Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
CITY GLoBuLEs
Firemen's ball tonight.

EhOAAOA . oolA pO-hiSAts
The Letter Carriers ball takes place in Mar
ket hall February2.
Judge Brill on yesterday discharged the
sureties of Thomas Jefferson.
Judge Nelson. of the United States circuit
court, left yesterday for Chicago.
The remains of Henry Lyons were sent to
Salem, N. Y, yesterday by the United States
express.
The Union Club will give a social hop to
morrow evening at their hall, Seventh and
jackson streets.
Judge Brill ordered an attachment yesterday
against NJ . B. Farwell, delinquent Juror, for
contempt of court.
c. H. Evans, of Spring Valley, charged
with selling liquor without the special license,
gave bonds yesterday for his appearance.
Joseph Redmond was arrested ON Third
street by Officer Babe yesterday morning for
fast and reckless driving. 1t cost him five
bills.
Chief Weber notified the proprietor of the
Sixth ward match factory yesterday, that the
building must be either removed or demol-
ished.
C. H. Evans, of Spring Valley. was arrested
yesterday, charged with retailing liquor with
out the special license. His hearing will take
place to-day.
In the district court yesterday, T. B. Phelps
pleaded guilty to an indictment for larceny
and was sentenced to three months durance
in the county jail
Yesterday Mayor Rice revoked the commits
sion of John Geary as special policeman. He
is the man who failed to assist Officer Morar-
ity when attacked.
A man named Gustave Gouldhausen, was
brought to st. Paul from Woodbury., yester--
day, at which place his left foot was frozen
last Monday while working in the woods.
Conrad Oleson who had his foot crushed by
tree falling upon it, was brought down on
the st. Paul & Duluth road yesterday and
taken to the corner of Fourth and Robert
streets.
The widow of the late Theo. Wetzig, driver
of steamer No. 1. on yesterday received the
sum of $40 from the Fireman's Life Associa-
ton, the assessment consequent upon her hus-
bands death.
Ills cOAA IOOo hoo PuiShooNA SAAS AA'SAJ
stable formerly known as O'DOnnell's, on
Exchange street. He has taken as a partner
Mr.. Heating, for many years the manager for
Peter Berkey.
A dizzy duffer named NJ. Resky was up yes
terday for striking a venerable dame residing
in the Polander settlement near the Cave brew
cry. 1t was shown to be free fight, and he
was fined $40 and costs.
The fifth annual ball of Minnehaha lodge,
No. 81, Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
will take place at Market hall this evening. If
the elaborate arrangements are to be relied
upon, most enjoyable time will be had.
The sale of property for delinquent assess
ments for city improvements, took place at
city treasurer's office yesterday forenoon.
There was large attendance and, the bidding
was spirited. The sale Melted Sl2703.84.
The famous Capehart and Kennedy case has
at last passed into history. A few days since
Mrs. Kennedy discarded the widows weeds
and entered the blissful estate of matrimony.
Verify, to all things there cometh an end.
Thomas Fahey, W. D. Smith and j. Hamil-
ton, indicted for larceny, were arraigned in
the district court yesterday and pleaded not
guilty. Alonzo Garner, indicted for arson,
entered the same plea and they we're remanded.
The case of James Anderson against Anna
Murch was taken up for trial in the district
court yesterday afternoon. The action is for
50, 700 damages for alleged violation of con-
tract to sluice logs over dam in Pine
county.
The council committee on fire department
was to have met at 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon, butt the absence of a quorum it was
adjourned until o'clock Saturday. The
question of extending the fire limits in lower
| town will be considered.
The only case before hizzoner yesterday was
| that of the city against Geo. Smith. charged
with lie larceny of two deer skins. There
was no evidence to sub,tantiate the charge,
and as defendant expressed a desire to go to
Minneapolis, he was at once discharged.
The new engine house on'the hill is almost
| ready for occupancy, in view of which the
| theory arises what will they do with 1t. The
LaFrance engine matter, like the prophets cof-
| fin, hangs suspended, so to speak, and no fell
| low can find out what they are going to do
about it.
In response to an inquiry, Gov. Hubbard re-
ceived dispatch from Manager Bartlett, of
the st. Peter insane asylum, yesterday, stating
that the loss by the recent fire will not ex-
coed S. 900. Also, that arrangements have
| been made In st. Peter to care for all the
| patients.
Yesterday afternoon confirmed tramp and
J drunkard, named Chas. Johnson. was detected
| in the act of stealing oysters from the COM
| mission house of Hoxsie & Jaeger, on jack
son street. He was snatched to the tower by
| OA9,or Gaf bori vo1c To hoo co6
from Jail yesterday morning.
Since the Impeachment of Judges Page and
| Cox, have cost so much money and time a
good many people are inquirng if some other
way cannot be devised for disposing of such
cases that will be more expeditions and less
| expensive than that of requiring the senate to
| set week after week to dispose of them.
The ordinance passed at the last meeting of
| the city council, making it crime to carry
| the festive dirk knife, slung- shot and 'sgun,"
has provoked criticism among the delectable
| hard men of the town, who consider it hit
| at their liberties. Even when viewed in this
light, the city fathers think they can stand it,
as do the citizens at large.
James Cooley, the builder, and one of the
many who were burned out at the Seventh street
blaze three weeks ago, leased lot on Broad
way, near Twalfth street, and as he is about
to build, the question arises as to the extension
of the fire limits in that direction. The COM
mittee on fire department will consider the
case at their meeting tomorrow afternoon.
In noting the enterprising daily newspaper
at Moorhead, Mimi, yesterday, the GLOBE
undertook to speak of the Argonaut. The
continued ability of composition, and proof
reader succeeded in producing another name.
All of this, however, does not initiate against
the fact that the sheet is wide-awake and
valuable journal, and that its correct name is
Argonout.
Tuesday evening the firm of Albrecht,
Lampher & Finch treated the employees of
their establishment to grand banquet, given
at the Union Depot restaurant. About twenty
gentlemen sat down to the sumptuous and
toothsome spread, and the flow of soul was
immense. There was speech making all
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