Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-04
CITY GLOBULEs.

The school teachers will be paid their
October stipends to-day.
Chief Strong yesterday distributed 1000
feet OF new hose to steamers Nos. 1, 2, 3
and 4.
The fire department disbursed $3.50 yes
terday for the team and horse recently pur
chased.
TIE Swedish Evangelical Lutheran con-
gregation, of Priortown, Big Stone county,
filed articles of incorporation with the
secretary of state yesterday.
IL the month of November, 1881, there
were nine alarms and six fires. Up to last
night this month there were four fires,
with twenty five days yet to hear from.
The city treasurer received from New
York yesterday Cancelled coupons of the
board of education bonds, to the amount
of $40, and coupons on city bonds
amounting to $4:S52.5O.
A decision was rendered by Judge Wilkin
yesterday, overruling the demurrer to the
complaint in the case of Chas. B. Rouss VS..
Samuel Rosenbaum. Defendant is al
lowed twenty days to answer.
Rosina J. Kellett has begun suit in the
district court against John B. Sanborn to
recover $3.50. The money is alleged to
be due from the settlement Of a claim in
the state railroad bond adjustment cases.
The s:Anoka Sash and Door company
fled articles of incorporation with the sec
Rotary of state yesterday. The principal
place of business of the corporation is to
be at tnoka, and the capital stock is
$4,000.
President Oppenheim, of the board of
education, on yesterday announced the
committee on legislation for the ensuing
year, as follows: j. G. Donnelly, chair
man; Geo. A. Hamilton, A. B. Wilgus, the
president and attorney of the board, max
ing five members in all,
y memorial service has been arranged
by the Odd Fellows of st. Paul. in honor
OF the memory of their lately deceased
brother, Edward Rotert. The service will
take place this eveing,at Odd Fellows hall,
upon which occasion an address will be de-
hvered by DR.. Griswold.
The meeting announced to be held at
the Opera house under the auspices of the
Women's Christian Temperance union on
Sunday afternoon, will not take place.
Mrs. Mason, who was to speak, has been
called East by telegram announcing the
serious illness of her sister.
Articles of Incorporation of the Young
Mems Christian association of Duluth,
were filed with the secretary of state yes
to-day. The first officers of the associa-
ton are: James Seville. president; w. G..
Peck, vice president; G. W. Kimberly,
secretary; Robert G. Ray, treasurer.
Two star gazers named Chas. Luckard
and N. Gillesen were before hizzoner yes
terday charged with lushing on the ele-
giant old tanglefOot. He saw stars in more
senses than one, and when the dandy cop
per gathered them in they imagined that
they had been struck by swarm of com
ess. They went to the quay for five days.
Thursday night young man named J..
O'Reegan turned in at the American house
with three or four other dodgers, and dur
ing Inc night ne claims TO have been
''touched'' to the tune of $50. The report
was circulated yesterday that he had no
bundle on turning in, and that he made
the howl for the purpose of raising q
stake.
The district court has just granted Sarah
Hustled divorce from her husband, Will
lam Hustled, on the ground of adultery,
committed by the husband on repeated
occasions, and on account of cruelty, abu-
sIye treatment, general neglect, failure
to provide suitable home for her. Be-
sides being granted a divorce she is
authorized to resume her maiden name of
Sadie Benson.
N. Hansen believes that wine is a mock
er SO be takes such vintage as may be
found concealed in the depths of a dis
carded peer keg. He laid him down to
snooze in barn near Seven corners
Thursday night, and his peaceful slumbe,s
were broken by the rude entrance of a
policeman. He was before the court yes
terday for vagrancy, and he will do the
grand act for thirty days, providing he
don't make up his mind to walk around
the block.
The case of the state against G. w. Fish,
charged with the larceny of goods from
the store of Eagan, the clothier, was called
for hearing in the police court yesterday
morning. It will be remembered that
- -N-' "N-' ~ Ss'-S< Z wen lSO, AO AdS1uR
carried on quite an extensive business in
the way Of stealing, his racket being to
carry oil the goods and pawn them. He
waived examination, and was committed
in default Of $1,000 bail.
Some inancier once remarked that bad
penny IS sure 20 turn up, and it; is pretty
much the same way with men. Yankee
Sullivan is one OF the counterfsits of ma
ture with Just enough alloy IN his compo-
sition to not pass current for the genuine
and with pet1y vices sufficient to always
get him into trouble. He came to the city
Monday and started in by cabbaging a
cadey of PEPPER Heidsick" tobacco from
the store of PHI. Kelly & Co. He was
waltzed to the towr and yesterday hiz-
zoner inquired what he had to say. He
replied that ne really had but slight re-
collection of what had taken place, and in
order that be may refresh his memory he
was awarded sixty days in the cooler.
As will be seen by their advertisement,
the united cigarmakers of Grunhagen and
Frey's Minnesota Star factory, intend to
celebrate their first annual ball at the
Athenaum this eTening. The committee
has been busiiy engaged for some time
past in arranging the preiim;naries. and
are determined To treat their friends and