Daily globe., 1882-11-07
CITY GLOBULES.

The supreme court will re convene at $3.50
a. IN, Wednesday.
The various Offices at the capitol will be
closed to-day, election day.
The street force was paid S3.846 yester
day, and the sewer force received 1924.
The building for the new truck adjoining
No. engine house is about completed.
The boys of No. 8 steamer are cackling
over the new pavement in front of their
house.
Over 200 foreigners were naruralized by
the deputy clerks of the district court
yesterday.
The committee on claims of the coun-
Gil met yesterday afternoon and audited
large number of claims.
A badly intoxicated woman named Mrs.
Iornis. was arrested on Fort street last
night by Officer Mcmahon.
The streets were full of people last
night, who had more whisky in their
bowels than they could control.
The monthly meeting of the Fireman's
Relief association was held at No. en-
CINE house last night. Routine business
was the order.
A deputy sheriff, from Willmar, arrive
Ill St. Paul from New Ulm, yesterday, with
a horse thief named Robert Peterson, who
was locked Up in the city hall.
IL. Moran, a dirty looking burn, has
been on the down grade cf the turf for
many moons. He was up again yesterday
and received the usual sentence of thirty
days.
There was great shaking of hands about
town yesterday; to-day their will be wag
ging of heads and tomorrow look out for
the slogan. Truly he laughs best who
laughs last.
aayor Rice has given orders to the po-
lice requiring that the law regarding the
sale of liquors on election day be strictly
enforced, and offenders need not expect
any mercy.
Officer Disler, about 10 o'clock last night,
took into the city hall fellow named
Charles FL. Marty, on a charge of exposing
his person. using indecent language on the
streets and disorderly conduct generally.
United States Deputy Marshal Reichow
has gone to the source of the Grand Rap
ids river. He will float down in about a
week if he has good luck. It is believed
he is looking up vlolators of the liquor
law.
On Sunday last a German named Frank
Soebel, while passing up the river bank
near Banholzer's brewery found a dead
horse in the river, attached to wagon. The
rig had evidently been in the water some
time, and how it came there is a mystery.
VIM. Finnegan, freight conductor on
the St. Paul & Manitoba railroad, was ar
raigned at the police court yesterday
charged with stealing a quantity of furs
from bonded car. The case was contin-
ued TO the Sth inst
The case Of the state against L. Roehl,
charged with assault with deadly weapons
ON Collins, was called for hearing before
Judge Burr yesterday. but in the absence
of material witnesses the examination was
continued to the 10th inst. Roehl was re-
leased on bail last evening in the sum of
$4,000.
The larceNy case of the state VS.. H. Ran.
dolph, charged with stealing watch and
clothing from o. G. Miller, the Job printer,
was called in the police court yesterday
morning. Defendant pleaded guilty and
was committed in default of $1,500 bail.
Inclosed in cage at McLeods restau-
rant, on Third street, may be seen that
noble bird and emblem of freedom, the
great American eagle. He was captured
last week in Yellow Medicine county by
Mr.. T. Vaughan, of East Fifth street, and
his wings measure six feet from tip to
tip.
When J. Guion, Jr., was asked by the
court If he had polished off VIM. Hickey, he
replied promptly that he had. There had
been some threats of shooting made by the
prosecuting witness against defendants
father and this led to the row. A fine of
$15 was imposed.
The funeral of the young son of Mr.. VIM.
Bircher will take place from his residence
ing. This makes the second loss by death
of his children from diphtheria within
two weeks and in their heavy affection
tuO OCtCdSCo AoAAis nave VIC mpdtuy
of many friends.
Mr.. G. B. Brunsor, superintendent of
the union depot, has posted notice to the
effect that baggage will not be checked
after five minutes before leaving time.
Storage will be charged as follows: First
twenty -four hours free; second twenty-four
hours, 25 cents each piece; each twenty
four hours additional, 10 ceuts each
piece.
Ernest Schlliing is old enough and SEN
sible enough to give bug JUICE the go by,
but on Sunday night he was run in, almost
on the verge of the tremens. When found
he was lying in the mud, having in his
pocket bottle of tanglefoot, and it took
all of Distler's muscle to land him in the
tower. He paid five bills for the toot yes
terday.
Harvey Hanley and c. Zimmerman are
two manly looking fellows, and are as
much alike as two peas in the proverbial
pod Sunday night they drank deeply of
fire water, and when the vile stuff went to
their heads they became as unmanageable
as Modocs. Officer Simons waltzed them
in, and yesterday they were fined $40 each
OF ten days.
The Scandinavians of this city will hold