Daily globe., 1882-03-21
CITY GLoBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
The city council holds regular meeting
tonight.
John Graft, charged with assault and
battery, yesterday had his case continued to
the 2lst inst
Louis Martenark's drunk cost him five bills
yesterday, and he left the courtroom happier
and wiser man.
The case OF A. Thoran, charged with lar
ceny, was continued by Judge Burr yesterday.
until the 21st inst.
The articles of Incorporation of the st.
Paul Armory association were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday.
Officer Cook found man on Third street
last evening too full for utteranee. de was
given the walk for the tower.
Thos. Neil, member of the wont work as
soclatiou, was sentenced to ten days in the
county Jail yesterday, because he had no
other place to call his heme.
John johnson, who was shooting of his
mouth to passers by on Jackson street Satur
day afternoon, was given thirty days. yester-
day, to curb his abusive tongue.
Complaint was made in the municipal
court yesterday against William Montgom-
cry aud others for keeping their saloons open
after midnight. They will be heard this morn
Ing.
Thomas Mcclure who had his legs cut off
last week by the cars, was reported on the
street Yesterday to have died. This is mis-
take, At 4 o'clock yesterday he was doing
well.
Joseph Burn, of Brainerd, reported to the
police yesterday, that he had been robbed of a
valuable gold watch and chain while sleeping
in a room at Golden's last night. The police
will investigate.
One of the limberest cases OF Timber drunks
was brought to the city hall last evening, by
Officer Cummings. He was furnished with a
pine board for bed and tin cup OIL water LOT
his supper and breakfast.
Chief Engineer Strong has received sam.
pie of the regulation hat, worn in Chicago, by
the firemen, and which has been adopted in
ST, Paul. The members of the st. Paul de-
partment will be uniformed on the first OF
next month.
Billy Smith loves his elegant booze to such
an extent, that when he gets fairly started he
never stops until he is unable to punish any
more, or is busted, generally the latter. He
took on board too much Sunday, and for SO
doing received ten days yesterday.
Chief Engineer Strong, of the st. Paul Fire
department, was moying out of his office
In the rear of the Baldwin school building
Yesterday, to give the workmen an opporlu
nity to tear away that part of the building
preparatory to rebuilding the same.
Proceedings were instituted in the district
court yesterday by Martin Devine, DR. vs.. ST.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railroad com
pany for S25, 900 damages Devine was IN the
employ of the company, aud a short time age
met with an accident that will cripple him FOL
life.
Auditor Braden's books show that the ex
peuses of the impeachment trial audited ane
paid to Saturday last, have amounted 10 S2S,
$50 OIL. Unaudited printing bills and othel
expenses from Saturday to the final adjourn
ment will probably swell the total expense o.
the trial to 5000.
There were three of them and it took foul
of kind to beat them-T. Woolwortb, Sadie
Lee and Bell Hanlan They all INDUCED toe
freely Saturday night, got arrested, and Wer'
released on bail in the sum OF S25 EACH Inc!
failed to show up in court yesterday morning
and so forfeited their bail.
Col. James II. Davidson a short time age
purchased forty acres of land south Of Lake
Como park and between the park and the st
Paul & Manitoba railroad. Yesterday he con
cluded a contract for twelve more, between hit
previous purchase and the railroad, and clos'
to the railroad. For this he paid $500 cast
per acre.
J. Erickson, saloon keeper on Seventh
street, thought he had right to do what he
pleased in his own house, and became involved
in quarrel with one of his customers whom
he slugged on the head with beer bottle, fol-
which he was arrested. Judge Burr told him
how wrong it was to juggle bottles, ane
charged him ten bills for SO doing.
He was tramp, but five days in The city
but from his appearance, when arraigned yes
terday morning, he had not been visiting the
most healthy part of the city. His face was
badly cut up and bruised, while his general
make up was one that clearly betokened that
he would have Jared better had be remained IL
Sweden. His name was o. Sanderson, and his
time Is thirty days.
The many friends of Mrs. Col. A. Knauff
who has been seriously ill for some time past
will be pleased to learn that there is fail
prospect of her recovery. Her sister, Mrs
Hockey of Pewaukee, Wis, who has been II
attendance upon her for week or two past
will leave for her home to-day. The turning
point in Mrs. Knauffs condition took place
yesterday, being the twentieth anniversary O.
marriage. 1t is needless to say that Col
Kuauff is happy.
The New Armory.
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