Daily globe., 1882-09-27
CITY GLOBULES.

Hagan to James H. Davidson con-
veying lot4, block 5, Whitney g. Smiths
addition, for $11,5OO. The deed was ac-
knowledged at Honolulu.
The supreme court, all the judges in
attendance, met for the first time yester-
| day after vacation of a month. to com
| plete the business remaining over from
the last term of the court.
P. I. Kavanagh yesterday sold HI. II.
Timme's place on Rice street, for $4,000,
to G. F. Clark, of the firm of Clark &
Frost, corner of Third and Robert streets.
The sale is regarded as good one.
Last night about half-past o'clock No.
2 received an alarm of fire, but no other
engine house in the city got it. The
steamer came out and drove up Third to
Wabashaw as fast as possible, only to find
that it was a false alarm.
DR.. Schifman advertised a house for
rent on Dayton Bluff, in the GLOBE of yes
terd ay morning, and before noon he had
over forty applicants and still they were
comi ng. If you wish to say any
thing to the great public do so through
the columns of the GLOBE.
The committee on streets of the city
council and on ways and means held a
meeting last night and authorized the en-
gineer to go ahead and put the Wabashaw
street bridge in good condition so that it
will be safe for travel. 1t is estimate that
the cost will be from 81, 500 $4,000.
Frederick Krieger keeps meat market
in West st. Paul, and it is said he occa-
sionally comes across the bridge and ped
dies meat in violation of ordinance No.
80. Frederick denies the soft impeach-
ment, and the meaty matter will be dis
posed of before his honor in the munich
pal court this morning.
Special policeman Gibbons, the watch
man in the Manitoba railroad yard, had a
little difficulty with two of the boys on
Sunday night, and on Monday morning
they were fined ten dollars each. The boys
retaliated by having Gibbons arrested, and
yesterday he paid ten dollars. Honors are
easy and the city is ahead.
He said his name was Ed. Berkle, and
that he was a cook at the ST. James hotel.
He was raising a muss on Fifth street be-
tween Jackson and Robert, about two
o'clock yesterday morning, when officer
Cummings swooped down upon him and
gave him very taking invitation to in
spect the inside accommodations of the
city lookup. Berkle accepted the invita-
ton, and he paid Frank Fairchild S18 yes
terday morning for the kind attention
shown him.
Maggie Artley has husband and they
live on Bedford street. They are in the
habit of raising-or in other words more
or less disturbance in the neighborhood.
They rather enjoy the fun, but their
neighbors do not look upon the matter in
the same light. Mrs. Artley was before
Judge Burr yesterday morning and the
case was continued until this morning. in
order that whom ''God had joined together
no municipal court should put assunder,'' .
or words to that effect.
This world is one of sorrow, and we all
have our trials. 1t was William Camp
BELLS turn yesterday morning and Judge
Burr sat in judgment. Williams offense
the discharge of his duty. A row took
and Campbell, who is one of the ushers,
lHOuSHb uO hilSW J1OTO dDOut IL budu Odl-
via. He many be mistaken. We are all
liable to mistakes. The facts will
be looked into this morning.
Hon. F. S. Christensen, assistant secre-
tary of state and commissioner of statis-
tics, was yesterday introducing Hon. Oscar
Malmros to the duties of the Office, prepar-
atory to turning the same over to him to-
morrow, pursuant to his resignation made
several months since. Mr. Christensen has
been pleasant and obliging gentleman
in his intercourse with the representatives
of the press. las we'll as most capable of
ficial) and their best wishes follow him in
to his new business enterprise at Pine
City.
A called meeting of the members of the
Society for the improvement of the Poor !.
was held at their present room, Oh Robert
steeet, yesterday afternoon, with President
II. M. Rice in the chair. The meeting was
called for consultation In regard to the
finances for the erection of their new build
ing, now in process of construction. No
formal action was taken, but it is under
stood that matters are progressing in a
very satisfactory manner. and they expect
to occupy their new building about the
1st of November.
While lady by the name of Mrs. Anna
Skinner was in the act of putting letter
in the box on the corner of Seventh and
Jackson streets yesterday forenoon, fell
low by the name of John Ryan grabbed
her pocketbook which she held in her
hand. and which contained $45,and started
off on run. A number of passers- by
started in pursuit, and succeeded in over
hauling the thief and handing him over to
the police. The lady recovered her money
and Ryan will answer to the grand jury
which will be in session to-day.
1t is fact we'll known that our old
and respected citizen, Mr.. John Kerwin,
is one of the best shots in the state, and
it will not surprise those who know him
well to learn that he lately astonished
the people of Stevens county by an ex-
traordinary specimen of his skill as a
marksman. He returned home yesterday
with any amount of ducks, but it re-
quired special car to bring in the
other game which he bagged. He is very
modest about the matter, but just ask
Jerry McCarty, and he will tell you all
about it.
Articles of incorporation of the Trans
continental Commercial company were