Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-19
CITY GLOBULEs.

Yesterday was the 5lst actual session day OF
the great Impeachment trial.
The public schools OF this city close Friday
next for one week. It is the usual spring va.
cation,
State Treasurer Kittleson received orders
yesterday, for wolf bounties amounting to
S73, from Pine county.
Sheriff Merit, of Crow Wing county, passed
through this city yesterday with four prisoners,
en- route for saltwater.
Barbara Renolds, defendant of old Hamm,
is again in trouble. This time for keeping a
disorderly house. Judge Burr viii look into
the matter and Barbara will probably do time,
The North Branch String Band will give a
ball at Aamory Hall, corner OF Jackson and
Seventh streets, Wednesday evening next,
March %. Tickets one dollar, to be had at
the door:
Officer Murphy found crank yesterday af
ternoon and gave him the lift for the hall
where he will remain pntil Monday morning,
when Judge Burr will show him cheap
boarding house.
Officer Lynch brought a man 10 the tower
Yesterday afternoon filled with elegant booze
and covered with st. Pauls celebrated street
mud When arrested he was giving swim
ing lessons in the mud, much to the delight
of crowd of urchins.
The Rice street hoodlums were before Judge
Burr yesterday afternoon, on trial for disor-
DERBY conduct. There were thirteen Of them,
but the evidence for the prosecution was not
sufficient to warrant the jury hndlng them
guilty. They were discharged.
The sewing machines at Auerbach, Finch &
Van Slyck's, some two hundred in number,
and those at Burbank 81 Csmpb.l's, who run
between eighty and one hundred, will be
started to-mo ROW morning. The machines
in both houses will be run by steam.
The time ball has once more been suspend
ed-from action; 1t has failed to drop to the
'atisfaction of those in charge, and it has
been suppressed to make the necessary M
provements, so as when once more placed in
position the correct drop will be had, with out
the slightest deviation.
Two tramps who sought shelter in the city
hall last night became involved in quarrel
as to the nearest route between here and New
Jersey. Words came to blows and would have
probably ended in black eyes and bloody noses
had not Night Waterman Bremen interfered
and locked them up in separate cells.
Officer Brosseau arrested Swede for insult
ing ladies on Jackson street yesterday after
noon. He was standing On the corner of
Jackson and Fourth and not one escaped the
insults that were slung out by him. The
officer first ordered him to move on, where
Upon he turned to abusing the officer, who
arrested him.
In answer to the inquiry of Capt. Reed,
warden of the penitentiary, as to proper
construction of the law allowing the remains
of deceased convicts to be devoted to medical
and surgical purposes in certain cases, attor-
ney- general Hahn has answered that the law
does not contemplate giving such bodies to
physicians generally, but only professors,
physicians aud teachers connected with medi-
cal schools.
Articles of incorporation of the "New Ulm
Maennerchor," and the Lake Pleasant Polk
county, Farmers Club" were filed with the
Secretary OF State yesterday. The object of
this latter organization, as set forth in its
articles, is for the promotion of correct and
advanced ideas in agriculture, mutual protec-
tion, improvement, and the dissemination OF
useful knowledge and information, with such
other lawful objects and purposes as said club
from time to time may deem expedent.
John German, while engaged in wood cut
ting about forty miles from Pine City, met
with an accident Friday, though not serious,
will result in the loss of one leg. He was
cutting down a tree, which fell sooner than
he expected and in its fall Landed across his
rightleg, breaking it below the knee. He
was brought to st. Joseph's hospital, this
city, where the operation was successfully
performed by Drs. Mcdonald & Senkler, and
at last accounts the patient was doing nicely.