Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-14
CITY GLOBULES.

Geo. Illingworth, the shoe thief, was
given thirty days in the Hotel de Richter
by Judge Burr yesterday morning.
Taom as Kelly, for lifting another mans
overco at at the Western hotel Tuesday
evenin g'was sent up for thirty days by
Judge Burr yesterday.
Chas. Sanders, arrested for beating his
wife when under the influence of the ar
dent was let off by Judge Burr yesterday
upon his giving bonds in $500 to keep the
peace.
Judge Burr, of the municipal court, had
q lively session yesterday morning, pass
ing upon g total Of fifteen cases, consist
ing of disorderlies, petty larcenies and
common DRINKS.
Messrs Dyer & Howard yesterday paid
duty Oh q thousand dollars worth of music
boxes imported direct from the manufac-
tory Il Switzerland. There were about It's
instruments in the lot.
The committee on legislation Of the
boa.d of education viii hold a meeting
Friday evening, to consider subjects
uPol- which legislation shall be asked at
the approaching session.
Silt was commenced in the district
court yesterday, by Butler & Nin;nger, CO
partners, against c. NJ. Dittmar, to re2ay-
er O.. promissory note for &3.OO0, &i;l
Interest at 10 per cent. from Dec ., 1852
& little boy, about fourteen years OF axe
named Michael Mccarthy, appeared at The
city hall yesterday, and reported that he
had been bitten by dog belonging TO one
Of the drivers of the United States Express
company.
Thomas S. Eaton was yesterday admit
ted to practice in the courts of this state.
by the supreme court upon certificate of
the supreme court of Massachusetts. Mr.,
Eaton was lately from Boston, and is To-
cate ] in St. Paul.
At 2:15 p. m. a still alarm as sent into
steamer No. 4, from sos st. Paul street, the
residence of Mrs. Julia B. Cakes, where
flames had communicated to window cur
tains from stove pipe. The flames were
quickly extioguished with the result of
slight loss.
The remains of Nelse Swanson, killed
Monday by the caving in of bank, corner
of Fourth and Wacouta streets, were inter-
red yesterday in the Swede cemetery by
Messrs. Mccarthy & Donnelly, country
Ihen VI deceased having subscribed the ne
cessary funds for such interment.
Scarcely a day passes that Chief Of Police
Weber does not have applications made to
him for positions on the police force. Yes
terday three men who had just arrived in
town put in their request and were duly
i.fl No I-~f
number $4,000, and still they come.
The Big 4" organization gave their Sec
ond and closing performance at the Opera
hoase last evening, to another moderate
sizea audience. The bill was the same as
On the first evening, except that the ''Bg
A. produced their new speciality, s'Barn-
yard Frolics"-a hodge-podge of absurdi-
ties, noise and acrobatic situations, of
which Messrs. Smith, Waldron, Cronin and
Martin, the Big ~ make the most of.
Frank Anderson made himself too nan,-
erous in front of the Swede church, corner
of Saltwater and Woodward streets at the
close of the forenoon service Sunday last.
Reasoned with by special policeman
present, he talked back, and was finally ar
rested but broke away and escaped. Yes
terday he was brought into the municipal
court upon a warrant, but secured con-
FINANCE Of the hearing until the Both
inst.
Gov. Hubbard accompanied D. W. Inger-
soil, Esq, president of the board of man
ayers of the State Reform school, out to
that institution yesterday to inspect the
new engine house and boilers to replace
those destroyed by the fire in July last.
Gov. Hubbard reports the new house very
substantially built, with fire. proof division
walls and floors, and the new machine put
III first-class and of much greater capacity,
and at the same time more economical in
fuel than that destroyed.
John Graf, horse dealer, upper Third
street, and Casper Oehrlin, living in the
same locality, both bought the same horse
Tuesday, the former doing business with
the wife and the latter with the hus-
band. The husband delivered the animal
to Oehrlin, vino, after getting possession
dropped into saloon to treat his bargain.
hitching the horse outside. While Oehrlin
was imbibing Graft came along and Stied
the horse loose" For this Oehlin had Graft
arrested on the charge of disorderly. Judge
Burr, after hearing the stories yesterday
morning, let Graf off on his giving bond
in $500 to keep the peace.
T. 2. Gallagher, j. Mclaughlin and
Thomas Dayen are Minneapolis bioods,
who hired double team and sleigh Of
George W. Trunbull, livery man of that
fifty, for three hours Tuesday. Not return
ing at the appointed hour TrumbulI fol-
lowed them to this city, where he found
the trio and had them arrested Oh the
charge of diserderly, the hearing upon
which was postponed until to- day. Trum-
bl Il followed up the above criminal pro-
ceeding by commencing garnishee pro-
ceedings against Chief Weber for $500
taken from the prisoners, to compensate
for cruel treatment of the horses. claiming
that the team was cruelty driyen. All in
all it promises to be dear ride for the
b'hoys from Minneapolis.
Two Men Shot.
Information was received In st. Paul
yesterday to the effect that two men were
killed at Graceville on the 18th inst The
facts that have come out are very few, and
GIN. ,,ly, &boco IN bo dow %Lo-.