Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-21
CITY GLOBULES.

The Chicago st. Paul 4 Milwaukee train
was little late yesterday noon.
Mr.. A. B. Curry, of the st. Paul q, Du'
futh road, has resigned his position in the
general freight Office .
Clara May Bishop, q little girl, strayed
away last night from Norris street and was
returned by policeman Merriam.
Z. A. Newell, Esq. the we'll known banker
of Waseca, was in the city yesterday and
paid his respects to the state officials at
the capitol.
Elmer GOOD and Daniel Sullivan have
brought suits against the city of st. Paul
to receiver $500 each for injuries to their
lots on Otsego street.
The Minneapolis 81 st. Louis railway ex-
pect to open their line for freight to Fart
bault via Waterville, then over Stickney's
Canon valley road, to-day.
Charles A. Croft has commenced suit
in the district court against A. w. Edwards,
of the Fargo Argus, to recover $4,000 for
analleged hbelouS article in the Argus.
A writ of mandamus was issued from
the supreme court yesterday, directing
Judge Macdonald to make return of all
facts in the case of the State er. ret. Grant
Schmidt, relator.
suit was commenced yesterday in the
district court by Mrs. Jennie r. Lamprey
against Mary Ann Chamberlain to quiet
the title to lots Is, Is and II of block IL
Summit Park addition.
Five Polanders living on Western av-
enue refused, or rather neglected, to move
their shanty out of the street and were
brought before Judge Burr yesterday
morning, and fined $50 each, sentence be-
ing suspended until the Both ints.
The wager of $50 upon the time made
by o. G. Miiler's horse upon the Midway
track on Tuesday, has been referred to
Wilkes Spirit of the Times for settlement.
the point at issue is whether he went within
a mile in three minutes.
The charges against Policeman Thomas,
setting forth that on certain occasions he
was intoxicated, and also that he intention
ally allowed a prisoner to get away,
and which was to have been heard by the
mayor, have been withdrawn and the case
dismissed.
The Jackson street M. E. church have
taken possession of their newly purchased
lot on the corner of Eleventh and Robert.
and are having the large brick house put
In first class shape for a parsonage. 1t
will $e one of the most desirable resi-
dences in the city.
Mary Kehoe has brought suit against
the city of st. Paul to recover $500 for
damages occasioned her by partly filling
In on her lot on Otsego street; and Henri
eta Somerville has brought a similar suit
against the city to recover $1,000 damages
to her lot on Mount Airy street.
Yesterday afternoon hard looking GUS
toner, who gave his name as Andrew No
Ian, was arrested by Officer Dieter for
stealing an overcoat from William Byrnes
on the corner of Sixth and Robert streets
He was given thirty days in Jail. Just what
he wanted. Hurry up the workhouse.
This four laddies who raised the ruction
on the cornor of Franklin and Exchange
street, Tuesday night, were each fined SIC
for their fun, by Judge Burr, yesterday
morning. Hill, Flowers and Lyons paid
their fine, but Flatterly concluded to board
his fine out at the expense of the county
for ten days.
Between and O'Clock yesterday morn:
ing officer Deter found man who gave
his name as Hill, on the railroad track