Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-02
CITY GLOBULES.


Electric light poles have been set up in
Rice park, and the trees will no longer be
used to hang the lights on.
Collector Of Customs Richards reports
the receipts from duties during October as
$3.352.63, and miscellaneous receipts
$175.60.
YM. G. A., 500 Wabasha street. Lee
ture byRev. r. F. McLaren this evening at
o'clock. Subject, Napoleon Bonaparte.
Al! are specially invited.
Charles Sequist swore out warrant yes
terday for the arrest of Chris johnson on
the charge of keeping a disorde-ly house
at No. 342 Minnesota street.
DR.. Davenport reports the condition of
Cariberg. the young man who fell from
the new armory Building on Tuesday, as
more critical than at first supposed.
Lieut.. Webb, of Fort Mead, arrived in
the city Tuesday evening en- route for
Fort Smelling, having in charge two pris-
oners arrested on the charge Of desertion.
The blue-coated guardians and fire lac
dies were made happy yesterday Or re-
ceipt of thei~ October ducats. The
amount discussed to city employees was
$4,000.
DR.. Stewart yesterday reported the man
Collins, shot in the Saturday night melee,
University avenue, Mack;o;2 street, rest
ing quietly, and that no unfavorable symp-
toms had yet developed.
The electric light went out for a few
minutes last night and left the workmen
on the building OF lower Third street all in
the dark and it was dangerous to move
around. The light came up again and all
was right.
i young man named Thos. Richmond
was arrested yesterday on the charge of
disposing Of mortgaged property. It was
shown that he was ignorant of the mort
gage when the goods were sold and the
case was dismissed.
Judge Nelson left last night for Des
Moines, Ia, and the United States circuit
court has adjourned until the 18th inst. He
viii be one OF the judges to try the famous
drive well cases and Clerk Mann has for
warded about a ton of documents to be
used in the trial.
Policeman Madden has been suspended,
or discharged: and another man is re-
ported to have been appointed in his place.
The police are very quiet about thu mat
ter. and have not made public the name
OF the appointee. 1t is reported that Mad
den positively refused to obey an order of
the chief.
man who came up with lot OF horses
yesterday, fel, from one of the horses as
they came up the ievee, and one Of them
tramped over him. 1t was expect
Ell hy those who saw the accident that he
would be killed. and ali were grat;fed to
see him get up as lively as a cricket; and
uninj ured.
y young fellow named Cor1ictz did a
good thing last night. The horse attached
to the hose cart o. No. engine started at
d Fast rate Of speed to the fire without a
driver. Corrick jumped on the rear Of
the cart and climbing over tie hose, took
the lines and drove to the fire.
Judge Simons was engaged yeste. day in
trying the case Of Amelia Gebhardt, in
which action was brought for divorce on
the grounds OF cruelty. The complaint
alleges a number Of hard things, and
among others it was the custom of defend
ant to turn his better half OFT of doors
anj make her sleep in the barn.
John Demprey is lover Of the weed, land
being out of change On Monday night, he
made a raid on the cigar case at Refs sa-
loon, on Fourth street. He also tapped
the till for what small change it contained.
He came to grief at the hands of the po-
lice and was up before the court yesterday.
He was retired for ninety days.
Fl. W. Bennett, the young man who was
arrested few days since in Chicago on
the charge OF embezzling the mail of his
employers at Minneapolis, was brought to
ST. Paul yesterday in charge of an officer
and turned over to United States Marshal
Denny. He was committed to await the
action of The grand jury, having been
bound over IL Chicago in the sum of
50 900.
The Historical society has received a fine
copy of Kendalis History of the Mexican
Wa. i folio volume published ia 1850, con-
taini1g splendid plates OF all the battles.
These engrayings were executed in Paris
at great expense. The whole work is
superb. 1t is now very scarce book, and
the librarian states that he has been on
the lookout for copy for sixteen years
without hearing OF one for sale until last
week.
Saint Paul Lodge 70. 9, LO.O.F., is max
ing preparations for socia! reunion of
all its members and their families on
Thanksgiving eve. The lodge has Increased
rapidly Of late, and now numbers 200 mem
bers. It is the Intention to. get them all
together at once, if possible, and enable
them to become acquainted with each
other. Speeches, music, collation., etc.,
is part of the programme.
At this season of the year the impecuni-
GUS tramp steals march ON the free lunch
counter. whore steams savory sausage and
Teutonic cold slaugh,and great is his grief
when the per mbulating beer keg in a
white tucker orders him to cheese the
racket and take walk. Adam Jones.
which is good name for a tramp, was
laying for this kind OF a snap on Tuesday,
the result being that he got run in.- Yes
terday he was before Judge BUR-, who gave
him an hour to skip out OF town.
Three Of the boys named j. Tooley. j.
Quinn and j. McDermott INDUCED in a
lark Tuesday night, and during discus
sion Quinn SOupnt to ,nolIifv the rnnh hy