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

ket hall tonight.
The Main Comic Opera company give "Boc'
cacio tonight at the Opera house.
The Once Week club had an elegant $50
cialo last evening In Sherman hall.
The State Dairymen's Association will meet
this morning at 10 o'clock at the Metropol'
itan.
Rev. L. c, Barns lectures on 1.-THE Young
Man in the City" tonight at the Y. M. Z. A.
rooms.
Capt. c. E. Davis yesterday turned over the
KEYS of the state arsenal to his successor
Capt. Joseph Burger.
Judge Brill took the Pollard divorce case
under Amusement yesterday, and court ad-
journed until Friday.
The Union Club will give their regular hop
at their hall, corner Seventh and Jackson
streets, tomorrow evening.
The contract for the excavation and mason
ry of the new turner hall on exchange street
has been awarded to John Hauessler.
John Rouleau was before the court yester-
day, charged with the larceny Of $40 from
James Kennedy. The hearing was continued
until to-day.
The members of the Farmers Board OF
Trade held no meeting yesterday morning, hut
adjourned to meet with the State Agricultural
Association.
The city treasurer disbursed $4,000 yester-
day in payment of the salaries OF the police
force, fire department and city officials, for
the month Of January.
John Shelly, an old time hummer, was run
in by Officer Mernion last night for drunken
ness. He was only released from the county
Jail yesterday morning.
nymph du pave named Annie St. Clair
was arrested last night for raising disturb
auee in bagnio situated on Fifth street She
was badly intoxicated, and 1t look Tour men
10 get her to the station.
ORA F. schiffmann, formerly associated
with DR.. S. A. Beecher, will upon completion
of the Manufacturer block, open dental offices
therein In the meantime he can be found at
room No 5, Odd Fellows block.
The only arrest Tuesday night was that Of
NJ DAILY, who was waltzed In for indulglng
too freely in the elegant tanglefoot. He was
before the court yesterday, and on promising
70 let the old stuff alone the court restored
him to society.
The Jury in the case of Ralph Brounson vs..
the city of St. Paul and Henry Nenmar, in
which action was brought for 81 500 damages,
returned a verdict yesterday for $50 In favor Of
nlaintiff. OF that amount $40 Is against Neu-
man and Sl6 against the city.
The people of West st. Paul were Yesterday
circulating subscription paper for the pur-
nose of raising money to send a delegate to
Washington to attend to the matter OF getting
an appropriation for the West st. Paul levee.
II is expected the man will be selected to-day.
The case of Margaret O'Connell against the
Il Paul & Manitoba railroad company for
$500, alleged to have resulted from the death
of her husband, was taken up for trial III the
district court yesterday morning. After hear
ing counsel the case was dismissed on motion
of the defendants.
It was reported at city hall yesterday that
man who had been picked up in drunken
condition on the street and hauled home in an
express wagon, had been robbed of a gold
watch and several dollars In money. The In
formant refused to give his name, and the
moral is obvious.
The board of public works was struggling
very hard and patiently last evening over the
West St, Paul. The parcels OF land to be as
sessed are very irregular, and consequently
there is great deal of difficulty in making
the assessment
Messrs. Corlies Chapman & Drake yester-
terday afternoon had tested 100 gallon sta
,iouary chemical fire engine that was built
for their ne " sash and blind factory on Eagle
street. The engine is located IN the building
and operated quite satisfactorily. 1t is claim
ed that the extinguishing power OF the lOl
Gallons is equal to that of four hundred gal
Ons.
Tuesday evening wayfarer named George
Schwartzbauer secured room at the st. Paul
hotel on Fort street and turned in for til,
night, Yesterday morning he awoke to TIT
realization of the sad fact that during thu
night his vest had been touched" to the e1
tent of S35. He reported the affair to the
notice. but no clue has been found of thu
robbers.
There arrived in this city few evenings age
an aged lady. named Mrs. Priscilla Miller, o.
New York, who was enroute to her brothers
residence. w. Il. Hunter, farmer residing
somewhere in the vicinity of st. Paul. During
her trip west she lost the address, and upon
her arrival in this city she was out OF means
to defray her expenses, She was taken II
lTs
for the friendless. Should this meet the eye
of her friends they will know where she may
be found.
The case of George Herman, charged with
cruelty beating his step-daughter, was called
for hearing in the police court yesterday fore
noon. Mr. Chase, representing the society
for the prevention Of cruelty to children, was
present, and he and the defendant held con
versation, theupshot being that 1t was agreed
that be should have charge Of the child until
it could be placed in suitable family. Fol
the present 1t was decided to place her In
charge of the home for the frlendless. The
ease was continued until to-day.
Yesterday afternoon lady rushed into the
police court andin an exciting manner she
grabbed tbs ear of the impressive Fairchildl
and enquired If the police OF st. Paul allowed
married lady to be insulted on the street
Frank replied, OF course not, and asked to be
shown the wretch who dared impugn lady's
honor while he was on deck. She stated that
two men had passed her on Wabashaw street
and that one OF them remarked looking at her
that she was friend Of his and that some
night they whould have to take it in. The
Lady who, by the by. states that she was mar.
RED six months ago, replied that she would
see about it, and hence her visit to to the CLERK
of the court. When last seen she was undo