Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-31
CITY aLOBULEs

Drs. Hand and Davenport lett yesterday
afternoon for Owatonna, to perform an op-
Grafton.
D. W.Millard the architect, yesterday morh-
inc removed to room No. II, Fire Marine
building.
Ed. Morrison, who was put in Jail about
ten days ago on the charge of vagrancy. dled
yesterday morning.
The Evening Star" club gave their weekly
party at College hall last evening. There was
a large attendance and good time was had.
Several cases of timber drunkenness were
before the court yesterday, and the sub
eets were discharged on payment OF five bills
each.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill
Yesterday demanding the case OF b Llns'aa
against Chas. Sohns to the munleipal
court.
In the district court yesterday Mike Nc
Carthy withdrew the former plea of not guilty
and entered a plea of guilty of larceny from
the person.
Aman named George Herman, residing IN
West st. Paul, was arrested on warrant last
night, charging him with cruelty towards his
step daughter.
The second annual ball of the Windsor ho-
tel walters, will take place on the Goth OF Feb
ruary. 1t is predicted that 1t will lay all for
mer efforts In the shade.
Three yags were yanked from their lunch
routes Yesterday and consigned TO the bastile
for thirty days each. The poor wretches
seemed glad to get the coveted shelter.
The widow of Nicholas Wagner, former
turnkey of the county Jail, has received the
sum of 81 900 from the German Catholic
Life Insurance Association OF Minnesota.
Judge Brill rendered a decision yesterday
in the case of E. F. Osborne vs.. the Sllsby
Manufacturing company and r. o. Strong
sarnlshee, denying the motion to dismiss gar
nishee proceedings.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ce:yed notice of the allowance of the following
claims: A mothers pension Of Sl.9SoSO; an
invalid claim increased from IS to 81 and
another from 81 to S..
The annual meeting of the State Agrlcultu-
raj society will be held at the Metropolitan
hotel Wednesday, February LIST, and the
annual meeting of the Stale Dairymen's asso-
citation the following day.
While endeavoring to get up steam for heat
ing one of the cars on the st. Paul 81 Manito-
ba road on Sunday, some mistake was made,
and the pipes burst blowing oil the roof OF
the car and breaking out some OF the win
dows.
The executors account in the estate of the
late Horace Thompson was filed in the pro-
bate court Yesterday. The total receipts up
to January list, 1882, were S754 ,09l .S3, and the
disburse ments $780,, sos So. The balance in
cash is $12,5S2S0.
About o'clock last night Officer Lowell
arrested two frail beauties who were badly in
toxcated and who were raising disturbance
on Third street. They gave the names of May
and Della and were shown the parlor cell room
by Jailor Jessrang.
Tim Murphy tackled the festive bug juice
Saturday night and it laid him out. When
put under arrest he fought the officer and it
was picnic all the way to the station. He
was up yesterday and fine OF S25 was i'm
posed He paid the coin.
While walking on Eighth street, near Olive,
Yesterday morning, a lady pedestrian was ap-
proached by a thief, who snatehed satchel
from her arm and ran away, making good his
escape. The satchel contained two dollars in
money and pair of gold spectaces.
DR.. Hand yesterday received dispatch from
Marshall saying that there was another case
of tichinosis, as Dr. Hand was called to Owa-
tonna he could not 60 to Marshall. He tele-
graphed to DR.. Hewitt, of Red Wing, who
left at o'clock yesterday afternoon for Mar
shall to attend to it.
The alarm of fire from box No. Z, about
7:10 o'clock last night, was caused by slight
blaze in one of the rooms in Irvine block,
Seven Corners, occasioned by the explosion of
a lamp The fire was squelched with few
buckets of water and the damage was slight.
The lamp was knocked from the table by
drunken inmate Of the building.
The district court was engaged yesterday in
trying the case of E. A. Weller against the
city of st. Paul, in which a''sum of $500 are
claimed fer damages alleged to have been
eansed by the opening OF sewer on Park ave-
nue.. He claims that his property was dam
aged and that his family was injured by Of
fensive gas. The jury brought in a sealed YER
dict last evening.
George Mentfeedar went on a foot, and
swore by his lutte that he wouldn't be run In
by any galoot, not II he knew't. But fly
copper came, who had heard The refrain, and
ne heaved big sigh as this man he did spy.
And he heaved big heave as this man he did
eleave, with billy SO handy and shy. The
pale air was filled with coat tails, and 1t cost
him five elegant shekels.
A couple of Jolly young men, and very too,
too young men, named a. Peterson and Chas.
johnson, were before the court yesterday for
fast driving. They hired a cutter, and went
ON a buster, these very all but young men, and
the result was, they were yanked to the tower.
Peterson was fined IS, and his "gun" was
eonfiscated. In addition he was put under
$50 bonds to restrain him from carrying con-
eealed weapons johnson was fined ten bills.
Last evening young man giving the name
OF G. NORM entered city hall, and stated
that he desired to give himself up. When
asked the reason, he replied that he had
snatched pocketbook from lady In the
forenoon, and that he was troubled with COM
junction of feelings for having committed
the act. In proof of his sincerity he stated
that the pocketbook contained two dollars and
pair Of bracelets. He returned the latter,
together with fifty cents Of the M ney. The
ease proved to be the same an account of
which is elsewhere given in this column. The
eontrte thief was locked up.
Hizzoner mounted the pulpit at O'Clock
yesterday morning and his greeting was I'M
usually effective Every seat in the bull pen
was occupied and there were present an ex-
tremely varied assortment of old buns, lunch
fends, tramps and DRINKS. The most pitiful
case of "shakes'' was that of a man who had