Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-01
CITY GLOBULEs.


The walters of the Merchants hotel will
have ball at Market hall Oh the 9Th in
slant.
The Society Vega invite their friends to
a theater. concert and ball at Pfeifer's hall
this evening.
The district court deputies ground out
fifteen new citizens yesterday by means of
the naturalization process.
Gov. Hubbard was absent in Saltwater
yesterday in attendance upon meeting
of the states prison inspectors.
William Collins, who was shot Sunday
night, was resting fairly easy yesterday,
and the doctors can't tell anything about
him, whether he is going to live or die.
A poor outcast named Clara Swenson,
was before Judge Burr yesterday and not
being able to take care of herself she was
committed for ninety days as an act CT
mercy.
The remains of William johnson, who
was killed in the shooting ARRAY Sunday
night, were inferred by Mccarthy & Don
nelly in Oakland cemetery yesterday af-
ternoon.
At the meeting of Company E Tuesday
evening, VIM. Blakely, formerly corporal
of Company G, was elected captain. Com
pany E is to be congratulated on its new
captain.
An information of insanity was filed in
the probate court yesterday by DR.. Talbot
Jones against Andrew Erickson, who will
be examined to-day at II O'Clock M, by
Drs. Jones and Mcdonald.
A. O'Rourke loaded himself to the
guards on croton oil whisky Monday night
And tried ID bang 10 tie door of a Fifth
STREET baagnio. He will eat wind pudding
ii the county bastile for ten days.
The police are having a good deal of
trouble with the rough and unruly boys
who gather around the jefferson school
building, and among those who go there
to attend the evening school.
man named John Dempey was arrest
ed by Officer Moriarity yesterday for
breaking into Refs saloon on Fourth
street Monday night, and stealing two
boxes of cigars and some change. Hear
ing to-day.
George Mcclure tackled the bad old
tanglefoot Monday night, and when re-
fused entrance to st. Peter street saloon
he swore vengeance, and paralyzed the
windows. He was yanked before hizzoner,
and the little affair cost him ten dollars.
The case against J. L. Tape, charged
with assaulting one Schneider with pen
knife, was called for hearing in the police
court yesterday. Schneider explained that
they were equally to blame and requested
that Tape be let down light. The case
was dismissed.
About $50 last evening a lively
runaway occurred on Fifth street in the
Sixth ward, resulting in the complete
wreck of heavy wagon belonging to
Chas. Brown. The driver and horses
emerged from the wreck with a few
scratches and bruises.
Articles of incorporation Of the st.
Bernardines Unterstuszungs Verein, Won
Cologne, Minnesota" were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday. The head
quarters of the society are to be at Col
ogne, Carver county. Its objects are benev-
olent in character, after the general form
of mutual aid societies.
Last Monday stranger named Frank
McClelland died at st. Luke's hospital
from typoid fever. He was from Prince
Edwards Island and having no relatives
in st. Paul the remains were taken in
charge by Mr.. Leigh, the undertaken, and
the funeral will take place from the
cathedral at p. m. to-day.
The Central Ames club have another of
their business meetings this evening, to
make final arrangements for the big dem
onstration Saturday evening next. These
meetings are always interesting, as any p.
p. reporter will testify. The meeting will
be at the old court house at o'clock.
Jerry O'Connen is his name and ne is
not of the Sunday school stripe of good
little boys by large tank full. He stoned
the teachers of Rice school and cast over
ripe eggs at the building. He was before
the court yesterday and as a warning to
bad little boys was sentenced to the Re-
form school. The same was suspended
for ten days.
Hugh Hughes, Car repairer on the
of his right arm and other injuries, by be-
ing run over Dy d VIII euSIue JUST dIter
stepping away from examining the wheels
of an outgoing train, died at p. m. in
st. Joseph's hospital. He will be buried
at $50 p. m. to-day from his late residence,
62S Farquier street.
John Glab, like many good man, likes
his cigar, and on Monday evening he Lit a
torch and started for stroll to the Sixth
ward. Officer Getchell warned him not to
smoke on the bridge, but somehow he got
wrapped up in contemplating the beauty
of the flats, and continued to puff the root
which is fragrant. He was ruin In, and
yesterday the smoke cost him five elegant
bills.
Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sheriff
Harrison and Jailer Fallon had quite a
picnic with crazy man named Andrew
Erickson. They went out to his residence
on Sherburne avenue, taking with them a
hack and after getting him inside of the
vehicle he made up his mind that it was
not good day for riding and attempted
to fight his way out. They landed him in
the Jail after hard struggle.
Chief Weber received postal yesterday
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