Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-21
CITY GLOBULEs.

winds and rising barometer.
CITY aLOBULEs.
Thirty students from Shattuck school
passed through st. Paul yesterday for their
homes to spend the holidays.
Articles of incorporation of the Monte
video Library association were filed with
the secretary Of state yesterday.
The VoLkssietumg has purchased the
Democrat and will consolidate the SUBJ
s.ription list with that of the Volkszetiung.
Judge Brill yesterday filed an order dis
charging the order to show cause in the
matter of the Sixth ward levee assess
ments.
The hotel keepers are to have meeting
at 2:30 this afternoon at the Merchants to
consider how they can circumvent the uni
versal dead beat.
The public school teachers will be paid
at 3 o'clock this afternoon, regular pay day
having been anticipated in consideration
OF the near approach of the holiday season.
fore the Y. NJ. c. A. tonight, on the gen
eral subject Of the Yellowstone park. It
viii be descriptive of what Mr.. Noyes saw
while out there short time ago.
Patrick Nearey's boarding house, Fifth
street near Jackson: was visited by one Of
the light fingered gentry last night, one
boarder losing $15 i'll money, another a
cheap watch, and still another a pro:.:i-
sorry note for 500.
Frank Kelly, GO West Third street, sent
up two hot air balloons between 8 and 8
o'clock last evening. Both bore the legend
Kelly IL large letters, and when let
loose travelled rapidly, passing over Men
dota, after which they were lost to the
vision.
An epidemic of sidewalk cleaning has
seized the people, and all along the princi-
pal streets of st. Paul the shovel and
Ratchet brigades are at work cutting away
at the snow and ice. AS long as this mild
W. ather lasts they have a soft thing on the
SHOW and ice.
Some of the light fingered gentry took
a pane of glass from Henry Haas meat
market Tuesday night, and entering that
establishment on Seventh street, between
Wabashaw and Cedar street, pilfered
therefrom few hams. No trace of the
robbers has been discovered.
large contingent of the cadets of the
Shattuck school, Faribault, were at the
Merchants yesterday, en- route for their re-
spectre homes for the holiday vacation.
Following out the usual custom the lads
put in busy day with billiards and pool,
buying Christmas presents, etc.
On Tuesday night house on Fifth
street, near Jackson, kept as boarding
house, was entered and robbed. From one
room the gentlemen of the moonbeam
took $40, from another SIS, and from an
other S.. They were not at all particular,
but distributed their favors equally.
Professor Manner, with the cathedral
and Seiberts orchestra had very sue
cessfuf rehearsal last evening of Gerrold's
Mass that is to be given at the cathedral
on Christmas day. This is the same mass
that was given last summer and will be
sung on Christmas day for the second
time in st. Paul.
The closing exercises OF the ST. Paul
Business college will take place at tie Col
l9ge hall this evening at $50 O'Clock IN.
exercises will consist of vocal and ins.ru-
mental music, readings and recltations by
the students, and remarks by seyera! Out
siders. All friends of the college are re.
quested to be present
Fire alarm boxes SO, 50, 81 and 81 were
tested shortly after II m. yesterday, and
found to work all right. The three latter
are new boxes, and are located respectively
at Lafayette and Westminster, Hopkins
and Bradley and Third and Commercial.
Box So replaced 25 at Wacouta and Seventh
streets, which is to be put in at Eighth and
jackson street, a new alarm.
The first social evil case before the mu-
nicipal court for some months, was dis
posed of yesterday morning, by imposing
fine of $50 upon Carrie Morrison, which
the madame paid. The other charge
against her, that of the larceny of dress
pattern from Georgia Minnick, former
boarder, was dismissed, the prosecuting
witness not putting in an appearance.
letter from Col. Chas. Hams, mana
ger of the Opera house, written from the
Southern hotel, ST. Louis, the 18th, states
that he had stood his trip that far without
detriment, in fact he thought he was feel
ing better than when he left home-and
that he should leave that day for Fort
Scott, where he expected to stop two days,
and reach Houston, Tex, Sunday, where he
thought he should remain for several DAYS.
There were six larceny cases before Judge
Burr OF the municipal court yesterday, as
follows: Carrie Morrison, theft Of dress
pattern, dismissed; the complaining Wit
ness not appearing. Charles Roesner. An
overcoat; given thirty days. Nels Christi
anson, $40 from room-mate: sixty days.
d. Cronin, overcoat from the Kalmar house,
Rosabei street; continued until :j-lay.
Charles Calendar. watch from :oo,ii-
mate; sixty days. Charles Robertson, horse
blanket; sixty days. NJ. O'Brien, hiding
cutter as joke; dismissed.
County Auditor McCardy yesterday
morning returned to the county treasurer,
the property of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul road, fronting the levee between
Jackson and Sibley streets. This proper
ty consists of five lots numbered 7, 8, 8.
10 and 13 in block 30, st. Paul proper. It
has not been taxed since 1873, period of
five years. The valuation put upon this
property by the auditor is S25O,CoO. It
has not been taxed during these wears for