Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-19
CITY GLOBULES.

CITY GLOBULEs.
A fellow who gave the name Of McMan-
Us was srlested for stealing an overcoat
from the Minnesota Home.
Information of insanity was fled yester-
day against VIM. Faulk. He was partially
examined and the case was continued.
In referring to a larceny case yesterday
the GLOBE inadvertently mentioned the
st. Paul house as the place where the rob-
berry took place. This was wco.i =; i. should
have read the St. Paul hotel. r
The plat commission met yesterday and
approved the plat OF Chambers addition
to st. Paul, located on University avenue,
and the plat of Dawson's Encouragement
of block 80, L. Dayton's addition.
Mayor Rice received half dozen COM
PIX ints yesterday, regarding the blockade
with hay and wood wagons in the vicinity
of Fifth and Cedar streets. He directed
the police to keep the streets open and
clear.
E. Walther was arraigned before Judge
Burr yesterday charged with embezz ing
the sum of $S5 from the Volks=ietung.
He waived examination ana was held to
the grand jury and committed in default
of $500 bail
The officers of st. Luke's hospital will
be happy to see their friends on Tuesday
afternoon. the 2lst, and to receive from
them such additions to the hospital sup
plies as their knowledge of its necessities
and their interest in its welfare may sug-
gest.
A couple Of seedy and tough looking
buffers named James Cullen and James
Carron were up yesterday charged with
vagrancy. They were given a tie pass out
of town and when last seen were doing the
grand skip the burg act il the direction
of the city limits.
A. G. Anderson, boarder at the st.
Paul hotel. got into row night before
last about the removal OF some baggage.
Somebody says that he drew a knife, but
this is not credited. At any rate he was
run in and the hearing has been set for tie
Doth inst.
1t was reported at police headquarte
yesterday that typhoid fever patieit
named Peterson, residing at No. 375 East
Seventh street, had risen from his sick bed
and left the house early yesterday morn
ing. The friends of the sick man are
greatly concerned about his welfare and
the police are on the look out for the
walking pestilence.
Late Friday night, in the vicinity of the
Eagle street castles, was heard the strange
shrill bark of the revolver. Surprising
aomething awful had taken place guar
dian of the peace rushed down and found
that the playful weapon had been fred by
a snoozer named J. Comfy. He was
waltzed before the court yesterday, fined
So. the weapon contiscated, and he gave
$50 bonds not to do SO any more.
The committee on fire department of the
council met yesterday afternoon and
agreed to report resolution at the next
meeting of the council, authorizing the
organization of new company of eleven
men to man and equip the new Hayes
hook and ladder truck. Permits were also
recommen led for the construction of sew
eral small buildings within the fire limits,
providing there are no objections.
Mrs Murray, widow of the late William
J. Murray, an account of whose lamented
GLOBE, desires to return her sincere thanks
for the many marks of kindness shown to
herself and family upon the occasion of
their recent heavy bereavement. The high
esteem in which her husband was uniyer-
sally held was shown by one of the most
imposing funerals that has ever taken
place in st. Paul
Il ancient reports are to be accreiite q
Henry Bresiand is but the ninth part of a
man. or that faction of being which an
inscrutab.e Providence puts into the COM
position of a tailor. What time ke does
not stradd!e the melancholy goose is de-
voted to the mellow rites of Bacchus. Yes
terday he was before hizzoner on COM
plant of one Goodman, who charged him
with embezzling his coat. It seems that
the 'clodings' were left with the tailor to
repair and that when the owner came after
them Bresland threatened to stab him with
a pair of shears. The case was continued
to the Goth.
The last will and testament of the late
VIM. A. Judd, was fled in the probate
court Yesterday afternoon. After defray-
ing the funeral expenses and all just
debts the will provides that the sum of
$1,000 shall be paid to the wife of the de
ceased. Alice NJ Judd. OF the remainder
Of the estate one-third is to go to Mrs.
Judd, one-third to the daughter of de
ceased, Mrs. Eta Tracy, of Philadelphia,
and the remainder to Geo. M. Mitchell, of
Milwaukee, to be kept in trust for Lulu
Judd, the daughter of the deceased, the
same to be paid to her when she shall
have attained the age of eighteen years
KIP Cullen and Alice Judd are appointed
the executors.