Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-30
CITY GLOEULES,

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CITY GLOBULEs.
No session of the MUM cipal court this
afternoon.
The banks and public Offices Will all be
closed to-day.
Tie public schools closed last night end
VIII opea again Monday.
Tie committee on streets of the council
vii! meet at 1870 o'clock Friday evening.
Tie pos;ottice will be oren to day
from . 10 % Z. H., tie salae Is "a Sun
day.
State Auditor Braden ought to have a
happy Thanksgiving. He moved yester-
day.
4 warrant was issued yesterday for the
arrest of wife beaten named Chas. Rem
slow.
railroad war having become monot-
onous, hostilities will be resumed TO-DAY
on turkey.
Sergeant Walsh returned yesterday from
a flying trip to Chicago, having had an i'm
mensa time.
Lrcien Gale. coiored barber. was run
in during the night for disorderly conduct
a.: Wabashaw street.
A Swece named Henry Oleson was ar
rested last night charged with cabbaging a
pair OF pants from Ole Jenson.
The tax books will be turned over to
the county treasurer tomorrow, when the
assessments Of 1882 will be payable
Martin Feist has commenced an action
for divorce from his wife. Bernadira Feist
Oh the grounds of incontiuence and gen.
eral cussedness.
Wig. Leip, Of White Bear fame, with a
Mr.. Giberton, a brother-in-law, have be-
come proprietors of the International no.
tel, this city.
Now then, give thanks; it may be lit
tie rough on the turkey or other fellow.
but give thanks; by all means; yes, give
thai ks, anyhow.
Complaints have been made against
VIA. PIeiss and D. Burke, charged with
violating the hack ordinance. The case
will come mp Dec. 1.
Geo. Mitsch, Esq, has commenced ex-
cavating for the block be is to build uext
season at the intersection of Seventh. st.
Peter, Market and Washington streets.
II. Myers, charged with converting due
bills belonging to Henry Warfeld, plead
ed guilty to simple larceny yesterday and
was sentenced to ninety days in the bas-
tile.
At he last meeting of the Minnesota
Masonic Relief association, 1. H. Woolsey
Esq, was elected a director to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the death of John II.
Reaney.
Mayor Rice on yesterday received re-
monstrance from a large number of prom
inent citizens against the erection of a
saloon building on lot 80, block No. 9,
Holcombe's addition.
Mr.. 0. G. Miller, the book and Job
printer on Third street,mourns the loss of
horse and cutter. He left it on Jackson
street between 10 and II last night and
some thief borrowed it.
A5jutant General Hawley went to Wi
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battalion Minnesota National Guards,
the organization having served the three
years Of its enlistment.
S. A. Foster and VIM. Stanley engaged
a fight Sunday night in St. Peter street
saloon, and they were both yanked to the
tower. Yesterday Foster paid $40 and
Stanley went up for ten days.
An, ~, D,rr.,J 6.
ture factory on the East side had his upper
lip badly lacerated by sharp tool yester-
day, and ne was taken p the Ames hos pita;.
where the wound was sewed up.
Ttsere'wi.i be 4 special praise meeting
held at TIE 7. n. c. A. rooms this evening
a. O'Clock. Everybody is invited. The
reading ROOM we'll supplied with books
and papers, will be open to-day. Call
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A booty individual named A. O. Algren
was before the court yesterday charged
with causing disturbance in a Seventh
street saloon. Detective Bresset testified
to the rumpus and defendant was fined
$40
The monthly meeting of the board OF
managers OF the Christian home, will be
held at the home, corner of Saltwater and
Olmsted streets, tomorrow friday after.
noon, at 2:3O o'clock. A full attendance is
desired.
The police authorities of st. Cloud have
issued circular offering reward of 500
each for the arrest of John Meyers, John
Smith and John Gaspard, the supposed
murderers of Phillip Richter, who was
slain on the 23d inst.
4 deed was filed yesterday by Thomas
3. Campbell conveying to d. G. Shepard
the west half of lot 4. block 3, Hopkins
addition, for $4,000. This is the
twenty five feet next east of Mr.. Shepard's
new block on lower Third street.
John Mantz has commenced an action
in the district court against the Chicago.