THE Young Man in the City, Yin
the rooms of the association tomorrow even
ing, commencing at O'Clock. Strangers and
all are cordially invited.
VIM. Flanagan, crankey hackman, was
fined $40 at the police court yesterday on the
charge of disorderly conduct. The offense
consisted in fussing with some colored gem
men about the payment OF fare.
Clerk Nichols, of the supreme court, desires
the statement made that returns in appeal cases
must be filed on or before Saturday next, the
LIST proximo, in order to get them on the cal
endar for the October term of court.
James Nugent, policeman, was thrown from
an express wagon yesterday afternoon on
Franklin street, near DIR. Stewards residence,
nv the horse shying. He was badly but not
dangerously hurt about the head and chest
The walters of the Merchants hotel are ar
RANGING for their annual ball, to be given at
Pfaifer's hall on the evening of November z.
The boys know how to do the thing 10 the
oueen's taste and large time is anticipated.
The organ recital which was postponed last
week will be given this week on FRIDAY eve
ming, at o'clock. Mr.. Baldwin Will give ms
Guilmant organ programme, and MISS May
Thurston and Mr.. ]. r. Tinkham Will assist.
Peter Minock disgraced himself and the
cause of humanity last Monday, by getting
terribly budged and raising rucllon at the
PoIander,s saloon on East Seventh street. lie
was before the court yesterday and was mulct
$40 or ten days.
Monday evening two boys named thomas
Mccain and Joseph Troy had some words at
the corner of Twelfth and Robert streets, dur.
ing which the former drew knife and cut
Troy in the left arm. A warrant has been
issued for his arrest.
A deadbeat named James Randall, was up
Yesterday, charged by Officer Vogtle with
HANGING around the One Quart saloon, near
Emmert's brewery, and sponglng the SACK
wherewith he became drunk. He was given
thirty minutes to hoof it out OF town.
Peter Mason entertained burning thirst
for travel and last Monday he walked OIL with
a drummer's gripsack, from the waiting room
at the Union depot. Officer Gibbons gathered
him in, and yesterday he was held to answer
to the grand jury and committed In oelaui'
of 500 bail.
The undivided half of the lot on East Third
street, between Robert and Jackson, now oc-
cupied by K. Lion 81 Sen, clothiers, and NC,
Leod's restaurant, will be sold sharp at III
O'Clock a. M, on Saturday, at the hall OF tae
New Market house, at the sale OF the D. Y.
Ramsey estate.
During the ceremonies at Bridge square
Monday youth, named John c. Walker, was
detected by Capt. Clark in the light fingered
operation of picking lady's pocket. The
graceless wretch was waltzed to the tower,
and Yesterday he was before Judge Burr. The
hearing will take place Friday.
A burly colored fellow named John Wilson,
was before hizzoner yesterday charged with
stealing watch from the pocket of gentle
man at Bridge square last Monday. The
watch was not recovered, and the pickpocket
was committed until Friday, by which time
the police may attain some clue to the prop
erty.
About o'clock esterday afternoon some
thoughtless wretch shook the ashes from his
cigar in passing the Masonic arch, and spark
from the torch at once ignited the drapery on
the pedestal. 1t blazed up, and for moment
the beautiful arch was in danger OF destruc-
ton, being saved by the prompt action OF clti-
Zens.
John Corrigan is the cobbler who raised
perdition at the Chippewa house, Monday
night, and afterwards attempted to beat Spe-
cial Officer Welsh. His equally culpable part
ner, who eluded the police, has not yet been
put under arrest, and the case was continued
until the 18th inst, and Corrigan was released
on bail of 800.
A high toned double wedding of the colored
persuasion will take place in Plymouth church,
Twelfth and Cedar streets at 5 O'Clock
this afternoon, the high contracting parties
being Mr.. Addison Drake to Miss Lizzie Tai
bert and Robert Charles Howard to Carrie Il.
Armstrong. After the ceremony reception
will take place from to 9 O'Clock at No. 55S
Cooper street.