Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-12
CITY GLOBULEs

The striker Of the fire alarm is placed SO as
to give alarms on the new bell.
Green grass on slopes of the hills in st.
Paul. How is that for a hyperborean region
A man named Shannon, living on Walnut
street, was arrested last night for beating his
wife.
Frank Seek got into fight last evening
and was arrested and locked up by Officer
Babe.
The street force were paid 1856 yesterday, the
sewer force SOS, and the Water company
their semi-annual payment of $4,000.
Yesterday Sheriff Richter visited Saltwater
having in charge John Carter, Thomas Fahey
and Alonzo Garner, sentenced toimprisonment
in the state penitentiary.
James Roach was before the court yesterday
for being too light with his fingers. He cab
baged buggy whip belonging to Frank Ears
and was yanked in for Larceny.
A fly young fellow named s. W. Ransom
was before the court yesterday, charged with
disorderly conduct. Friday evening he tried
to inyeigle lad TO the levee, his Intention
evidently being robbery. He was sent to the
quay for thirty days.
\ painful report reached st. Paul yesterday
that Mrs. Judge Palmer, who is now in the
south, had so far failed in health that it was
feared she would not survive long. Judge
Palmer is with her. The result will be looked
for with great Solicitude.
F. Coffin and wife were arraigned at the
municipal court yesterday, charged with cru
city towards q child. The investigation show.
l,,a TO Int1
rather than with any criminal intent. Judge
Burr gave them timely lecture upon parental
duties, and the case was dismissed.
Yesterday morning Judge Simons heard the
case of the State ex rel Edward Wulff against
Judge Burr of the municipal court, which
came up on a motion for writ OF manCamuS
and 10 compel defendant to issue an execution
1t was held that garnishee could not be held
twice for the same debt and the writ was de-
MED.
Books were received yesterday at the Fire
mans Library from the following: Thos
Corcorau, ESD, six bound volumes ''assort-
ed" and q number from JAS. Gillian, Jr.
Contributions of money would be acceptable
for the purpose of binding unbound volumes,
and the purchase OF few books TO complete
sets.
4 trio of laYdi da snoozers named John
Memo, Frank Mealy and Wan Seiks were ar
rested by Officer McFetridge at 3 o'clock yes
teraay morning for raising racket on Third
street. They had been to the dance and had
imbibed too freely of the good sack furnished
by the festive biscuit shooters. Mealy resisted
the officer and pasted him in the face. Fol
this he went to the dungeon for sixty days
Memo went over for ten days and Seiks got OIL
on Davment of ten ducats.
A man named FL. A. Jarrett, drew a check
on a bank in Fargo for sl5 and obtained the
money on it Of Patrick Keigher. The Chez
in due time, went to the Fargo bank but was
returned yesterday, unpaid, for the reason thai
the man he'd no money there. Last mig hit
about ten O'Clock, Jarrett was arrested arc
locked up. From papers found on his person
it appears that he goes by the name OF y. j
Gieret and A. J. Jarrett.
A number of young men of this city are
about to organize an amateur orchestra, anc
would be pleased to have aEy persons who
desire to play for their own recreation and
mutual improvement to join them. The frs
meeting win he held in the hall of the Great
Union band, No. 10 East Third street, from
room on the third floor, on Friday evening,
February II, at O'Clock. Persons wishing
to Join can obtain further information from
Prot PREM, under whose leadership the
orchestra will be.