Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-17
CITY GLOBULES.

The Judges and clerks &c the recent
election will be paid to-day.
NJ claims against the board of educa-
tioG should be presented to Secretary Don
nelly without DELAY.
The funeral of Hem hudo,p]l Bonneli
will take place at the Church of the GOOD
Shepherd d: $3.50 this afternoon.
The finishing touches are being put On
the Westminster street bridge, and this
substantial and pretty structure will be
completed next week.
TIE committee on schools, of the board
OF 5Eacation, will hold meeting at 1870
o'c' >cz Tomorrow evening to consider the
fra text book question.
City Treasurer Refs will pay to-day the
High school estimates, the water commits
sion bill estimates for work Oh city con-
tracts, amounting to over $4,000.
4 man that was toe drunk to give his
name was robbed of his pocket-book with
considerable money in it, near Meyers sa-
loco, OF, Jackson. between Sixth and Sew
enth streets,
An action was begun in the district
court yesterday by Geo. ". Bell against
Samuel D. Lord to determine the rights Of
ownership to property in Bells second ad-
dition TO the Sixth ward.
There was a good attendance at the Y.
II. G. A. services last evening. Special
gospel reeting and song service this even
ing st s o'clock, conducted by G. N. Pat
terson. All are invited.
Mayor Rice is daily beseiged by men
dicslts, and the needy scarcely ever leave
his presence without being in some way
relieved. Yesterday no less than half
dozen unfortunates were disposed of.
A Fcenchnan named Thiebaut, was ar
rested by Officer Budy yesterday after
noou for raising perdition at Rouieau's sa-
loon or Robert street. The officer had
battle before getting his man to the lock
up.
4 man named Bodie was arrested last
night for stealing & watch from a
stranger, at the st. Paul hotel. The ma
was drunk and Bodie took advantage of
his condition aEG relieved him of his
watch
She second annual state reception of the
brotherhood of Telegraphers will take
place on the 18th of December. A cordial
invitation is extended to all operators in
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Dakota to be
present and participate.
Il the reader will picture an unseaworthy
craft without compass. rudder or sail, he
will have the relative condition of Mrs.
Lundeen, who was arrested yesterday for
n ho iufir old turo
committed for thirty days.
TIE official canvass Of the vote for con-
gressmen will be made Monday the 9th
inst. The canvassing board consists of
the governor, secretary of state, state au-
ditor, attorney general, and one or more
OF the judges of the supreme court.
On Wednesday evening. Aid. J. G. Nc
Carthy Of the Sixth weird was waited upon
at his residence by delegation of friends
who treated him to a genuine surprise
party. The delegation was Hospitality en-
ter5aIned and delightful evening was
passed.
The remains Of John Ray, the cattle
dealor, who was killed in the unfortunate
railroad accident Tuesday night, were
Brought to ST. Paul early yesterday morn
ing and taken in charge by Leigh & Co.
His relatives are expected to-day from
Manitoba.
Hannah Walsh ia old and venerable in
the viss Of drink, and the poor old girl was
up afraid yesterday, and as she appeared
before the court she was a sad parody ON
hsr sex. 1t was the old story of drop
too much, and she was committed for
ninety days.
railroad engineer on the Northern Pa
ci6c line named Sherman Price was ar
raigned in the municipal cosrt yesterday,
charged with attempting to obtain money
upon false pretenses. He tried to cash an
order for $50 belonging to another man,
and he was fined 800 or ninety days in
the cooler.
A committee of three has been appoint
ed from Company G, of the National
Guards to solicit honorary memberships.
The committee consists of Messrs. Charles
c. Fa chlld. F. P. Wright and Theo. Mey-
ers, ala their efforts should meet with the
hearty encouragement they so properly
deserve.
suit was commenced yesterday in the
d,s5-ict cour. by James Flanagan against
tIichael J. Cummings to recover S5,234.2s
damages. The complaint alleges that the
defendant assaulted and beat the plaintiff.
an5 tlius injured him go that he was inca
pac5ateu to attend to his business. For
this reason he asks the above aamages.
Tue old folks concert at the Jackson
Street H. Z. church last night drew on: a
large ard appreciative audieu0e, the nov
city of the affair and the high character of