Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-04
CITY GLOBULES.

A. Brown, the fellow who attempted to par
alizesOtficer Cunnif, was before the court yes
terday and the fresco cost him $50.
The adiutant general yesterday received
from the printer a full set of books for the
militia companies of the state, company rolls,
rosters, etc, etc.
Charles Gesler, the old minstrel of hand
organ and trained dog fame, was before hiz'
zoner Yesterday charged with caressing his
roommate with club, He was fined $40.
Something of a scare was created on West
Sixth street near st Peter, about O'Clock yes
terdav afternoon by blazing chimney. The
apparatus OF No. turned out but no damage
was done.
In the report of the trial of the railroad
conductors in the GLOBE of yesterday,
through some slip or inadventure, the fact oil
Mr.. Browns discharge was omitted, mention
of which is now made as a matter OF justice.
Commissions were issued yesterday by the
governor and adjutant general to VIM. b.
Beud and Joseph Bobliter, as majors, the
former as commanding officer OF the First
battalion, and the latter OF the Second bat
talon.
James Healy was up yesterday on the chargs
of disorderly conduct. He attacked old Mrs,
Kimball with knife and would have done
harm had not he been hit over the head with a
hammer, He will do the grand act for thirty
days.
Frank and Mrs. Kelly were before Judge
Burr yesterday, charged with assaulting the
Young man who was arrested at their instance
a few days since, for refusing to pay for
meal and creating disturbance. The hearing
will take place to-day.
Yesterday afternoon Officers DcCorsey ant
Babe discovered four tough looking custom
ers in the rear of Anderson's carpet store OF
Third street, where they were indulging In {
drunken orge. They had bottle OF bue
juice, and all four were locked up.
Wednesday afternoon the residence of JohI
Hilger, in the rear of Bradley's shoe store OF
East Seventh street, was robbed of two pairs
OF pants, q brown dress coat, vest, ligh
gray overcoat, satchel and two undershirts
The suspected party is known by the police.
Two tramps, named Frank Ryan and join
Thompson, were before the court charged
with drunkenness and disorderly conduct
When arrested they had quantity of sausage
and COW heel beefsteak, which they were try
ing to peddle. IL was SHOWN lnaC tney HAT
buildozed several ladies for refusing to pur
chase the trutk, and they went up for tel
days.
Manager Van Winkel, of the United State
electric light company, is engaged in putting
in apparatus for the illumination of the Uniol
depot, which will be lit up in brilliant styl
next week. Ten lights will be used through
out the entire building, and it is expected Il
blaze as the MONDAY sun. Arrangements art
also being made to light up the Boston cloth
ing house.
Y. NJ. c. A, No. $50 Wabashaw street.
Normal class lecture to-day, at 4:30 p. m, b.
Rev D. r. Breed. Young mems meeting thi
evening at s O'Clock. Sabbath services a
follows: Devotional meeting at $50 a. m
Young mems bible class at $50 D. M, led b,
Mr. A. Nash Gospel meeting and song servic
at 4:30 p. M, conducted by Mr. A. E. Clark
assisted by the choir. All are invited to thes
meetings.
In yesterdays GLOBE the statement of
young man named Alexander hurry was give
to the effect that he had been thrown from
train on the Duluth road near White Bea
lake, while the train was in motion. Yester
day brakeman named Buckley swore Ont
warrant Murry's arrest on the charge of as
sault. Buckly states that he refused to pa,
fare when the train was stopped and he wa
put off He retaliated by pelting them wit
rocks