Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-08
CITY aLOBULEs
The big bell is rapidly being gotten int
placs in the Market house tower.


The big bell is rapidly being gotten into
place in the Market house tower.
W. b. Smith, the prisoner in the county jail
on whom a surgical operation was performed
last Monday, will be removed to the hospital
to-day.
Fred. Althern pleaded guilty in the munich.
pal court yesterday to quarrying stone on
Cherry street. Sentence was deferred to the
14th Inst.
The Jury in the case of the state against
John Carter indicted for shooting VIM. Nun.
son at saloon on Rosabel street, returned
verdict yesterday of guilty.
Owing to repairs making in the water
mains the residents Of that portion of Waba-
shaw street, between Fifth and Sixth streets,
including the state capitol occupants, were
without water for good portion OF yester'
day.
Mr.. Frank Breuer, president OF the board OF
fire commissioners, returned from his eastern
trip Yesterday. he witnessed the big fire q
week ago, and gives graphic description OF
the workings OF the metropolitan fire depart
ment.
A midnight prowler, named James Adams,
was run in on Monday night by Officer Roul
lsu on suspicion of having stolen surplus
Mister which he carried. Adams Is an OLD
roander, and "a there was no direct evidence
the hearing was continued to the 10Th inst.
John johnson had some words with wo-
man residing in the swede settlement near the
Seventh street bridge and the damsel went for
HIM like thousand of brick. In turn he as
sauted her and she had him arrested for as.
rested. Yesterday he was before the court and
1t cost him ten bills.
a man named Thos. Dugan was arrested by
Officer Cook yesterday, charged with the lar.
.eny of $50 from guest at the European no.
tel named John LalIy. He was brought to
city hall and shook pown by Capt. Clark, who
found the sum Of SlS,4 40 packed In his boot.
The hearing will take place to-day.
An old sinner named 81. D. McGregor was
up Yesterday charged with the larceny OF Sc
from guest at the Market hotel. McGregor
ia a pauper and was given temporary board NJ
the hotel by the county and repaid the kind
ness by going through his hedfellow. he
went to the bastile for thirty days.
The poor old Hannah WEIGH paid her respects
10 hizzoner yesterday for the first time in sever
81 months. She was arrested Monday night
beastly drunk and her appearance yesterday
was frightful. Her ragged clothing was be-
dragged with mud anc her condition pluaDle
in he extreme She was sent mp for ninety
days.
Mr.. John Feely, of Powers Bros, is heavy
with grief and all on account OF his dog
Snyder. The animal, a handsome water span
lei and fine retriever, only four months old,
skipped away from his kennel the other day
end his whereabouts have since remained I'M,
known. He was valued highly, and reward
of $40 will be paid for his eturn to No. 81
East Ninth street.
Last evening, Feb. Z, 1882, the st. Paul
logdes I. O. o. T.,were visited by large dele
CATION of saltwater and Marine lodges OF
Oddfellows, aud very pleasant time was en-
by Rev. J. Marvin, of st. Paul; Bro. R. L.
Mccarthy, of Wisconsin, and E. Rotart, OF
st. Paul, and several others. Taken alto.
gether 1t was the most enjoyaE11A fraternal
event of the season.
For several nights past the neighborhood
of Western avenue has been terrorized by the
depredations of gang of rowdies who have
destroyed property and made night hldeous
stroyed barrel of oil In front of store on
Martin street, upset wagon, broke the street
lamps and cut down trees on Western avenue.
Officer Shields has been laying for the gang,
and warrants were issued yesterday for Henry
and Fred Seymour, and another man.
Arthur O'Hagan, son of Patrick O'Hagan,
an account of whose confinement in the coun-
ty jail was given in yesterdays issue of tho
GLOBE, came down from Minneapolis and
called on County Attoi ney Eagan to whom he
related quite different story from that given
by the old man. He states that instead of
abusing him that the family have employed
council to defend him in the larceny case
with which they had nothing to do. Also
that when at home he is given to drink and
that at times he denudes the farm of its crops
and income, and that the efforts OF The family
have always ben for his own good.