Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-02

Yesterday City Treasurer REM disbursed the
sum of 5000 In payment OF municipal en-
plOyeS

PAOySSs
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance of a pension
claim for 1884.
The Pioneer relief association held its usual
monthly meeting last evening, but transacted
no business of public interest
The new month at the police court opened
with big docket, the array of sore hearts and
swelled heads being unusually large.
Mrs. Mary H. Hunt, of Boston, will speak
In Dayton avenue Presbyterian church the
afternoon at o'clock. All are invited.
The notorious 10 WEIGH was arrested last
night for creating disturbance on Minnesota
street, during which he drew a revolver.
Joseph LeDuc and w. A. Demke were fined
IS each yesterday for driving over hose at the
Goodrich avenue fire Tuesday afternoon.
The police force engaged in the onerous
duty yesterday of drawing their ducats. 1t
didn't take very big cart to haul them either.
Mr.. A. D. Hinsdale, the architect, has re-
moved his office to Presley's new block on
Third street, between Minnesota and Robert
streets, where his friends can find him.
Gov. Hubbard yesterday re-appointed Gen.
II. III. Sibley member of the board of re-
gents of the State University Gen. sibley is
one of the Oldest members of the board and is
now its president
The thanks of the fire department are due
Mrs. Martin Delaney and Mr.. T. C. Conway
for bountiful supply of coffee furnished the
boys on the evening of February % at the
Garland Trunk factory fire.
Cannot something be done to clear the
crossings of the villianOus embargo of mud.
The swimming is not first class and there is a
corner in life preserving apparatus. Where
are the street commissioners?
Miss Hessie Hunter, the popular elocution-
list, is announced to give one of her delightful
entertainments at the Clinton Avenue M. E.
church next Saturday evening, for the benefit
of the ladies' parsonage and society.
The first anniversary of the Emmett artillery
which is to be given at Market hall on the Ath
instant, will be very pleasant affair. The
company will give an exhibition drill, which
will be supplemented by vocal and instrument
tai music.
Prof. Clark of Boston will address the
public schools of the city this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock, at the High school, on the sub
ject of Industrial Drawing" An invitation
is extended to citizens interestedin the subject
to be present.
A man named Patrick Simons, an old and
well known citizen, died yesterday afternoon,
quite suddenly. He was about Is years of
age, and was hard working man up to the
last day of his life. He resided on Robert
street above Twelfth.
Y. M. G. A., 366 Wabashaw street An en-.
tertainment will be given at the rooms of the
association this evening at 8 o'clock. Music
by Miss May PREM and members of the Bee
thoven society. Readings byJ. M. Lichten-
burger. All are invited
The articles of Incorporation of the T. S.
White stationery company-as published in
the GLOBE yesterday morning-and also of
the German Roman Catholic st. Johns Ben
evolenta Society of ShakOpee, were filed with
the secretary of State yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Casey detected
drunken granger in the act of cabbaging
pair of boots from Varney's store on Jackson
street. He was given the grand march to the
tower. When arrested he carried a quantity
of smoked halibut and other articles.
Frank Deck, brash young fellow who has
been before the court on several occasions,
was up again yesterday, charged with raising
a disturbance on Rice street. He is one of the
famous gang of that district, and he was put
out of harms way for ten days, and will be
required to give bonds.
Tuesday night Thomas O'Brien and another
young duffer named Earle engaged in dis
graceful fight near the Lake Superior round
house. O'Brien was arrested and yesterday he
went to the quay for ten days. Earle got
away, but will be arrested on a warrant.
They are both bad pills.
A snoozer named James o. Brien and the gay
old pelican, Ellen Gilmore, were arrested Tues
dav night on the charge of drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. They were found under
suspicious circumstances at the entrance 10
the market house. O'Brien was fined five bills,
and Gilmore went up for thirty days.
The friends of the late John Mundy, an ac-
count of whose sudden death few weeks ago
appeared in the GLOBE, who for many years
was orderly on Gen. Terry's staff, have started
subscription list for the benefit of his widow.
The list was headed by Gen. Terry with gen.
erous contribution of $50, and the sum of
$500 has already been collected.
Two colored gem'men named John Cum
mings and Bart Morgan were waltzed in yes
terday for settling dispute, with brick-bats
on Jackson street. One of the bricks caromed
on Mrs. Morgan's eye, who was watching the
combat, and gave her very bad eye to look
upon indeed. Morgan was fined ten and
Cummings twenty-five dollars.
Apropos of the new deal at the custom
house, Gen. McLaren on yesterday received a
letter from an up couatry tuft hunter asking
the refusal of the Generals moss bottomed
pants. 1t is understood that quite rivalry
exists as to who shall have the heirlooms the
impression being that among the favorites,
Deacon Wilson leads the string. 1t is sug-
gested that they be bequeathed to the Smith
sonian institute. tH
About dinner time yesterday young man
named Frank Hank called at Kelly's boarding
house on Fourth street and asked for dinner.
After getting away with the repast he was
called upon to settle by Mr.. Kelly when he
remarked that he had squared matters with
Mrs. Kelly aad started out, The latter denied
the statement and Kelly went in pursuit Of
him. They met and fought, Kelly receiving a
very black eye. Hank was run in and fined
$40 or ten days.
Tuesday night Officer O'Gorman arrrsted
fellow named Frank Deck, who belongs to
what is known as the Rice street gang. This
offended the gang to such an extent that last
night about dozen of them .slayif for him.
and when he went on his beat commenced
abusing him, calling him names and chal-
1enrinV him tn try to arrest them The offioer