Daily globe., 1882-01-30
CITY GLOBULES

A regular meeting Of the board OF education
will be held tomorrow evening
The two story frame house, lot and furnl-
tpre. situated at No 1876 Walnut street, was
sold at auction by A. H. Nicolay, the auction
eer, last Saturday, for $S,025.
An old timer named Hill was found on
Sixth street by Detective O'Connor paraiyzea
with whisky, 1t took the muscular exertion
of three men to land him in the cooler.
A bostler at the st. Paul house got on his
high horse yesterday, and filling hlmscli Win
tanelefoot there was the mischief to pay. DC
was yanked to the tower by omcer lnoma''
After an all night siege the jury in the
case of the State against Ole Benson came INTO
eourt at noon Yesterday and announced their
inability to agree upon a verdict, whereupon
they were discharged. They stood nine 10
three for acquital.
The Adams express company are out IN
card Offering a reward for the apprehension OF
Henry Clay Warmoth, who abseonded from
Brandenburg, Ky. He is 40 years old, mas
blue ewes and curly hair, and moustache ana
beard tinged with gray.
On the 25th inst. the store OF Camp, morrill,
& Camp, jackson, Mich, was robbed OF SlS,-
OOOworth of silks and dress goods. They Of
fer a reward of 81 200 for the recovery OF the
goods and q reward of 5000 for information
concerning the thieves.
Timothy Murphy became intoxicated yes,
terday and was locked up. In the cell he
stole the fun cap of another prisoner and made
himself generally dsliked by his orgies. Ihe
result was that he had to be sat upon before
he would behave himself.
The semi-monthly meeting of the Catholic
TEMPERANCE society will be held at Pfeiffer's
hall at 7:sO o'clock this evening. The meeting
will be addressed by Bishop Ireland and Rev.
Father McGolrick, of Minneapolis, and the
exercises will be very interesting
The bloated bondholder who was arrested
Saturday night for drunkenness and had the
snm of Ss1 600 in bonds on his person, was
released on bail yesterday morning. He pro-
c4eded to bulge up again and was arrested by
Officer DeCorsey few hours afterwards on
the same charge.
information is desired by the police of the
whereabouts of one VIM. Murnin, who is
charged with assault with intent to klii' ana
who skipped out from Bloomington, Illinois.
He is five feet five, heavy set, "a Years OF age,
blonde, with light mustache. Areward VIII
be paid for his apprehension
Yesterday afternoon a couple of festive
Swedes hired healthy charger at Hopes
stable and started out for spin over the snow.
The horse felt his oats, and owing to numer-
Gus good bowls of sack they felt good them
selves. They drove at break neck rate OF
speed down Third street, and to prevent mis-
chief Officer Murphy run them in
A little girl, while at the Fort-street chapel
Sabbath school yesterday, stood too near the
stove, and her dress caught fire. AS soon as
she discovered it she started in her fright and
ran down the aisle, when a gentleman, hap
neninr TO have his Overcoat on his arm, threw
il around Ter, and rolling her in the overcoat
on the floor put the fire out, thus probably
saving the child's life, aud that too without
her being much injured.
Saturday evening there arrived in st. Paul
party of prominent gentlemen from the bor-
der city of Winnipeg, and as was quite natur-
al they proceeded to see the wonderful sights
of the town During the evening one Of the
party named James Kenney entrusted an ac-
uuantfuce with the sum of $500 for safe
Keeping until morning. Yesterday the friend
failed to show up. and MIR. Kenney was very
uneasy as to what disL Losition has been made
Of his lucre.
The event of this week in amusement circles
will be the appearance in this city OF Il. B.
Mahn's comic opera company, which makes
it's bow to the amusement patrons of st. Paul
next Thursday evening in Won Suppe's latest
and brilliant composition, "Boceaccio." On
Friday evening the brilliant opera of "Donna
Juanita," by the same eminent composer,
will be presented, and on Saturdar evening the
company will appear in the great musical ex-
travaganza of "Patience" 1t will prove an
artistic and successful season.
Last Saturday week ago poor wreck OF
humanity named Ed. Morrison, was commit
led to the county Jail on the charge of vag-
rancy. His appearance was that oil SICK
man, and since his confinement he has been
failing rapidly, his symptoms indicating the
ravages of consumption. The middle of last
week the county physician was summoned,
and an effort made to get him in the hospital,
but owing to the beautifully humane and un-
civilized character of the law, this was deemed
impracticable. Meantime the condition CT
the poor wretch has grown worse, and last
night he was evidently on the verge OF disso-
luton. Whether or not his having been dis
eased and poverty stricken will preclude him
from charitable hearing at the higher tri-
bunal is question.
The condition OF the cells at the city hall
last night may be only compared to the ex-
pansive capacity of the street car where there
is supposed to be always room for one more.
There are three available cells, calculated on
stretch to accommodate six prisoners at the
outside, and yet on last evening the hall con-
tained ten prisoners and fifteen tramps. The
latter were packed sardine fashion, on layers.
Seriously, to crowd men into a space like this,
even though they be offenders and tramps, is
an outrage on the vaunted philanthropy and
charity OF the age. Alongside of the disgust
ing spectacle presented last night the black
hole of Calcutta would be elyslan, while the
hot fetid and sickening order that assailed the
nostrlls would have made the aroma from the
witches cauldron assEweet as dew by compare
son.