Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-28
CITY GLOBULES.

Nels johnson will answer to hizzoner
to-day on the charge of beating his wife.
The testing of several of the fire alarm
boxes yesterday noon, caused good many
to think there was fire.
Fire alarm boxes 8, 80, 81 and 81 were
tested yesterday noon, and all found to
work right except 8, which will be tested
again to-day.
P. G. Campion budged up on the old
stuff Tuesday night and while in this fix
tried to break into Third street saloon.
For this he was yanked, and the court gave
him ninty long days.
A trunk of dresses, bonnets and other
articles of ladies' apparel, fashioned by
Paris artists, consigned to Noyes Bros. d
Cutler, upon which the duties were $165,
were received at the custom house yes
terday.
The board of immigration held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon to revise and
finally pass upon their report to the legis-
lature. The main features of the report, as
agreed upon, have already appeared in the
report.
The numerous workmen of Kenny Bros
on Christmas day presented each of those
gentlemen with sealskin caps and gloves.
with kindest wishes for the welfare and
prosperity of their generous and enter
prising employers.
The DO ard of directors of the chamber
of commerce held a meeting yesterday
morning, but upon the calling of the roll
it was found no quorum was present, and
%bo Cd od To
the Sth of January.
Chief Weber on yesterday received a
handsome gold badge from the grand Sec
rotary of the order of Druids at Albany.
The badge is the insignia worn by the most
noble grand arch, and bears in fligree
letters of gold the inscription, 9U. A. O..
d.
A seedy wretch named A. Ostlund was
before hizzoner yesterday charged
with cabbaging an overcoat from fellow
countryman. He tried to explain the mat
ter, but the top Ben being in his posses
sion gave the snap away, and he went
over for thirty days.
Judgments by default were entered in
the district court Yesterday as follows. In
the suit of Eichtenaner& lehman against
Flynn & O'Leife for 1858; suit Of the
Lake City bank against VIM. Hickey for
$145.45; suit of Farwell, Osmond & Jack
son against J. w. Cross for $2S1.71.
A young man with Bowery cut to his
clothes, named II. Wilson, was before the
court yesterday, charged with the larceny
of watch and chain and also the larceny
of a suit of clothing, there being two
counts. The case was pretty clear and in
the face of plea of not guilty, he was
held to the grand jury on both charges
and committed.
Charles Hart, convicted at the last term
of the district court of assault with
dangerous weapon, with the intent to do
great bodily harm, was yesterday brought
before the court, and sentenced to one
year and four months in the penitentiary
at Saltwater. Shortly after he was SEN
fenced the sheriff had him started for Still
water where he now is.
When brought before hizzoner yesterday,
John Murray looked haggard and hungry,
hayward famished expression cleaning
IN his eye that was painful to Sc id this
age OF munificent charities. He stole two
axes, (they didn't even have handles,) and
ne was charged with larceny. He said he
took 'em, and he will do the grand act for
lhirty DAYS.
The alarm of fire from Seven corners,
about o'clock yesterday afternoon was ]
caused by the discovery of fire in one of
..nae show windows Of Fischbein Bros. dry |
goods store on Fort near Third street.
What might have been serious blaze was
nipped by the prompt move OF the depart '
meilt. The FIRE was caused from TO name
of lamp which ignited sue dress goods.
The loss is about Gu sluu.
Buck Tierney was arraigned before
Judge Burr yesterday, charged with
assault with a dangerous weapon. Buck
is the gentleman who one fine day the
latter part of last October got on the ram
page with his little razor and attempted
to carve couple of citizens named Tim
O'Donnell and Mike O'Brien. 1t was
clear case of attempted slash and he was
held to the grand jury, the bail being fixed
at $500.
The Christmas festival of Christ's church
will begin at the Athen@um on Thursday
Holy Innocents' Night. There will be
carols by the children, choruses and solos
by unseen voices and representation of
Santa Claus who, having come down a
mammoth chimney, appears in the midst
of the children distributing presents on
every hand. Special pains have been
taken to make this a very interesting and
delightful occasion, and cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
Personal.
Hon Thomas Wilson. sanator-elect is at