Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-29
CITY GLOBULES.

TIE high school building is receiving its
roofing.
Get your Thanksgiving turkey to-day if
you have lot already done so.
The Mississippi river is still unfette-ed
By ice from St. Paul to the gulf.
The merry i;agling of th= sleigh ae...s
made music in the air. yesterday.
The committee on licenses will meet at
the city hail at $50 O'Clock this afternoon.
The deputy clerks of the district court
on yesterday cancelled $4,000 of the st.
Paul & Pacific railroad bonds.
Tomorrow night the German society
viii give the opera Of Car and Zim-
meI.:.an at the Athen@um, assisted by
Sell ert's orchestra.
The taking of testimony by the master
in the United States district court in the
case of the United States VS.. Joel Bassett,
has been ao ;ourned to the 9th of December.
Judgment was entered i'll the district
court Yesterday in favor of plaintiff for
$1,473, in the case of Catherine Tanner
against ". F. REYNOLDS and O. B. Terrill.
Frank Corran was before the court yes
terday charged with calcimining the optic
of James Cody, whose eye was cerulean
blue. TIE hearing went over until to-
day.
H. j. Horn has sold thirty-seven acres of
land north of the White Bear wagon road,
and also q parcel of land in Marshall &
Mackubin's addition, to A. x. BarEum for
$I2.5C0.
Thanks to the mild fall weather. still
continuing, though the ground is covered
close the many large business blocks COM
menced late il the season.
A decree of divorce was granted by
Judge Brill yesterday in the case of Jennie
WEIGH against her husband James C.Welch.
The plaintiff is given the right to assume
her maiden name. Jennie Ross.
The alarm Of fire from box No. &c at 8 80
O'Clock yesterday morning was caused 10y
slight blaze in the oil shed OF the Omaha
Railroad company, adjoining the freigL:
house CT the levee. II was put out with
out material damage.
Officer Cummings. about seven O'Clock
last night found S. A. Faust and Will
Stanley fighting on the corner of Third
and ST. Peter streets, and arrested them
and locked them up. They were having
quite pic mic when the officer interrupted
the music.
The local freight depot of the st. Paul
& Manitoba road will be closed on Thanks
giving day. Parties having perishable
freight in the depot should remove it to-
day, as if it is left there during Thanks
giving day the company will not assume
any iisk of damages.
TIE Acker and Garfield posts of the
Grand Army of the Republic visited q
camp fire reception in Minneapolis last
George NJ. Morgan post of that city. Ar
elegant evening was passed in the enjoy
ment CT social festivities, and the visiting
comrades returned highly delighted.
Oh S. Brennan and Henry Meyers were
arraigned in the municipal court yester
day charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses. The defendants found g
package of bills belonging to H. Warfeld
and were charged with collecting their face
value. Brennan was discharged and Mey
ers will have an examination to-day.
The precincts of Judge Burr's bailiwick
are becoming popular resort for outcasts
with distinguished patronymics. Monday
and impecunious sneak thief gave the il
iustriops name of Ole Bull, and yesterday
hizzonor entertained an individual named
Vande: bilt, who was up for Drunkenness
He was taxed s. or five days, and not hay
ing the needfui he went to the quay.
The members of the board of public
works met yesterday afternoon and pro
ceeded to view the location of the proposed
improvements as follows: Change of grad,
on Lafayette avenue, Westminster, Four
teenth, Leech, George and Rosabel streets
Encouragement of the extension of Uni
versity avenue, the opening of an alley il
block 80, Rice & Irvine's addition, and tn,
reassessment for grading Mackubin street
Amended articles of Incorporation O.
the Corning Farming association, Cnas. P
Noyes, president, and j. w. L. Corning
secretary, were filed with the secretary o
state yesterday, increasing the amount O
Indebtedness allowed TO be contracted
from $4,000 to $4,000, and charging thu
scope of its business from dealing in agri
cultural lands and the products thereof
ETC., to city, village, and town lands, lot
and block, and tenements and heridita
ments.
The case of Chas. Tonek illustrates tn
crime of ingratituae. He was before thu
court yesterday charged with the larcen.
of $50 from Antony Altman. They board
ed together, and being hard up for li'tl
cash. Yonek asked his roommate for
small loan Altman went to where be KEEP
his money and took out the desires
amount, thus revealing to Yonek the mes