Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-21
CITY GLOBULES.

Two of the letter carriers were of duty
yesterday on account of sickness.
NJ. David Blakely attendel the rehear
sal OF the Choral society last night.
The trial of criminal cases will COM
mence in the district court tomorrow
morning.
A young man named John Mcclure re-
ported at city hall yesterday that he had
lost his pocketbook on Robert street, con-
tanning $40.
The business tran: acted ~ Tie board of
directors CT the chamber OF commerce
yesterday morning was not of much general
public interest.
Chief Justice Gi.iilan was in his seat
upon the supreme court bench yesterday,
though still suffering from his late severe
rheumatic attack.
: sociate Justice Mitchell, of the su-
pr HE court, is confined to his home at
WI with a bilious rheumatic attack
tai eatening his lungs.
Frank Ford, Esq, who recently located
In st. Paul, was yesterday admitted to
practice in the courts OF this state upon
certificate by the supreme court.
A delegation Of st. Paul Masons will
leave on the 1 O'Clock train to-day for st.
Cloud, to participate in the dedication of
the new Masonic temple in that city.
An investigation was made by Chief
Strong yesterday into the reason why box
No. y did not work VIXEN pulled last Sun.
day evening. 1t was found that it had
beer damaged by lightning.
There is on exhibition at the clerks Of
fee, city hall, al Indian magic flute, cum
ningly wrought and OF / unique move
Inel.t. Some say it is loaded, but this is
mistake.
Collector Bickel received word yesterday
that the safe of Boulder & Weber, brewers,
at -. Cloud, had been blown open on Sun
day hight, and large number OF revenue
stamps and papers extracted.
Ohiter Waugh arrested d man. named
Pa Hughligen las: night for creating a
disturbance on Bradley street. He entered
the Yard OF dwelling house ana when re-
ques.ed TO take walk he threw stones at
the residence.
4 boczy rounder, named JGh;l Cateu
went into lower town saloon last night,
and after imbibing deeply CT sack he re-
fused to put up the neecful. A row en-
sued and Officer Z;rke,bach stsersd the
rascal to the lookup.
To-day the district court will take up
the case of Mrs. Terrell against Cornelius
Riley, in which action is brought for dam
ages of $4,000 for malicious assault. Err
win & Ryan for the plaintiff, and I. V. D.
Heard for the defense.
Frederick Manke was before the court
yesterday, charged with throwing stones
at Mr. Danneburg, the fur dealer. Manke
denied the charge and asked that his wit
nessos be subpOened. The hearing was
continued until to-day.
Another big real estate deal was censum-
mated yesterday, being the transfer of a
third interest OF lots II and u, block z,
Whitney's and Smiths addition. the con-
sideration being $4,000. The property is
situated on Seventh street.
Nj. j. j. McCardy, who for seven years
has been the secretary Of the Homestead
Building society, has been compelled to
tender his resignation in order to devote
his whole time to his duties as county
auditor. His successor viii probably be
Fred Seibold.
The noon train from Chica go on the
Omaha read was about four hours late
yesterday, the delay being due to the
weight Of the train, four slaepers and
eight passenger coaches ali crowded, with
the mail baggage and express cars, being
littie loo much TO make fast time with.
Thomas AfcMahon cahbaged buffalo
ovsrcoat Saturday from Phillip Mcguire
and when arraigned in court Yesterday he
pleaded that when the deed Was committed
he was drunk and didn't know what he was
doing. He was remanded to a dungeon
cell for sixty days.
Notwithstanding the cut rates east. the
tide OF travel continues from the East to
the West. All trains arriving yesterday
were overcrowded, and at 8 o'clock last
evening no one of the leading hotels had
spare room, while even the cot accommo-
dations of the Merchants had been ex-
hausted.
Before hizzoner yesterday came a spr 10
of the old dart named Mike Foley, charged
with the larceny of q watch from John
Clifton. The two were friends and when
Michael stood up Clifton stated to the
court that the charge against his partner
was base fabrication. This settled it and
defendant was discharged.
Last evening between 5 ana O'Clock, as
The family Of John G. Donneily residing at
No. Nash strict, were at supper. lamp,
standing between Two windows. ignited the
curtains, and lieely blaze e-.sued. The
bucket brigade succeeded IN ex.inguish-
ing the fanes,afier damage 10 the amount
of $l00 had heea done TO the furniture,
" -iich was insured in the Milwaukee Me-
CHAM -.
Quite se:1ous ARRAY took place be-
tween two workmen at tho new building
Seventh street near SibIey yesterday