Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-01
O1rY aLoBULEs.

The city employees will receive their sep-
tember stipends to-day. 9si s
The mayor was engaged yesterday in sign
ing pay orders for the different employees OF
the city. 4
Mayor Davis, of Croskston, returned home
yesterday, greatly dissatisfied with the move
ments of the convention.
Yesterday the county auditor sold delln-
quent property in Reserve and White Bear
townships, on which old taxes were due.
Judge Brill rendered decision yesterday
granting the motion to strike out in the case
of D. E. Fogarty against Thos. r. Wilson.
The horse disease seems to be spreading In
our city. Already many cases are repor ted
| and it looks as If we should all be on foot be-
fore many days.
The heavy showers of Thursday night
cleansed many of our streets, which look as
| if they had been washed and placed in or,er
for some gala occasion.
Thursday night Mike Garrity, section hand
on the railroad between Mendoza and Hastin g,
attempted to shoot his wife and after maltreat-
| ing her he fed from home. 50 elt -
Appeals were filed in the district court yes
terday against the assessment for opening
Minnesota street, and for an alley in block
thirty, Rice and Irvine's addition.
Manager Hainss, of the Opera house. viii
leave to-day for Chicago on business connected
with the theater. AS result Of the trip, OK
ira attractions may soon be looked for.
s. v. Hauft, Esq, yesterday performed the
marriage rites for ]. A. Herrbra and Helen
Nothhelfer. The newly welded pair leave
for Chicago to-day, where they are to reside.
Suit was begun in the district court yester-
day by E. F. Drake and Israel Sheldon against
| Allie Hewitt and others, for q partition Of
property located on the Short Line railroad.
The vicinity of coy hall was made hideous
yesterday afternoon by the howlings OF q
drunken granger, who was arrested for rails
| ing disturbance at the corner OF Ninth and
Oak streets. ~ is'ti q
Adjutant General Van Ceve yesterday for
warled to the pension bureau, Washington,
additional testimony in eighty-four pending
pension cases, and first papers and testimon ny
In seven new cases.
Sheriff Eustice, of Hennepin county, visited
St. Paul yesterday in search of two men
charged with stealing a steer. They were
captured with the assistance of Officer Beer
and returned to Minneapolis. sg
The assembling together of old and familiar
faces indicatas the approach Of county con-
| venton. Would 1t not be well for the people
| to turn out at the primaries and run them In
the interest of law, order and economy.
s.V. Hanft, d. G.. A., and j.. P. Leitner,
Grand Secretary, went to Brainerd yesterday,
| to institute new grove Of Druids at that
place with forty charter members. The
new grove will be named Garfield grove No.
Many persons complain about the lateness
| Of the heur at which the gas lamps are lighted.
| Those on Summit avenue are not lighted until
8 O'Clock. It seems that the hour Is too late
for the convenience of those who are out in
the early evening. rt IS. as.
The necessity which has compelled the re-
duction of the number OF street cars is very
much regretted. Manager Walsh had gotten
the cars to run SO regularly that people on
the outskirts of the city regulated their
watches by their arrival and departure.
Thomas McCourt, of sandy complexion and
seedy attire, was arraigped at the police court
yesterday, on the charge of vagrancy. Chief
Weber stated that he suffered from mind
diseased, and he was sent over for ten days,
with orders to have the case investigated
James Brady and john Corrigan, young
men of superb physical proportions. were up
Yesterday charged with resisting Special Po-
iiceman Welsh. Sunday night they got on
spree, and when the officer undertook to run
them in they resisted. They paid ten trade
shekels each. g..,.. isff d H. H. =
Ohio street, ia Dawson's addition, intne
Sixth ward, suffered by the heavy rain Thurs
day evening, In serious washout. A po'-
ton of the street fully $50 feet long was wash
ed away, including sidewalks and fences. A
force OF men were at work yesterday repairing
the damage. ga
A PLAUSIBLE looking young fellow, dressed
in pepper and salt clothing, and having q
dapper appearance in general, was up yesterday
charged with being a.pickpocket. He was ar
rested at the funeral arch last Monday, and
could not give q reasonable account of him
SELF There being no evidence, he was ordered
to leave the city. -
A meeting of committee OF the state teach
ers' association will be held at the Office Of
the superintendent of public instruction st
the capitol, at 10 o'clock this forenoon, to
consider the question of establishing state
educational journal. The committee consists
of Prof. d. L. Klehle, superintendent of pub
lie instruction, II. w. Slack, of st. Paul and
r. N. Reynolds of Faribault.
In view of the admiration and widespread
attention manifested by the citizens of 81.
Paul and visitors from abroad. the committee
in charge of the Masonic arch at Bridge Square
have decided to repair the ravages Of the re-
cent storm, and with this object in view, the
beautiful columns and span will be embellishet
with flowers. Contributions o. flowers will
be most acceptable, and donations should be
left at the arch to-day, as it Is intended TO have
the memorial appear at its best tomorrow,
Early yesterday morning Detectives Bressett
and O'Connor arrested man named Robert
Graham, charged with the larceny Of $l34 from
| two brothers named James and VIM. McKin-
sew. All three of the parties formerly stopped
at boarding house on Robert, near Sixth
street, and the money was taken from trunk
| in the apartment of the McKinseys. When
arrested Graham had two gold watches on his
person. The case will be taken before tbs
grand jury now in session.
Last midnight Officer Hanft arrested three
men, named VIM. Sommers, Frank Murray
and VIM. Donovan, on suspicion Of robbing q
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