Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-11
CITY GLOBULES

Yesterday was an off.day at the police court.
The layout consisted Of three drunks and two
assaults.
The monthly meeting of the teachers Of the
nublic schools will be held at 10 o'clock this
morning in the assembly room Of the High
school.
The dust upon many of the streets OF the
CITY was very troubles ONE yesterday. If this
weather holds much longer the street sprink-
lers will have to be brought into use.
A deed was filed in the register of deeds
Office from Park Davis and wife to Lydia A.
Bunker. of the westerly half of lot Is, block
IA, Dayton & Irvine's addition for $500.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Mcmahon ar.
rested young man for trying to rob clerk,
on the lower levee. He gave the name OF D..
8. Ransom, and appeared to be intoxicated.
Workmen were engaged yesterday in pulling
down the old Adams school building. An
astonishing amount of kindling wood is the
result and those in need OF this material
should call on the premises.
NJ. Vanderlack is boss plasterer and the
other day he went for one of his hands named
Robert much in the same manner as Yankee
Robinson Is said to have exhorted the impeni-
tent mule Roberts had been before hizzoner
yesterday and he was fined IS.
Yesterday the district court took up the
case of j. Hennessly against the St. Paul,
Minneapolis s. Manitoba railroad company, in
which an appeal was taken from the award OF
the commissioners In the condemnation pro-
ceeding, of the Short Line4ailroad.
The lecture course of the First NJ. E.
church was inaugurated last night by lee
ture By Gordon E. Cole, who spoke on the
subject of "Zenobia." The lecture was de.
lvered in the presence OF C. large audience
and proved very entertaining and enjoyable.
Once an Influential citizen, Edward Cramsie
became addlc ed to drink and he has gradually
fallen TO the lowest level of this terrible vice.
Hgwas arraigned yesterday for drunkenness,
and his case Is another illustration Of the de.
basng nature of run. He was committed foI
ten days.
This evening tie Arion singing eociety and
the great Union band of st. Paul will give @
concert IL Ccncordls hall at Chsfka. The
programme i one of the best of the season
lack If space only preventing Its publication
and the concert will prove great artistic
sncee,s.
a team belonging 10 the Transfer company
became frightened at the Omaha freight
house yesterday afternoon and started to run
away. They got as far "a Third and Rosabel
streets, when they cOlllded with another
wagon and were caught The wagons were
both damaged.
Senator Wilson Of Goodbue county is firm
believer 10 the depravity of msnkind. Thur
dav he bought from The 81. Paul Book and
S'ationty eInre IA work on "Sceuc AMI Rev
el.Iioi - When the high court Of impt ach
ment sdjourn, Thursday evening he left the
volume n his desk, and That is the last seer
Of s Lew bo' K.
The SECOND annual ball Of the Clarendon
hotel walters took place at Sherman ball last
evening" TIE ATTENDANCE WAS large and The
,ully good linz thai followed an ly dr,Dnn
siratei III WHEN IL comes 10 ehaking tht
boot ~ lively Il idir music, The Clarendon ho'e
", tiers walk OF With he bun fine suplei
vas spread add 1t pioysd hishly successful
affair IL ali particulars.
The Firemen'- library was enriched yester
Day By the receipt OF valuable donations o.
bo, ks from Mr. Robert A Smith and Rev
Dr.. Breed Mr. Smith contributed In all fifty
volumes, consisting of sixteen voumts %
Cooper's novsls, fourteen volumes OF Simms
works, and the remainder of s. miscellaneous
character. Or. Breed contributed eleven vol
umes Of bound books of a miscellaneous char
acter Let the good work go on.
q. Kuehne was before Judge Burr yesterda.
afternoon charged with paralyzng maj
named Miller. The fuss took place On For
street, were the men were at work on q new
building. The complainant's face looked lik'
asection of Clipped beef, pasted together Il
picturesque; and defendants right eye was il
Grape, having been decorated in that way by
Adam Wurm the day preceding. 1t was shown
that after dispute they fought, and that de
PENDANT pasted Miller with hammer and ther